Hornsea Inshore Rescue hosted its first-ever Christmas Lights Party on Friday, December 13, delighting families with an evening of festive cheer while raising awareness for the charity’s lifesaving work. The free event, held at the lifeboat station, brought the...
by Michelle Horst An 11-year-old boy from Hornsea is continuing to fundraise for the Hornsea Pantry after completing the Humberside Police Lifestyle challenge this summer. Thanks to Archie Taylor’s community spirit, Pantry users should have a little extra to enjoy...
by Sam Hawcroft Hornsea Inshore Rescue is gearing up for its first-ever Christmas Lights Party, promising an evening of festive cheer for all the family while kickstarting the charity’s fundraising appeal for its rooftop terrace project. The free event on Friday,...
by Rebecca Hannant Whiteheads Fish and Chip Shop in Hornsea is teaming up with KCOM to offer free meals to the first 50 people who sign up for the broadband provider’s services, while also supporting a local seafront charity. On Friday, December 6, the KCOM team will...
by Michelle Horst Poor mobile service is disrupting businesses and causing difficulties for phone users across the Hornsea area. The widespread downtime to mobile signal and data has been ongoing for more than two weeks, leaving vulnerable and disabled residents cut...
By John Prince It was a wet and wild evening of chaos for the 1st Hornsea Scout Group as they broke up for the summer, and celebrated one of the children winning a top award. Seven-year-old Callum Parkes has landed a bronze award for his hard work in the Beaver Colony...
by John Prince A business owner says he has been left to repair damage to his property after large signs were attached to his fence without permission. Rob Wilson, who owns the Hayloft guest accommodation in Westgate, Hornsea, discovered the heavy-duty metal signs...
by John Prince and Sam Hawcroft East Riding Council has given permission for a major multi-million pound redevelopment of a holiday park to go ahead, which will bring to an end four decades of trading at Skirlington Market on its current site. Unity Holidays, which...
by John Prince An 18-month long experimental traffic order on roads in Hedon that has restricted traffic to 20mph has been made permanent. Forty-six roads in the town are now subject to the restrictions which came into force on Sunday, September 20, in a move to...
by John Prince After eight months and 411 miles, Hornsea’s marathon man Mark Williamson has finally completed his epic fundraising challenge. In January, Mark set out to run six ultra marathons in a year to mark 50 years of CM Allott and Son Funeral Directors in...
SPONSORED FEATURE Families considering the next step in their child’s education are being invited to discover what Hornsea School and Language College has to offer as it prepares for its Year 6 Open Evening on Thursday, October 1. Interest is already strong, with...
