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MP campaigns to overturn ‘ban’ on Tesco cat

MP campaigns to overturn ‘ban’ on Tesco cat

Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart is campaigning to have the “unfair” ban on Lincoln, Hornsea’s “Tesco cat”, to be reversed. On hearing of the “injustice”, the animal-loving MP immediately wrote to Ken Murphy, CEO of Tesco, and the store management to demand...

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‘Meet friends old and new at Games Night’

‘Meet friends old and new at Games Night’

by Michelle Horst With the promise of warmth and a good supply of tea and biscuits, Games Night will return to Hornsea this week. The Floral Hall’s cafe is converted into a buzzing, cosy respite on Tuesday evenings from 6pm until 9pm. The night offers people the...

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Tributes pour in for ‘Mr Hornsea’

Tributes pour in for ‘Mr Hornsea’

By Rebecca Hannant Tributes have been paid to “Mr Hornsea”, Keith Twigg, who died earlier this month. Keith, who was 79, was a well-known figure in the town for his dedication to various charities and causes including Marie Curie, the Royal British Legion, the Hornsea...

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Plea to lift ban on Lincoln the Tesco cat

Plea to lift ban on Lincoln the Tesco cat

by Rebecca Hannant The owner of a cat that has become famous for greeting customers at Hornsea’s Tesco has said she is saddened after the store banned him over health and safety concerns. For the past three years, Lincoln has been a regular sight in the foyer of the...

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Work starts on old Hornsea council offices

Work starts on old Hornsea council offices

by John Prince Building work has started on a defunct East Riding Council customer service centre which has stood empty for a number of years. An application to convert the building in Newbegin, Hornsea, into a restaurant was approved by the council in March....

Pothole-hit residents urged to name worst roads

Pothole-hit residents urged to name worst roads

Residents are being urged to name the worst pothole-hit roads across Beverley and Holderness as part of a campaign for better repairs, faster action and more resurfacing where repeated patching has failed. Early responses to a potholes survey launched by Beverley and...

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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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