23 August 2026

Search continuing for boy, 13, missing in sea at Hornsea

The search is continuing for a 13-year-old boy reported to have got into difficulty while swimming in the sea at Hornsea yesterday. Emergency services were ...
Posted in Hornsea, News

Major sea search continuing for boy, 13, in Hornsea

A major search and rescue operation is continuing off Hornsea seafront after a 13-year-old boy was reported to have got into difficulty while swimming in ...
Posted in Hornsea, News

Crime-fighting initiative expands across region

by John Prince Moves to introduce a community safety initiative to tackle crime in more towns and villages across Holderness and East Yorkshire are gaining ...
Posted in Hornsea, News, Uncategorised

Thousands raised over Hornsea Carnival weekend

By John Prince Organisers of Hornsea Carnival have thanked everyone who donated and contributed to the carnival pot over the three-day event. During a packed ...
Posted in Hornsea, News

£3 million housing project for residents affected by coastal erosion

Residents who have lost, or risk losing, their homes to the sea on the East Yorkshire coastline are to be given priority on a new ...
Posted in Hornsea, News, Skipsea

Seafront camera plan takes step forward

By John Prince The charity that has been working to fit a security camera on Withernsea seafront that could potentially save lives in the future ...
Posted in Hornsea, News, Withernsea

Top award for beaver scout Callum

By John Prince It was a wet and wild evening of chaos for the 1st Hornsea Scout Group as they broke up for the summer, ...
Posted in Hornsea, News

Sign vandal targets holiday park

by John Prince A business owner says he has been left to repair damage to his property after large signs were attached to his fence ...
Posted in Hornsea, News

Market to close after 40 years

by John Prince and Sam Hawcroft East Riding Council has given permission for a major multi-million pound redevelopment of a holiday park to go ahead, ...
Posted in Hornsea, News, Skipsea

Government abandons plans to end Coastguard payments

Coastguard Rescue Officers in Withernsea, Hornsea and across the country have won a reprieve after the Government abandoned plans to end their payments from September. ...
Posted in Hornsea, News, Withernsea
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