by Ray Duffill Hundreds of people have attended a protest in Hedon against the proposed installation of broadband internet poles across the town – and there will be a public meeting on the issue tomorrow. The level of opposition against the plans by Hessle-based MS3...
by Ray Duffill There is a full programme of events in Hedon for this year’s Heritage Open Days. Tony Porter of Hedon Museum, who is the co-ordinator of Head to Hedon for the nationwide scheme, describes a fascinating and fun week taking place from Saturday, September...
by Ray Duffill Residents in Hedon are staging a protest against what they see as "unsightly nine-metre telegraph poles" being installed across streets in the town and in nearby Preston South. MS3 Networks is a Hessle-based broadband company that will also eventually...
Hundreds of churches across the region are preparing to welcome visitors for the inaugural Yorkshire Churches Day on Saturday, September 16. Run by the Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust (YHCT), Yorkshire Churches Day is a day where everyone is encouraged to visit...
by Ray Duffill and Rebecca Hannant A free concert was held in Hedon on Saturday as part of the local Ruben’s Voice movement to promote sources of help and support for anyone struggling with mental health problems. Now in its third year, the event has gone from...
by Gazette Reporter More than half of people who have responded to a recent survey into mobile phone coverage across Holderness have rated their local mobile service as three out of ten or worse. Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart has been gathering evidence...
All three INEOS chemical plants at Saltend are being mothballed after the company said high UK gas prices had made production uneconomic. Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart is seeking an urgent meeting with government ministers over the announcement, which...
by John Prince An initiative to try and stop people from dumping objects down the toilet that are harmful to the environment is being spearheaded by a local councillor. Jane Denton is a Hornsea...
by John Prince The future of the former council offices in Skirlaugh remains uncertain after the For Sale sign disappeared from outside the building. The sprawling complex on Main Road, which includes a Grade II-listed former workhouse and a Cold War nuclear bunker,...
by John Prince All 25 lamppost poppies in Hornsea that were put up last week have been taken down temporarily, following concerns that some are being vandalised or stolen. Hornsea and District Royal British Legion say they think some of the poppies will have been...
by John Prince Gritter drivers across the East Riding have received specialist CPR and defibrillator training - with hopes that the life-saving devices could eventually be carried on winter maintenance vehicles. Hornsea town councillor Kev Nicholson, who works as a...
