Art of glass

Art of glass

Brian W Lavery talks to sea-glass artist Sal Smith about her ‘paying hobby’ that was sparked by a chance remark and developed in lockdown ‘A friend asked me if I had ever found sea glass on the beach – and it sort of started from there,” says Sal. I can’t tell if it’s...
‘We have tears in here many a time’

‘We have tears in here many a time’

Brian W Lavery visits a Hornsea retired trawler skipper and friends who have taken fishing’s history and heritage into their own hands A few years ago it looked like just another long city thoroughfare with little or nothing really to show it was once home to the...
The model citizen of Green Island

The model citizen of Green Island

After a remarkably detailed diorama of the old St Andrew’s fish docks was donated to the Hull Fishing Heritage Centre, Brian W Lavery paid a visit to the exotic – but misleadingly named – Holderness home of its maker… When I tapped the postcode for Green Island into...
The changing face of fishing

The changing face of fishing

A Holderness project aimed at boosting careers at sea wants to encourage more young people into the fishing industry from both genders… Brian W Lavery reports It all started with skipper Karl Price having a good old moan to his friend John Leppington about having to...
Bring her home

Bring her home

A campaign has been launched to raise funds to bring home the Viola – the world’s oldest viable steam trawler – from her final berth in the South Atlantic. Brian W Lavery tells her incredible story… VIOLA lies rusting – with her mighty heart stilled – 8,000 miles...
The Holderness and Hornsea Gazette
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