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Launderette donates oven to popular venue

Launderette donates oven to popular venue

by Rebecca Hannant Hornsea Launderette has donated an oven to the Floral Hall as part of a community initiative. Jon Dimberline, who owns Hornsea Launderette, said: “We had offered this oven out locally to Withernsea and areas, but the Floral Hall were the first ones...

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Town hit by power outage

Town hit by power outage

More than 200 homes and businesses in Hornsea have been without power for more than nine hours. Residents and businesses signed up to the Northern Power Grid’s alert system were updated regularly through the night via text message. Repairs are taking longer than...

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Charities boosted by Lincoln the Tesco cat

Charities boosted by Lincoln the Tesco cat

by Rebecca Hannant Hornsea’s most famous cat has helped raise more than £1,500 for two East Yorkshire charities. Since 2020, Lincoln has found worldwide fame after regularly being spotted greeting customers at Hornsea Tesco. A Facebook group was created where people...

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Residents mop up after storm damage

Residents mop up after storm damage

by Michelle Horst Storm Henk brought yet further upset and disruption to homes across the region after homes in Withernwick spent hours over the New Year without power, while heavy rainfall on saturated ground flooded many of the area’s roads and properties. Pumps...

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New year swim ‘one of our best yet’

New year swim ‘one of our best yet’

Another record-breaking number of swimmers took part in Hornsea Inshore Rescue’s New Year’s Day fun swim. More than 360 entered a calm but cold North Sea on January 1, and the sun made a rare appearance. All of the swimmers, many in fancy dress, signed in at the...

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Work starts on old Hornsea council offices

Work starts on old Hornsea council offices

by John Prince Building work has started on a defunct East Riding Council customer service centre which has stood empty for a number of years. An application to convert the building in Newbegin, Hornsea, into a restaurant was approved by the council in March....

Pothole-hit residents urged to name worst roads

Pothole-hit residents urged to name worst roads

Residents are being urged to name the worst pothole-hit roads across Beverley and Holderness as part of a campaign for better repairs, faster action and more resurfacing where repeated patching has failed. Early responses to a potholes survey launched by Beverley and...

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Godfrey to perform six-hour poetry marathon

Godfrey to perform six-hour poetry marathon

A six-hour poetry marathon will take place at St Nicholas Church in Withernsea this weekend, featuring work by local poet Godfrey Holmes. The event, on Saturday, September 19, will see Godfrey read continuously from his own work, including poems that have previously...

Housebuilder pledges to tackle dust issues

Housebuilder pledges to tackle dust issues

by Sam Hawcroft Extra measures to tackle dust are to be introduced at a major housing development in Withernsea following complaints from neighbouring residents. East Riding Council planning enforcement officers have visited the Vistry Homes site in Hull Road after...

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