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Farewell to Bletchley Park veteran Gladys Lewis

Farewell to Bletchley Park veteran Gladys Lewis

by Ray Duffill The news of the passing of one of Hedon’s oldest residents was conveyed to the congregation of St Augustine’s Church on Sunday. Gladys Lewis, who was 101, was last seen by most who knew her on the special BBC TV broadcast on June 5 to mark the 80th...

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Ducklings stolen in farm break-in

Ducklings stolen in farm break-in

By Rebecca Hannant Staff and volunteers at a Hedon farm have been left “gutted” after several ducklings were stolen. The birds are believed to have been taken from an enclosure at Little Haven Farm between 2am and 3am on Sunday, June 9. Owner Suzie Wright said:...

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Region to honour heroes of D-Day

Region to honour heroes of D-Day

by Gazette Reporters Beacons are being lit across our region and the country to mark the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings – the Allied invasion that began the liberation of France in the Second World War and laid the foundations for victory in Europe. Known...

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Exhibition to ‘bring home grim reality of war’

Exhibition to ‘bring home grim reality of war’

by Ray Duffill Hedon Museum is staging a special exhibition at St Augustine’s Church to coincide with the town’s D-Day commemorations. The exhibition, starting on Thursday, June 6, will bring to life the stories of those who gave their lives during the Second World...

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‘Eyesore’ bank building finally sells

‘Eyesore’ bank building finally sells

by John Prince A former bank that had been neglected and left in a run-down state for the good part of 15 years has finally sold at auction. The old HSBC building on the corner of Bank Street and Newbegin in Hornsea went under the hammer a few weeks ago, and a final...

9/11: 25 YEARS ON

9/11: 25 YEARS ON

Sam Hawcroft reflects on her memories of the day that changed the world – and the generation now coming of age who have no memory of it… There are some moments in history when everyone old enough to remember them can tell you exactly where they were. For an earlier...

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“Older people’s voices must be heard”

“Older people’s voices must be heard”

by John Prince Older people in Hornsea have been sharing their experiences and giving feedback about what they value about where they live and what could be better, to enable them to live well, stay connected and remain part of community life. An event was held at St...

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