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Temporary repairs to damaged flood defences are completed

Temporary repairs to damaged flood defences are completed

by Rebecca Hannant The Environment Agency and the South Holderness Internal Drainage Board have completed temporary works to repair damaged flood defences along Humber Bank. In September, South East Holderness Ward councillors Sean McMaster and Lyn Healing met with...

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Low-carbon drive ‘to create 20,000 jobs’

Low-carbon drive ‘to create 20,000 jobs’

by Angus Young A new push to place the Humber at the forefront of the UK’s decarbonisation agenda could bring significant investment and new jobs to Holderness. Published just ahead of last month’s Budget, the Humber Energy Board’s Delivering the Vision report...

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Bowlers get the green light with new mat

Bowlers get the green light with new mat

by Terry Bearpark Indoor bowlers in Easington are now enjoying a game on a brand-new mat, thanks to a generous donation from a local company. The bowlers, who meet in the village hall every Tuesday morning, have struggled to get a decent game because their 25-year-old...

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Repairs to be carried out on flood-prone Humber Bank

Repairs to be carried out on flood-prone Humber Bank

The South Holderness Internal Drainage Board (IDB) and Environment Agency (EA) have obtained the rocks required to repair part of the Humber Bank near Easington following a meeting with MP Graham Stuart and local councillors earlier this week. Last month, Storm Lilian...

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Good pictures don’t take themselves 

Good pictures don’t take themselves 

by Sam Hawcroft One of the frustrations of putting together a newspaper is knowing how many good photographs never make it on to the page. We travel to events across Holderness and Hornsea, taking far more pictures than we can publish. Print deadlines, advertising and...

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Bank raises base rate to 4%

Bank raises base rate to 4%

The Bank of England has raised its base rate from 3.75 per cent to 4 per cent, the first increase in more than three years, as the conflict in the Middle East pushes up energy prices. Eight members of the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee backed the widely expected...

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