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Fundraising coffee morning success

Fundraising coffee morning success

A coffee morning at Easington Community Hall raised £300 for Dove House Hospice, organisers have said. The event featured a raffle, tombola, “Guess the cost of the hamper” and a bric-a-brac stall. Organiser Melanie Symes, a long-term supporter of the hospice, said: “I...

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Four arrested over £40m drugs seizure at village pub

Four arrested over £40m drugs seizure at village pub

Communities in Holderness have reacted with shock after four men were arrested over the discovery of cocaine with a street value of about £40 million in a van behind a pub in Lelley. The men were detained on suspicion of conspiracy to import class A drugs at around...

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Nuclear waste talks are over – ‘for good’

Nuclear waste talks are over – ‘for good’

The Government has confirmed that nuclear waste cannot come to a Geological Disposal Facility (GDF) in South Holderness. It comes after Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart wrote to nuclear minister Andrew Bowie to request confirmation that Nuclear Waste Services...

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Councillors vote to withdraw from nuclear talks

Councillors vote to withdraw from nuclear talks

East Riding councillors have voted to withdraw from conversations about a nuclear geological disposal facility (GDF) being built in South Holderness. At today's full council meeting at County Hall (Wednesday, February 21), councillors voted 53-1 in favour of a motion...

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Fireworks to light up town’s park

Fireworks to light up town’s park

by John Prince The fireworks will be on at Hall Garth Park in Hornsea this Friday, November 6, as the popular annual event returns with free entertainment for the family. It will get under way at around 4.30pm, with hot food, drinks and fairground rides available...

Village remembers part in Gunpowder Plot

Village remembers part in Gunpowder Plot

by Sam Hawcroft From the towering figures beside the road to the sign above its village pub, Welwick keeps its connection to the Gunpowder Plot in plain sight. This November 5 marks 421 years since the failed attempt to blow up King James I and Parliament – a...

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