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Walking football offers fun and friendship

Walking football offers fun and friendship

Hornsea Town Walking Football Club marks its sixth anniversary later in 2023 and plays its sport on the town’s senior school’s 3G pitch off Atwick Road. To celebrate this milestone, the club is offering a Free Football February whereby all its sessions during the...

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‘A special relationship with the sea’

‘A special relationship with the sea’

by Rebecca Hannant A new photography exhibition showcasing Hornsea’s seascape will take place throughout February and March. The collection of photographs by Hornsea-based photographer Steve Morantz is part of a larger project called Holderness Waveforms: Sea, Sand...

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How your old bras could help beat cancer

How your old bras could help beat cancer

by Rebecca Hannant A Hornsea woman is collecting bras in aid of a breast cancer charity. Georgina Wilson has been collecting bras since 2022 in aid of the charity Against Breast Cancer, which uses the bras to support small businesses in developing countries around the...

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Choir wins praise in national TV finals

Choir wins praise in national TV finals

by Rebecca Hannant A gospel choir that traces its roots to Hornsea has performed in the televised final of a BBC competition – and the winners are set to be announced this Sunday. On Sunday, January 22, the semi-finals of the of the Songs of Praise Gospel Choir of the...

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Church to create ‘lasting memorial’ to sea tragedy

Church to create ‘lasting memorial’ to sea tragedy

by Rebecca Hannant Plans are under way in Withernsea to create a lasting memorial and roll of honour following the tragedy on January 2. Withernsea mayor Alex Camplin is hosting a community evening on Saturday March 21, bringing together representatives from across...

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Venue plans to go underground

Venue plans to go underground

by John Prince Further restoration work in a historic building in Hornsea has been given the green light by the town council, which would see a restaurant and bar extend into the basement. Fettled, in Newbegin, opened in November of last year following the...

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