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‘I want to make sure no one goes hungry this Christmas’

‘I want to make sure no one goes hungry this Christmas’

by Rebecca Hannant A year eight pupil at Holderness Academy has continued his efforts to support the Hedon Food Bank, saying he has made it his “mission” to make sure no one in the area goes hungry this winter. In October, Alfie Jewitt was celebrated by staff at the...

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Life-saving defibrillator installed at church

Life-saving defibrillator installed at church

Hedon Methodist Church has been awarded £1,000 from Cadey (Community Access Defibrillators for East Yorkshire) to install a life-saving defibrillator – and hosted local MP Graham Stuart on Friday to receive the funding. The church’s fundraising was spurred into action...

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Kerry Key Foundation celebrates a decade of helping others

Kerry Key Foundation celebrates a decade of helping others

By Terry Bearpark A charity is celebrating its 10th year of fundraising having given out donations of more than £133,000. The Kerry Key Foundation was formed in 2013 after the death of Hedon woman Kerry Key (née Megson), who had fought breast cancer for seven years....

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Look out for Santa’s sleigh

Look out for Santa’s sleigh

by Ray Duffill The Holderness Lions have announced their Christmas schedule which includes their Santa Sleigh events. It will kick off on Sunday, November 19, with their Christmas hamper at Sandhills Nursery in Preston. On Sunday, November 26, Santa and his sleigh...

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Man prosecuted for abandoning van in village

Man prosecuted for abandoning van in village

A man from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, has been prosecuted and ordered to pay £580 for abandoning a van in the village of Skirlaugh.  Octavian Boncea of Frederick Street, Barnsley, left a silver/grey 2007 Renault Master...

Marathon-running funeral director finishes epic challenge

Marathon-running funeral director finishes epic challenge

by John Prince After eight months and 411 miles, Hornsea’s marathon man Mark Williamson has finally completed his epic fundraising challenge. In January, Mark set out to run six ultra marathons in a year to mark 50 years of CM Allott and Son Funeral Directors in...

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