Boy reaches final of global art contest
By Michelle Horst A year eight student from Hornsea School and Language College has made the final of an international art competition. The annual Lions Peace Poster contest provides children in years six to eight the opportunity to explore a creative theme. Reuben’s...
Flood alerts remain after heavy rainfall
by Michelle Horst While parts of the country experienced a blanket of snow in the past week, nearly a month’s worth of rain fell in the East Riding over the same two days. Flood alerts remain in place across the Holderness region after rainfall reached above average...
Sewage overflows force New Year swim to become ‘hosedown party’
By Michelle Horst Hornsea Inshore Rescue’s annual New Year swim, which raises thousands of pounds for the vital rescue service, was put in jeopardy by a series of sewage overflow releases. In a statement on social media, the lifeboat charity said it was “saddened” to...
Lifeboat’s first ‘lights night’ hailed success
Hornsea Inshore Rescue hosted its first-ever Christmas Lights Party on Friday, December 13, delighting families with an evening of festive cheer while raising awareness for the charity’s lifesaving work. The free event, held at the lifeboat station, brought the...
Archie continues Hornsea Pantry fundraising campaign
by Michelle Horst An 11-year-old boy from Hornsea is continuing to fundraise for the Hornsea Pantry after completing the Humberside Police Lifestyle challenge this summer. Thanks to Archie Taylor’s community spirit, Pantry users should have a little extra to enjoy...
