by Rebecca Hannant The committee behind Hornsea Carnival are hosting an inaugural race night in a bid to raise money for this summer’s event. On Saturday, May 4, the race night will take place at the Lounge in Newbegin, where attendees can place a bet on a total of...
by Michelle Horst Young rugby league players spent their Easter weekend packing shoppers’ bags at Hornsea’s Tesco supermarket. The Holderness Vikings Youth under-12s and their guardians hoped to raise additional funds to purchase new equipment and kit for the team....
By Michelle Horst A shop in a prime location in Newbegin, Hornsea, has reopened as a retro gaming bar and cafe. Formerly the home of Crafty Café and haberdashery, the store had remained empty since the previous owners took the decision to close in July 22. For a...
by Michelle Horst After more than three years of attempting to bring additional public conveniences to the busiest area of Hornsea’s beach attractions, plans to convert a small kiosk on South Promenade have been given the go-ahead. The plan to adapt the building,...
By Michelle Horst Students of Hornsea School and Language College are celebrating taking second place in the regional heats of a major dance contest as well as receiving the coveted Technical Award. Their professional production will see them compete in the Dance Live...
by Sam Hawcroft Withernsea poet Dean Wilson is to launch his latest book this week. Ask: Another Uncharacteristically Lengthy Poem by Dean Wilson is out today, Thursday, June 4, with a launch event at the New Clarence in Hull from 7pm. The book, published by...
By John Prince Andy’s Man Club, which has more than 350 groups that help support thousands of men across the UK, is opening in Hornsea later this month. In February, the Gazette reported that the club was looking for a venue to fill a gap for men in the town, so...
By John Prince Thousands of pieces of the world‑famous Hornsea Pottery are being carefully stored in boxes waiting for their turn to be shown to visitors to the town’s museum. The collection contains around 4,000 items in the loft at Hornsea Museum, or to give it its...
by Sam Hawcroft Calls have been made for Withernsea’s mayor to remain in office for a second year rather than step down next May under the town council’s current system. Dave Penson, a local businessman and lifelong Withernsea resident, has asked councillors to make...
All three INEOS chemical plants at Saltend are being mothballed after the company said high UK gas prices had made production uneconomic. Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart is seeking an urgent meeting with government ministers over the announcement, which...
EXCLUSIVE by Sam Hawcroft A private ceremony has been held to recognise members of the emergency services and other organisations who responded to the Withernsea sea tragedy earlier this year. Representatives of the services involved in the events of January 2-17...
