by John Prince Scores of worshippers gathered on Sunday to say goodbye to a much-loved vicar as she prepares to begin a new chapter in her ministry. Rev Tina Minett Stevens, who has served as vicar of St Nicholas Church in Hornsea for more than eight years, delivered...
by Rebecca Hannant A new support group hub for the armed forces community has opened in Hornsea. On Friday, February 6, the Military Assistance Social Hub launched a new branch in the town, offering veterans and their families the opportunity to meet and socialise in...
by Rebecca Hannant A new support group hub for the armed forces community is set to open in Hornsea. From Friday, February 6, the Military Assistance Social Hub will operate a new branch in the town, offering veterans and their families the opportunity to meet and...
by John Prince A lively array of tartan, kilts and tam o’ shanters were on show for a night of dancing in celebration of the Scottish poet Robert Burns. The Burns Night ceilidh held at Hornsea Methodist Church on Monday night attracted keen participants of all ages,...
by John Prince Residents and businesses are being asked to come forward if they own a defibrillator that could be made accessible to the public. Hornsea Town Council is compiling a list of available machines amid concerns about gaps in lifesaving coverage across the...
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 The directors of a much-loved market which is closing later this year after 40 years on the same site have revealed that they have found a new home – just a few hundred yards up the road. Skirlington Market, between Hornsea and Skipsea, is to shut at...
by Sam Hawcroft New coastal safety signs at Withernsea’s Pier Towers are encouraging people to “Stop, think and act”, with those behind the project inviting feedback as they plan further work. The two designs by Darrin Stevens highlight the unpredictability of the sea...
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...
