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Leisure centres take the lead with dog-friendly cafes

Leisure centres take the lead with dog-friendly cafes

Dog-friendly cafe areas will be trialled at the Hornsea Hub and East Riding Leisure Bridlington from Monday, October 30. Customers will be able to enjoy a coffee and treat their pet to a dog ice-cream at designated dog-friendly tables, identified by a tabletop sign....

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More sparkle, less bang!

More sparkle, less bang!

The organisers of Hornsea Carnival will once again stage their annual fireworks night next month – and they say they will be as spectacular as ever, but with far less noise. As has become popular tradition, the event in Hall Garth Park on Saturday, November 4, will...

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Mermaids present ‘wonderful’ donation to town’s lifeboat

Mermaids present ‘wonderful’ donation to town’s lifeboat

The Hornsea Mermaids have presented the town’s independent lifeboat with a donation of nearly £1,000. The total of £946 had been raised by the Mermaids from a social evening, a “massive” raffle held at the Lounge in Hornsea earlier in the year, and the Mermaids’...

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Town councillor leaves to focus on voluntary work

Town councillor leaves to focus on voluntary work

By Ian Judson Hornsea town councillor June Greensmith has stepped down so she can concentrate more on her varied voluntary roles instead. Ms Greensmith volunteers around the town with Hornsea Urban Gardeners (HUG), Home Grown Hornsea, the first-aid centre outside...

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‘Community champions are an example to us all’

‘Community champions are an example to us all’

by Rebecca Hannant Community champions across the region have been recognised by local MP Graham Stuart as part of his initiative to celebrate their hard work. Earlier this year, the Beverley and Holderness MP asked everyone in the area to nominate their Community...

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MP’s survey highlights scale of cost squeeze

MP’s survey highlights scale of cost squeeze

by Sam Hawcroft More than 130 people across Holderness have shared their experiences of the cost of living crisis with MP Graham Stuart, with the majority saying they remain under sustained financial pressure. The findings come from the Beverley and Holderness MP’s...

Car on cliff finally recovered after more than a week

Car on cliff finally recovered after more than a week

An abandoned car that was thought to have been pushed over a cliff in Withernsea has been finally recovered after more than a week. East Riding Council contractors winched the wrecked Peugeot 107 from the cliff near Waxholme Road on Saturday, April 18, following...

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Heritage weekend finds new home

Heritage weekend finds new home

by Sam Hawcroft A popular heritage event once held at Welwick is being revived next month – with steam engines, vintage vehicles, tractors, stalls and family entertainment promised across a packed weekend. Winestead Heritage Weekend will take place on Saturday and...

Coastal signs urge people to ‘stop, think and act’

Coastal signs urge people to ‘stop, think and act’

by Sam Hawcroft New coastal safety signs at Withernsea’s Pier Towers are encouraging people to “Stop, think and act”, with those behind the project inviting feedback as they plan further work. The two designs by Darrin Stevens highlight the unpredictability of the sea...

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