by Rebecca Hannant Organisers of Hornsea’s Last Afternoon of the Proms have said they were disappointed to discover that a series of banners advertising the event have gone missing. Hornsea Rotary Club president Ray Thompson noticed the signs were missing shortly...
Hornsea Pottery worth thousands of pounds has gone under the hammer following the closure of one of the last retail outlets in the town selling the designs that once made the resort world-famous. The auction – which included vintage period pieces and the modern...
by Rebecca Hannant Hornsea Rotary Club has issued an appeal for new members to ensure they can continue supporting good causes in the community. New president Ray Thompson, who took over from Sidney Fox this summer, said there was a shortfall in members and the club...
The gym at East Riding Leisure Hornsea, inside Hornsea Hub, is to close for one week from Sunday, September 1, to allow for a £250,000 redevelopment. Brand-new Matrix gym equipment will be installed in the centre, including an ascent trainer, glute trainer and leg...
Hornsea Inshore Rescue was tasked to go to the rescue of a missing person thought to be on the cliffs between Hornsea and Mappleton. After being paged at 9.40pm on Tuesday night, the Spirit of Hornsea was swiftly put to sea by launchmaster Adam Collins with leading...
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, and celebrated one of the children winning a top award. Seven-year-old Callum Parkes has landed a bronze award for his hard work in the Beaver Colony...
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 without permission. Rob Wilson, who owns the Hayloft guest accommodation in Westgate, Hornsea, discovered the heavy-duty metal signs...
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, which will bring to an end four decades of trading at Skirlington Market on its current site. Unity Holidays, which...
by Sam Hawcroft A powerful evening organised by Preston WI brought together campaigners, charities, community leaders and support organisations to raise awareness of domestic abuse – and to ask what more can be done locally to help those affected. The No More Violence...
by Gazette Reporter People living with mental health conditions must have a greater say in the services they rely on, as a worldwide campaign warns that listening to their experiences is not enough unless it leads to meaningful change. The World Federation for Mental...
by John Prince The Hornsea and East Riding Speech and Drama Festival has been revived this year, attracting more than 50 entrants from up and down the east coast. Last held in 2011, the festival is to encourage young people and adults to perform in public and in front...
