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New owners for town centre store

New owners for town centre store

By Michelle Horst A shop in a prime location in Newbegin, Hornsea, has reopened as a retro gaming bar and cafe. Formerly the home of Crafty Café and haberdashery, the store had remained empty since the previous owners took the decision to close in July 22. For a...

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Plan for public toilets on seafront finally approved

Plan for public toilets on seafront finally approved

by Michelle Horst After more than three years of attempting to bring additional public conveniences to the busiest area of Hornsea’s beach attractions, plans to convert a small kiosk on South Promenade have been given the go-ahead. The plan to adapt the building,...

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Pupils reach dance contest finals

Pupils reach dance contest finals

By Michelle Horst Students of Hornsea School and Language College are celebrating taking second place in the regional heats of a major dance contest as well as receiving the coveted Technical Award. Their professional production will see them compete in the Dance Live...

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Investigations ‘ongoing’ after village flash floods

Investigations ‘ongoing’ after village flash floods

by Sam Hawcroft Yorkshire Water is investigating after residents in Keyingham were again hit by flooding during last week’s heavy downpours. The company has confirmed it has since carried out a series of visits to the village, including inspections of manholes and...

Bikers to rally for Indi’s seaside ride-in

Bikers to rally for Indi’s seaside ride-in

by Sam Hawcroft A four-year-old girl with terminal brain cancer will be given a “true Withernsea welcome” when she arrives in the town on Sunday as part of a special biker ride-in. Indi Atkinson was given nine to 12 months to live in September last year, and her...

Children’s book clubs start thanks to national grant

Children’s book clubs start thanks to national grant

By John Prince After securing funding to expand children’s reading initiatives, an independent bookshop is aiming to tackle some of the lowest “reading for pleasure” rates in the country. Clutterbooks in Hornsea, opened in February by Georgina Wilson, is using the...

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Hi-tech support to help with dementia

Hi-tech support to help with dementia

by John Prince September is World Alzheimer’s Month, and care teams have been available in Withernsea to offer advice and support to people living with the condition and those who care for them. Shores Homecare held a dementia awareness day at the Shores Centre ahead...

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