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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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Plans for asphalt plant in Brandesburton submitted again

Plans for asphalt plant in Brandesburton submitted again

Revised plans for an asphalt plant in Brandesburton have been submitted – after the scheme was twice rejected by East Riding councillors. Newlay Asphalt's first plan was rejected in August 2022, and a revised scheme was again turned down in August 2023. Local campaign...

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Make lifelong friendships with the Young Farmers

Make lifelong friendships with the Young Farmers

by Rebecca Hannant The Young Farmers Association, which has branches across Holderness, is seeking new members. Since the 1920s young farmers clubs have swept across the country recruiting young people interested in farming and the countryside and offering them a...

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Golf pro tees up £5,800 for charity

Golf pro tees up £5,800 for charity

by Terry Bearpark A golf professional has helped raise £5,800 for charity after completing 10 consecutive rounds at his home club. Paul Mayoh, the PGA Pro at Hainsworth Park Golf Club in Brandesburton, teed off at 4.24am on June 19 and completed his marathon on the...

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Plans for asphalt plant blocked again

Plans for asphalt plant blocked again

by Rebecca Hannant East Riding Council’s planning committee has blocked plans for an asphalt plant in Brandesburton for a second time. Newlay Asphalt had submitted a revised application for the plant after its initial proposals were rejected in August 2022. At the...

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13-mile diversion sends traffic through village

13-mile diversion sends traffic through village

by John Prince Residents living in a small village between Hornsea and Withernsea are facing two weeks of traffic disruption, as motorists are being sent through it because of council roadworks. Withernwick, which has a population of just under 500 people, sits about...

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13-mile diversion sends traffic through village

13-mile diversion sends traffic through village

by John Prince Residents living in a small village between Hornsea and Withernsea are facing two weeks of traffic disruption, as motorists are being sent through it because of council roadworks. Withernwick, which has a population of just under 500 people, sits about...

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