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Scout group seeks more adventure-loving teens

Scout group seeks more adventure-loving teens

Hedon’s new Explorer Scout unit is on the lookout for more adventure-seeking local teenagers following its successful launch in September. A group of girls and boys aged 14-17 were welcomed to Hedon Scout Hut, where they took part in an action-packed evening sampling...

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Autumn theme for next photo competition

Autumn theme for next photo competition

by Ray Duffill Autumn is the broad theme of this month’s Hedon Viewfinders print competition, which will be judged by members voting at the Haven Arms on Wednesday, November 27. Bring your print in on the night (no larger than A4); the entry fee is £2. The image...

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Spooky maze raises vital funds for Hedon’s food bank

Spooky maze raises vital funds for Hedon’s food bank

by Rebecca Hannant A community centre in Hedon is hosting a Halloween maze to raise funds for the town’s food bank. Entertainment business Proper Creationz installed the maze at the Amy Black Community Centre filled with scary props, actors and lots of frights. The...

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Discover Hedon’s ‘terrifying’ history

Discover Hedon’s ‘terrifying’ history

Hedon History Walks will present a Halloween walk on the night itself, Thursday, October 31. The walk, entitled An ABC of Hedon’s Hideous History, Accidents, Bloodshed, and Carnage, starts at Market Hill at 7pm, and the fee is £5 per person. It may not be suitable for...

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Exhibition showcases work of Riverside Artists

Exhibition showcases work of Riverside Artists

by Ray Duffill The latest exhibition at Hedon Museum is Through Artists’ Eyes, by the Hull-based Riverside Artists group. Nearly 20 artists, including Sue Spivey, Sergei Belov and Mary McGarry, encompassing a wide variety of styles from abstract to portraits and...

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Coastal signs urge people to ‘stop, think and act’

Coastal signs urge people to ‘stop, think and act’

by Sam Hawcroft New coastal safety signs at Withernsea’s Pier Towers are encouraging people to “Stop, think and act”, with those behind the project inviting feedback as they plan further work. The two designs by Darrin Stevens highlight the unpredictability of the sea...

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