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Have your say on solar farm plans

Have your say on solar farm plans

by Rebecca Hannant The public are invited to have their say on proposals for a temporary 49.9 MW AC solar farm near Hedon. Applicants behind the Neat Marsh Solar Farm have launched a website giving residents the chance to learn more about the project and provide...

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‘Exceptional’ childminder up for national award

‘Exceptional’ childminder up for national award

by Rebecca Hannant A Hedon-based childminder has been shortlisted for a national award. Cheeky Chimps Childminding founder Adele Harrison established her business in 2016, having gained seven years’ nursery experience and earning a Level 6 degree in Early Childhood,...

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Photos shine light on region’s beauty

Photos shine light on region’s beauty

by Ray Duffill Lewis Outing’s eyes light up with enthusiasm when describing how he captured the photographs that make up his exhibition at Hedon Museum. It’s an apt emotional response, given that the exhibition is titled It’s All About the Light! The photos that grace...

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‘Without volunteers, there’d be no museum at all

‘Without volunteers, there’d be no museum at all

by Ray Duffill Hedon Museum is appealing for people to get involved and help it continue providing services to the community. Founded in 1996 and run entirely by volunteers, the museum has always relied on people giving their time in various roles to keep it going. Dr...

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Storm Boelo leaves villages without power

Storm Boelo leaves villages without power

Residents across parts of North and Mid Holderness have been left without electricity after Storm Boelo battered the region. Northern Powergrid said in an update at 6.30pm on Sunday, October 25, that severe weather had caused significant damage to its network,...

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Off the beaten track

Off the beaten track

by Jane Denton The beaten track that links the tarmac path of the Hornsea Rail Trail to the rear of Tesco car park is, weather permitting, now usable for most of the year by pedestrians, careful cyclists and mobility scooter and wheelchair users. Prior to its upgrade...

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