The Hornsea Mermaids have presented the town’s independent lifeboat with a donation of nearly £1,000. The total of £946 had been raised by the Mermaids from a social evening, a “massive” raffle held at the Lounge in Hornsea earlier in the year, and the Mermaids’...
By Ian Judson Hornsea town councillor June Greensmith has stepped down so she can concentrate more on her varied voluntary roles instead. Ms Greensmith volunteers around the town with Hornsea Urban Gardeners (HUG), Home Grown Hornsea, the first-aid centre outside...
by Rebecca Hannant Community champions across the region have been recognised by local MP Graham Stuart as part of his initiative to celebrate their hard work. Earlier this year, the Beverley and Holderness MP asked everyone in the area to nominate their Community...
By Rebecca Hannant A new calendar has been released containing pictures of Hornsea’s “most famous” cat. Since lockdown, the cat – named Lincoln – has achieved fame after he was repeatedly spotted perched on top of bags of soil at Hornsea Tesco. After he was spotted...
Two groups of youngsters have handed a welcome fundraising boost to Hornsea Inshore Rescue. Hornsea School and Language College’s year sevens celebrated the European Day of Languages by holding a European Bake Sale with all proceeds going to the independent lifeboat...
by Sam Hawcroft Hull City fans have been urged to take care when booking travel and accommodation for Wembley after the EFL warned that disciplinary proceedings involving Southampton could still affect the Championship play-off final. As it stands, Southampton are...
by John Prince Heroes who selflessly tried to save the three people lost in the Withernsea tragedy earlier this year were given an emotional standing ovation at a special awards ceremony. East Riding Council’s Chairman’s Awards recognise the outstanding contributions...
by Sam Hawcroft Withernsea's long-awaited microbusiness kiosks and beach huts have now been installed, marking a visible step forward for the seafront schemes after earlier delays. The units were delivered on a lorry early on Tuesday, May 12, and craned into their...
by John Prince A Land Rover that had been dumped on a landowner’s field for almost three months has finally been taken away. The car was first reported to police in June, and the Gazette has been following its progress since the beginning of July. Landowner Liz...
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,...
by Gazette Reporter More than half of people who have responded to a recent survey into mobile phone coverage across Holderness have rated their local mobile service as three out of ten or worse. Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart has been gathering evidence...
