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Lifeboat crew save boy on inflatable

Lifeboat crew save boy on inflatable

by Sam Hawcroft A Hornsea Inshore Rescue safety boat that was tasked to keep watch over events at Withernsea’s Blue Light Weekend saved the life of a boy who had drifted out to sea on an inflatable. The incident happened on Saturday in-between the sea swim races, and...

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Beer festival goes down well with Floral Hall audience

Beer festival goes down well with Floral Hall audience

Hornsea Floral Hall hosted a beer festival at the weekend. The event, which took place across Friday night, Saturday afternoon and Saturday night, was sponsored by Aitcheson’s Brickshed Brewery of Wawne. There was an extensive range of Aitcheson’s own beers, lagers...

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Bikers roar into town for annual extravaganza

Bikers roar into town for annual extravaganza

by Rebecca Hannant The annual Hornsea Biker Event has been celebrated for bringing the community together. On Sunday, August 13, the event in Hall Garth Park showcased a range of bikes from throughout the decades. On the day it was blessed with warm weather as...

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Lifeboat volunteers to embark on epic fundraising bike ride

Lifeboat volunteers to embark on epic fundraising bike ride

Two Hornsea Inshore Rescue volunteers will undertake an epic cycle ride next week. On Wednesday, August 16, crew members Shona Richards and Jenny Hannon will be cycling from Southport to Hornsea along the Transpennine trail. Throughout their journey, they will be...

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Novelist publishes fourth in series of farming family saga

Novelist publishes fourth in series of farming family saga

by Rebecca Hannant A writer from Hornsea has released her fourth novel. Joy Gelsthorpe, aka Joy Stonehouse, was a teacher at Hornsea Primary School for 20 years. After retiring, she began to research her family history and the local area. She learnt that hermother was...

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Legacy funerals probe: Robert Bush admits all remaining charges

Legacy funerals probe: Robert Bush admits all remaining charges

Following a complex 16-month investigation into the care of the deceased at Hull's Legacy Independent Funeral Directors, Robert Bush has pleaded guilty to the remaining 31 charges he faced, taking the total number of offences admitted to 67. Bush, 48, formerly of Kirk...

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‘Eyesore’ bank building finally sells

‘Eyesore’ bank building finally sells

by John Prince A former bank that had been neglected and left in a run-down state for the good part of 15 years has finally sold at auction. The old HSBC building on the corner of Bank Street and Newbegin in Hornsea went under the hammer a few weeks ago, and a final...

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