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Charities boosted by Lincoln the Tesco cat

Charities boosted by Lincoln the Tesco cat

by Rebecca Hannant Hornsea’s most famous cat has helped raise more than £1,500 for two East Yorkshire charities. Since 2020, Lincoln has found worldwide fame after regularly being spotted greeting customers at Hornsea Tesco. A Facebook group was created where people...

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Residents mop up after storm damage

Residents mop up after storm damage

by Michelle Horst Storm Henk brought yet further upset and disruption to homes across the region after homes in Withernwick spent hours over the New Year without power, while heavy rainfall on saturated ground flooded many of the area’s roads and properties. Pumps...

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New year swim ‘one of our best yet’

New year swim ‘one of our best yet’

Another record-breaking number of swimmers took part in Hornsea Inshore Rescue’s New Year’s Day fun swim. More than 360 entered a calm but cold North Sea on January 1, and the sun made a rare appearance. All of the swimmers, many in fancy dress, signed in at the...

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Funding shortfall threat to Biker Event

Funding shortfall threat to Biker Event

By Michelle Horst Attracting an estimated 10,000 people, Hornsea’s Biker Event has developed into a major part of the town’s summer calendar – but organisers now say the popular festival is under threat because of a shortage of funds. The event has grown organically...

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‘Business advisers helped put us on the map’

‘Business advisers helped put us on the map’

Invest East Yorkshire’s Business Support team has provided funding and advice to the owner of a new Hornsea-based business, helping to bring a vacant shop in the seaside town back into use. Baron Hartley Wines is located in sensitively renovated premises in Market...

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Man prosecuted for abandoning van in village

Man prosecuted for abandoning van in village

A man from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, has been prosecuted and ordered to pay £580 for abandoning a van in the village of Skirlaugh.  Octavian Boncea of Frederick Street, Barnsley, left a silver/grey 2007 Renault Master...

Long-service honours for Lions 

Long-service honours for Lions 

by John Prince Members of the Hornsea District Lions Club have been celebrating after being presented with long-service awards for their commitment and dedication to helping others.  Lions Clubs International is the largest non-political, non-sectarian volunteer...

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