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Sea angling championship to celebrate 30th anniversary

Sea angling championship to celebrate 30th anniversary

The East Riding coast will once again welcome anglers from the UK and overseas as they take their place at the 30th Paul Roggeman European Open Beach Championship next year. The three-day beach fishing competition will take place from March 1-3, 2024, stretching from...

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Nursery celebrates half-century

Nursery celebrates half-century

by Rebecca Hannant Hornsea Nursery School will celebrate its 50th anniversary this month. Since opening its doors to the first cohort of four-year-olds in 1973, the nursery has gone from strength to strength while undergoing significant transformations. It has adapted...

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A busy summer for coastal watchers

A busy summer for coastal watchers

NCI Hornsea have had a busy summer, although below-average weather conditions seem to have negatively affected visitor numbers. However, they have been busy participating in the traditional Hornsea summer events programme and celebrating their station’s fifth...

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Location found for new banking hub

Location found for new banking hub

The location for Hornsea’s new banking hub has been confirmed. Cash Access UK, the organisation set up to protect nationwide access to cash, said the new would be located at Unit 2 in Newbegin, which was formerly occupied by Poundland. The hub, when it opens, will...

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Tour of Britain ‘has put town on the map again’

Tour of Britain ‘has put town on the map again’

by Ian Judson The Tour of Britain cycle race visiting Hornsea has put the town on the map again, its mayor has said. Crowds lined the streets across the region on Tuesday, September 5, to see some of the world’s top cyclists taking part in the race, which passed...

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Hornsea authors’ first book sells out in days

Hornsea authors’ first book sells out in days

by John Prince Two local writers who have written their first book about the town they were born and raised in, have sold out their first two runs in a matter of days. Uncle and nephew Jon Dexter, 69, and Josh Dearing, 39, from Hornsea, started work on the curiously...

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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...

Postwar city story comes to town

Postwar city story comes to town

A new show telling the story of life in postwar Hull will be performed in Hedon later this month. On Saturday, September 19, Hull Community Theatre and the May Geslins will present Dear Hearts and Gentle People, which is set in a fictional east Hull terrace between...

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