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‘There’s a need for a Men in Sheds group here’

‘There’s a need for a Men in Sheds group here’

by Rebecca Hannant A group of men from South West Holderness are looking to create a new Men in Sheds group. Following the success of the movement across the globe, two local men are looking to create a new group in the Hedon area, giving local people – not just men –...

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LINK to revisit banking hub assessment

LINK to revisit banking hub assessment

by Rebecca Hannant Cash access organisation LINK has agreed to reassess the need for a banking hub in Hedon following backlash from the community. Last month, Lloyds Bank announced that its Hedon branch would close at the end of January, along with 48 others across...

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‘Oil and water’ showcases trio’s work

‘Oil and water’ showcases trio’s work

by Ray Duffill With three distinctive styles using different media, artists Cynthia Ward, Lynne Fisher and Grahame Tranmer are showcasing their artwork at Hedon Museum in an exhibition entitled Oil and Water. Most of the artwork is for sale, offering buyers the...

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‘We have to keep up the fight for banking services’

‘We have to keep up the fight for banking services’

About 50 people gathered in Hedon’s Market Place on Saturday morning to rally against the loss of banking services in the town. Led by Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart, the protest was also attended by South West Holderness ward councillors and Hedon town...

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Residents urged to attend rally against Hedon bank closure

Residents urged to attend rally against Hedon bank closure

by Rebecca Hannant Elected representatives for South West Holderness are set to host a rally calling for the protection of banking services in Hedon. On Saturday, October 18, MP Graham Stuart, South West Holderness ward councillors and town councillors will gather in...

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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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