Holmpton
Pilgrims enjoy eight-mile coastal walk
Twenty-five pilgrims enjoyed an eight-mile walk through some of South Holderness’s finest coastal scenery on the latest South Holderness Pilgrimage. The group set out from ...
Major review into town parking
by John Prince A long-awaited car parking review across Hornsea is live on the East Riding Council website, allowing people to put their suggestions forward ...
Fun and games at hall’s June Jamboree
Summer fun is on the agenda at Holmpton Village Hall this Saturday, June 27. The June Jamboree at the School Lane venue will feature a ...
Tractor run organisers gear up for sixth annual event
by Terry Bearpark The sixth annual England Hill Tractor Run will take place at the weekend in aid of Marie Curie. The run on Sunday, ...
Local leaders in talks over £20m Pride in Place funding
by Rebecca Hannant Local leaders have outlined the next steps for the new £20 million Pride in Place funding. On Friday, October 24, Beverley and ...
Communities to share £20m ‘Pride in Place’ boost
Communities across southern Holderness are set to benefit from a £20 million investment over the next decade under a new government programme designed to put ...
£250,000 scheme to improve rural road
An essential scheme to improve a road between Holmpton and Easington is due to begin in September. East Riding Council is to invest £250,000 to ...
Community workshops to address coastal change
by Tim Nuttall Residents of south-east Holderness are invited to contribute to a project aiming to tackle the impacts of coastal erosion in the East ...
Dramatic increase in coastal erosion ‘will leave towns isolated’
Some of the largest-ever losses of land have been recorded in the latest clifftop erosion survey along the Holderness coast. Last winter’s exceptional weather – ...
Pub Lads gig is welcome boost to charity
Popular local band the Pub Lads played their first gig of the year to a packed crowd at Holmpton Village Hall on Friday, March 8. ...