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Trip of a lifetime for chip shop owner

Trip of a lifetime for chip shop owner

A Hornsea fish and chip shop owner has been on a trip of a lifetime to Norway as part of his success in the National Fish & Chip Awards. Geoff Whitehead, owner of Whiteheads Fish and Chips, was invited on the educational study trip by awards headline sponsor...

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Budding singers invited to ‘Opera in a Day’ workshops

Budding singers invited to ‘Opera in a Day’ workshops

A new project working with community groups and choirs to create an Opera in a Day is holding two open workshops in Withernsea. They are part of a series led by experts in voice, movement-making and circus across the East Riding, Hull and North East Lincolnshire. The...

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Lifeboat rescues stricken jetski drifting out to sea

Lifeboat rescues stricken jetski drifting out to sea

Hornsea’s independent lifeboat was tasked to go to the aid of a broken-down jetski with three people aboard drifting out to sea off Skirlington. At about 2.30pm on Sunday, the Spirit of Hornsea lifeboat was swiftly launched by launchmaster Adam Collins with leading...

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East Riding U12s secure victory in national cup final

East Riding U12s secure victory in national cup final

by Tim Nuttall Promising young footballers from Holderness are celebrating after helping the East Riding to secure victory in the English Schools’ Football Association (ESFA) U12 Girls’ Cup Final. Having defeated Rotherham in the semi-final, the team travelled to...

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Starfish Trail gets go-ahead

Starfish Trail gets go-ahead

by John Prince The organisers of Hornsea’s Starfish Sculpture Trail have been told that planning permission is no longer needed for the installations, clearing the way for an April launch. There were fears that it would be delayed after East Riding Council required...

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9/11: 25 YEARS ON

9/11: 25 YEARS ON

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...

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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