by John Prince An event was held in Hornsea last Friday to raise funds for Prostate Cancer UK and encourage open dialogue about men’s health. Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the UK, with one in eight diagnosed in their lifetime. The risk doubles to...
by John Prince This year marks the 60th anniversary of the biggest free carnival on the east coast, and local support for it has never been stronger. Hornsea Carnival has been running in its current form since 1966, and organisers say they’re planning one of the...
by John Prince The power and unpredictability of the North Sea came close to claiming the lives of a pensioner and her dogs this week, were it not for the swift actions of volunteers from Hornsea Inshore Rescue. The incident unfolded on the afternoon of Tuesday, March...
by John Prince Essential resurfacing work costing £250,000 is to start this week in Hornsea, which will close one of the main roads along the seafront for up to two months. The road surface on South Promenade has been in dire need of repair for some time. The...
Hornsea Inshore Rescue has received a double boost thanks to two cheque presentations from local supporters. Residents at Mere Hall Care Home have chosen the lifeboat as their Charity of the Year, and on Friday, February 13, CEO and station manager Sue Hickson-Marsay...
by John Prince An initiative to try and stop people from dumping objects down the toilet that are harmful to the environment is being spearheaded by a local councillor. Jane Denton is a Hornsea...
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by Sam Hawcroft Calls have been made for Withernsea’s mayor to remain in office for a second year rather than step down next May under the town council’s current system. Dave Penson, a local businessman and lifelong Withernsea resident, has asked councillors to make...
by John Prince East Riding Council has said that a new path connecting Seaton with Hornsea that took 20 years to build after it was first proposed, faced funding hurdles before work started on it earlier this year. The path was pushed for by Seaton Parish Council who...
by John Prince Half an acre of prime land right on Hornsea seafront could be developed as a new leisure attraction after East Riding Council put part of Grainger’s Field up for lease. The council is inviting businesses and investors to come forward with proposals for...
by John Prince Social care is once again at the centre of the political debate – and for families across the East Riding, the outcome could have a very real impact on how much a loved one may be expected to pay towards their own care, and how much of their savings and...
