Hornsea
Blue Light Weekend shortlisted for top tourism award
Blue Light Weekend has been named among the finalists for a major tourism award after a record-breaking number of entries from across Hull and East ...
Church closes after a century of worship
by John Prince A village church that has welcomed worshippers for more than 100 years is to close. Leven Methodist Church in East Street was ...
Overflow operated before ‘sewage’ claim, says Yorkshire Water
by Sam Hawcroft and John Prince Yorkshire Water has acknowledged that a storm overflow operated shortly before discoloured water was reported at Hornsea beach – ...
MP given frontbench role in Tory reshuffle
by Gazette Reporter Charlie Dewhirst MP has been appointed Shadow Minister for the Union as part of a reshuffle of the Conservative frontbench. Mr Dewhirst, ...
From the stage to lifeboat hero
by John Prince Professional singer and performer Natalie Clydesdale might be better known for her powerhouse performances and show-stealing vocals with Hornsea Amateur Theatre Society ...
Keep supporting us, say coffee van couple amid ‘trademark’ setback
by John Prince The owners of a popular Hornsea-based coffee business have changed its name and image because of trademark issues. The Peaky Grinders mobile ...
Tractor man raises thousands for Air Ambulance
by John Prince For the past decade, Paul Harper has quietly been raising tens of thousands of pounds for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance by proudly ...
‘Thrilled to be by the seaside’
by John Prince Fifty portions of fish and chips, beach games and ice cream sound like a smashing day out at the seaside for anyone. ...
Coastguard seeks new rescue volunteers
by John Prince Hornsea Coastguard rescue team is appealing for new volunteers to step forward and join the emergency service – with no previous rescue ...
Sewage claims ‘damaging Hornsea economy’
Unsubstantiated claims that sewage is washing up on Hornsea beach are damaging the town’s economy and putting tourists off visiting the resort, councillors have warned. ...