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Hornsea Mermaids buy life-saving defibrillator

Hornsea Mermaids buy life-saving defibrillator

A defibrillator has been installed near the Hornsea Inshore Rescue lifeboat station thanks to dedicated fundraisers from a group of swimmers based in the town. After Hornsea Mermaids raised a total of £1,528.75, they bought a defibrillator for public use at the...

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Hornsea Lions toast another successful year

Hornsea Lions toast another successful year

An enjoyable social evening was held at Hornsea Golf Club on Friday, June 28, as outgoing Lions president Jean Robinson presented commendation certificates to two lions, Christine Coggrave and Ken Thorpe, and all the shop volunteers. She also presented the Presidents’...

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Music festival to celebrate diamond anniversary

Music festival to celebrate diamond anniversary

Hornsea Music Festival will celebrate its diamond anniversary this weekend and next weekend. Since 1964, the festival has been a popular event in the town’s calendar, and this year it promises to stick to its roots. Organiser Graeme Appleton of Hornsea Music Society...

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Garden party held to thank town’s volunteers

Garden party held to thank town’s volunteers

by Michelle Horst In recognition of the hard work that many of Hornsea’s volunteers undertake, HEY Smile Foundation held a garden party in the St Nicholas Church Pollinate Eco Garden. Having recently received funding from the UK’s Shared Prosperity Fund, the Pollinate...

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Coastwatch station ‘flower-bombed’ for open gardens event

Coastwatch station ‘flower-bombed’ for open gardens event

by Michelle Horst The dazzling Hornsea National Coastwatch station is the focal point of the town's open gardens event this weekend. The flower-bombed station is the final stop in this weekend’s Hornsea Open Gardens, in recognition of the entirely self-funded work the...

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Council criticised for not saying Lord’s Prayer

Council criticised for not saying Lord’s Prayer

by John Prince East Riding Council has come under fire for leaving out the Lord’s Prayer at a full council meeting. It happened earlier this month at the meeting, when the traditional Christian prayer is usually led by the chaplain before the order of business. In the...

Landlord fined for failing to maintain flat

Landlord fined for failing to maintain flat

A landlord who ignored requests to carry out improvement works on his property has been fined after an investigation by East Riding Council. Salinor Miah of Ladypit Lane, Leeds, appeared at Beverley Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, June 24. He pleaded guilty of...

‘Appalling’ vandalism at new art installation 

‘Appalling’ vandalism at new art installation 

by John Prince A brand new art attraction that was officially opened less than two months ago has been vandalised. Custom-made panels depicting photographs and images of Hornsea from down the years were put up at the end of April in a tunnel underneath the Trans...

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QR code launched as part of anti-crime survey 

QR code launched as part of anti-crime survey 

by John Prince An online survey asking residents about any concerns they may have about crime where they live has been launched with an accompanying QR code.   The Not In My Town initiative was started by Hornsea deputy mayor Cllr Nick Cox earlier this year,...

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