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Congestion fears at ‘no right turn’ junction

Congestion fears at ‘no right turn’ junction

By John Prince There are growing concerns about traffic congestion near a road junction in the centre of Hornsea, where restrictions prevent motorists from turning right onto a busy shopping street. The busy T‑junction at the end of Newbegin, where it joins Southgate,...

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Seascape displays go up ahead of Open Gardens event

Seascape displays go up ahead of Open Gardens event

By John Prince Displays featuring seascapes made out of wool and wood have been put up on Hornsea seafront. They’re to support the upcoming Open Gardens event in the town to raise funds for the National Coastwatch Institution (NCI). The displays at the NCI station...

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‘Guide dogs gave me freedom, confidence and a future’

‘Guide dogs gave me freedom, confidence and a future’

By John Prince For Nicky Dixon, a guide dog is not a luxury, it is her independence, her safety and her dignity. And on one snowy winter day, the reason her son Sam survived a medical episode as a baby. Through her adult life, Nicky, from Hornsea, who has been blind...

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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...

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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...

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Sheltered housing refurbishment to last six months

Sheltered housing refurbishment to last six months

by John Prince It has been confirmed this week that the refurbishment of Pybus Court in Hornsea is to last until at least next spring. The sheltered housing complex in Southgate faces one of the town’s main roads, and scaffolding and large wooden hoardings have...

Long-service honours for Lions 

Long-service honours for Lions 

by John Prince Members of the Hornsea District Lions Club have been celebrating after being presented with long-service awards for their commitment and dedication to helping others.  Lions Clubs International is the largest non-political, non-sectarian volunteer...

Volunteer gardeners win big at show 

Volunteer gardeners win big at show 

by John Prince A group of volunteers who aim to improve the visual appeal, environment and community wellbeing in Hornsea has won a string of awards at the town’s annual horticultural show.   The show, which is now in its eighth year, was held at St Nicholas Church...

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Kenya trip pub quiz to help children in Africa

Kenya trip pub quiz to help children in Africa

by John Prince Two sixth-form students are organising a pub quiz to help fund a volunteering trip to Kenya, where they hope to make a difference to children's lives and gain a new perspective on their own.  Freya Grubb and Chloe Bennett from Hornsea School and...

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