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Communities to share £20m ‘Pride in Place’ boost

Communities to share £20m ‘Pride in Place’ boost

Communities across southern Holderness are set to benefit from a £20 million investment over the next decade under a new government programme designed to put local people in control of shaping their towns and villages. Withernsea, Patrington, Easington, Holmpton,...

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England Hill Tractor Run set to return

England Hill Tractor Run set to return

A popular Withernsea fundraiser is set to return next month, as the Townsley family prepare to host the fifth England Hill Tractor Run in aid of Marie Curie. The event will take place on Sunday, May 4, starting and finishing at England Hill Farm on the outskirts of...

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WI members treated to fascinating talk on marine life rescue

WI members treated to fascinating talk on marine life rescue

Thursday, April 10, was our regular day to meet up at Hollym Village Hall from 1.30pm to 3.30pm. We had another fantastic speaker – Chris Cook from British Divers Marine Life Rescue. The organisation started in 1988 with just five people and now has more than 2,000...

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Charities benefit from auction at pub

Charities benefit from auction at pub

by Terry Bearpark Thanks to the generosity of local businesses, residents and the skill of Holderness’s finest auctioneers, two charities have benefited from sizeable donations. After a harvest festival service held at St Nicholas Church in Hollym in September, an...

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Plans to turn paddock into dog-walking field rejected

Plans to turn paddock into dog-walking field rejected

A planning application to turn a two-acre paddock in Hollym into a dog-walking field has been refused. In March 2024, Lisa Jackson applied to turn the non-agricultural land into a dog-walking site along the A1033. She launched the application after asking friends,...

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