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Men’s support group finds new seaside home

Men’s support group finds new seaside home

By John Prince Andy’s Man Club, which has more than 350 groups that help support thousands of men across the UK, is opening in Hornsea later this month.  In February, the Gazette reported that the club was looking for a venue to fill a gap for men in the town, so...
The historic treasure trove hidden in a loft

The historic treasure trove hidden in a loft

By John Prince Thousands of pieces of the world‑famous Hornsea Pottery are being carefully stored in boxes waiting for their turn to be shown to visitors to the town’s museum. The collection contains around 4,000 items in the loft at Hornsea Museum, or to give it its...
Photography project helping to archive the coastline

Photography project helping to archive the coastline

By John Prince Visitors to the east coast are being encouraged to explore its landscapes through a network of artistic photo posts. The wood-turned posts, created as part of the Active Beacon Photopost Project, form a series of connected trails designed to guide...
Lincoln the Hornsea Tesco cat immortalised in book

Lincoln the Hornsea Tesco cat immortalised in book

by John Prince Hornsea’s most recognisable feline resident is stepping into print. Lincoln the much-loved “Tesco cat” has become the star of a new illustrated book celebrating his semi-celebrity status among locals, and to raise money for Hornsea Inshore Rescue....
Work starts on old Hornsea council offices

Work starts on old Hornsea council offices

by John Prince Building work has started on a defunct East Riding Council customer service centre which has stood empty for a number of years. An application to convert the building in Newbegin, Hornsea, into a restaurant was approved by the council in March....
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