by Rebecca Hannant Hornsea Carnival has been hailed a huge success despite heavy rainfall over the weekend. Between Friday, July 21, and Sunday, July 23, thousands of people flocked to the annual event in Hall Garth Park, which opened with the traditional fireworks...
This summer will see the return of the popular Have a Field Days in Hornsea and Withernsea. Created by East Riding Council’s Destinations and Active Communities Teams, the free events give residents and visitors the opportunity to take part in a day of outdoor fun,...
by Rebecca Hannant Hornsea Carnival will be back this weekend with a plethora of free events for the whole family to enjoy – and its organiser has told about the “chaos” behind the scenes as his dedicated committee work hard to make it all happen. Since 1967, Hornsea...
The Tour of Britain cycle race will pass through Hornsea and several villages in North Holderness, it has been revealed. The third stage of the 2023 race, which will take place on Tuesday, September 5, will start in Goole and will pass through Howden, Market Weighton,...
A Hornsea fish and chip shop owner has been on a trip of a lifetime to Norway as part of his success in the National Fish & Chip Awards. Geoff Whitehead, owner of Whiteheads Fish and Chips, was invited on the educational study trip by awards headline sponsor...
by John Prince THE first-ever Water Safety Weekend in Hornsea has made its striking debut, showcasing the vital work of the region’s emergency and coastal protection teams, while driving home the messages that keep people safe on the coast. Organised by the National...
by John Prince A car that has gone over a cliff in Withernsea has still not been recovered more than a week on. The blue Peugeot 107 Urban was first spotted upside down on the cliffs near Waxholme Road, north of the town, on Wednesday, April 8. Since then, at the time...
by John Prince Two local writers who have written their first book about the town they were born and raised in, have sold out their first two runs in a matter of days. Uncle and nephew Jon Dexter, 69, and Josh Dearing, 39, from Hornsea, started work on the curiously...
SPONSORED FEATURE Families considering the next step in their child’s education are being invited to discover what Hornsea School and Language College has to offer as it prepares for its Year 6 Open Evening on Thursday, October 1. Interest is already strong, with...
by John Prince An 18-month long experimental traffic order on roads in Hedon that has restricted traffic to 20mph has been made permanent. Forty-six roads in the town are now subject to the restrictions which came into force on Sunday, September 20, in a move to...
by John Prince The directors of a much-loved market which is closing later this year after 40 years on the same site have revealed that they have found a new home – just a few hundred yards up the road. Skirlington Market, between Hornsea and Skipsea, is to shut at...
