by Rebecca Hannant The owner of a cat that has become famous for greeting customers at Hornsea’s Tesco has said she is saddened after the store banned him over health and safety concerns. For the past three years, Lincoln has been a regular sight in the foyer of the...
by Rebecca Hannant A new women’s swimming group has been launched in Hornsea aiming to provide more choice alongside a safe and friendly space to swim. The Hornsea Dolphins organise regular swims on North Beach, and within lakes and lidos. The group was set up with...
by Rebecca Hannant This year’s Hornsea Carnival fireworks display has been hailed a success despite the bad weather last weekend. Throughout the afternoon and evening on Saturday, November 4, hundreds of people gathered in Hall Garth Park despite the wet conditions to...
Two Hornsea military veterans have been selected to participate in the Remembrance Day parade in London’s Whitehall in front of the King. Father and daughter Mel and Tracy Watson were chosen to represent the Hornsea branch of the Royal British Legion. Mel is a former...
The crew of Hornsea’s independent lifeboat have told of their “stomach-churning” experience after being called out to search for a missing person during atrocious weather. At 12.30am on Monday, the Spirit of Hornsea was called out to search for someone who had last...
by Sam Hawcroft Photos courtesy of Hull City/Dave Lofthouse Hull City 2, Norwich City 1 Hull City sealed their place in the play-offs on one of the most dramatic final days the Championship has produced in recent years, coming from behind to beat Norwich City in front...
by Andrew Spence Plans for nine new homes in Hollym have been rejected by East Riding Council. Outline plans had been submitted for a residential development off Withernsea Road, north of Smook Hills Road. The land is currently “untidy and overgrown with vegetation in...
by Terry Bearpark The sixth annual England Hill Tractor Run will take place at the weekend in aid of Marie Curie. The run on Sunday, May 3, is organised by sisters Kathryn Ward and Helen Smith, with brother-in-law Glen Smith and cousins Graham, Angela, Harry and Kerry...
by Angus Young Supporters of plans for the UK’s first hydrogen cluster around the Humber say it could be an economic gamechanger for the region. The proposed Humber Hydrogen network initially connecting five sites on either side of the estuary is being backed by four...
by John Prince The directors of a much-loved market which is closing later this year after 40 years on the same site have revealed that they have found a new home – just a few hundred yards up the road. Skirlington Market, between Hornsea and Skipsea, is to shut at...
Sam Hawcroft reflects on her memories of the day that changed the world – and the generation now coming of age who have no memory of it… There are some moments in history when everyone old enough to remember them can tell you exactly where they were. For an earlier...
