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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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Hundreds of children take part in Restart a Heart Day 

Hundreds of children take part in Restart a Heart Day 

by Gazette Reporter  More than 200 students at Hornsea School and Language College learned how to save a life when Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) volunteers visited as part of this year’s Restart a Heart Day.  Four YAS volunteers attended the school, teaching CPR...

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PICTURE GALLERY: Pink, pink and more pink for cancer charity 

PICTURE GALLERY: Pink, pink and more pink for cancer charity 

by John Prince Dozens turned out at Hornsea Methodist Church for this year’s Wear It Pink day to support the Breast Cancer Now charity.  Organised by church member Hilary Himsworth, who herself is a breast cancer survivor, the day is held to raise awareness and funds...

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Bank raises base rate to 4%

Bank raises base rate to 4%

The Bank of England has raised its base rate from 3.75 per cent to 4 per cent, the first increase in more than three years, as the conflict in the Middle East pushes up energy prices. Eight members of the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee backed the widely expected...

Fireworks to light up town’s park

Fireworks to light up town’s park

by John Prince The fireworks will be on at Hall Garth Park in Hornsea this Friday, November 6, as the popular annual event returns with free entertainment for the family. It will get under way at around 4.30pm, with hot food, drinks and fairground rides available...

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Bank raises base rate to 4%

Bank raises base rate to 4%

The Bank of England has raised its base rate from 3.75 per cent to 4 per cent, the first increase in more than three years, as the conflict in the Middle East pushes up energy prices. Eight members of the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee backed the widely expected...

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