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Funding shortfall threat to Biker Event

Funding shortfall threat to Biker Event

By Michelle Horst Attracting an estimated 10,000 people, Hornsea’s Biker Event has developed into a major part of the town’s summer calendar – but organisers now say the popular festival is under threat because of a shortage of funds. The event has grown organically...

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‘Business advisers helped put us on the map’

‘Business advisers helped put us on the map’

Invest East Yorkshire’s Business Support team has provided funding and advice to the owner of a new Hornsea-based business, helping to bring a vacant shop in the seaside town back into use. Baron Hartley Wines is located in sensitively renovated premises in Market...

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Sculpture arrives on the sea front

Sculpture arrives on the sea front

by Rebecca Hannant A new sculpture has been installed on the seafront in Hornsea. On Wednesday, December 20, the foundations were laid for the Hornsea Wave between Sands Lane and the Promenade. The piece, created by Emma Stothard, depicts a fish and a wave, and was...

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First tractor run ‘was a resounding success’

First tractor run ‘was a resounding success’

by Rebecca Hannant On Saturday, December 9, Hornsea RUFC held its inaugural Christmas Tractor Run in aid of the club’s Hornsea and Holderness Mini and Junior section. The event was organised by Elaine and Thomas Cook, who invited people to fundraise by dressing up...

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Town’s banking hub opens at last

Town’s banking hub opens at last

by Rebecca Hannant Hornsea’s “much-needed” banking hub will open on Friday, December 8. The hub, opening within the former Poundland store in Newbegin, will allow residents of Hornsea and surrounding villages to have access to high street banking facilities for the...

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Venue plans to go underground

Venue plans to go underground

by John Prince Further restoration work in a historic building in Hornsea has been given the green light by the town council, which would see a restaurant and bar extend into the basement. Fettled, in Newbegin, opened in November of last year following the...

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