by John Prince Schoolchildren have been learning about what life was like in Victorian times during an educational visit to Hornsea Museum. Before things got under way, students from Mersey Primary in east Hull dressed up as 19th-century children in bonnets, flat...
by John Prince Councillors have voted in support of a music event that would see the annual Hornsea bike show being held over two days instead of one. The show is typically held every August on a Sunday in Hall...
A car that has been left on the side of a country road is starting to attract attention from thieves. A black Land Rover Discovery 3 has been sitting in a field on Hull Road just south of Great Hatfield for more than a...
by John Prince Cycling fans are in for treat in September when the 2026 Lloyds Tour of Britain men's cycle race comes to Holderness. Details of stage three of the national championship have been released. It will start in Hull on Friday, September 4 then move into...
by John Prince Plans to build more than 100 new houses across the road from an existing housing development in Hornsea have been pushed back for a second time. The development by Foxglove Homes on Rolston Road was brought up at a meeting of Hornsea Town Council. It's...
Blue Light Weekend supporters are being urged to get behind the Withernsea event as it bids to win a major regional tourism award. The popular weekend is the only Holderness event shortlisted for Remarkable Tourism Event of the Year at the 2026 Remarkable East...
By John Prince More than 100 tractors and their owners took to the roads of East Yorkshire to raise money for a little boy who is living with a life-limiting condition. Two-year-old Charlie Dodds from Catwick has PolG, which is a disease that affects the mitochondria...
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...
by Gazette Reporter People living with mental health conditions must have a greater say in the services they rely on, as a worldwide campaign warns that listening to their experiences is not enough unless it leads to meaningful change. The World Federation for Mental...
by Gazette Reporter People living with mental health conditions must have a greater say in the services they rely on, as a worldwide campaign warns that listening to their experiences is not enough unless it leads to meaningful change. The World Federation for Mental...
by Sam Hawcroft A powerful evening organised by Preston WI brought together campaigners, charities, community leaders and support organisations to raise awareness of domestic abuse – and to ask what more can be done locally to help those affected. The No More Violence...
