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Speech and drama festival returns after 15 years

Speech and drama festival returns after 15 years

by John Prince The Hornsea and East Riding Speech and Drama Festival has been revived this year, attracting more than 50 entrants from up and down the east coast. Last held in 2011, the festival is to encourage young people and adults to perform in public and in front...

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QR code launched as part of anti-crime survey 

QR code launched as part of anti-crime survey 

by John Prince An online survey asking residents about any concerns they may have about crime where they live has been launched with an accompanying QR code.   The Not In My Town initiative was started by Hornsea deputy mayor Cllr Nick Cox earlier this year,...

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Marathon-running funeral director finishes epic challenge

Marathon-running funeral director finishes epic challenge

by John Prince After eight months and 411 miles, Hornsea’s marathon man Mark Williamson has finally completed his epic fundraising challenge. In January, Mark set out to run six ultra marathons in a year to mark 50 years of CM Allott and Son Funeral Directors in...

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Dumped car finally removed after being burned out

Dumped car finally removed after being burned out

by John Prince A Land Rover that had been dumped on a landowner’s field for almost three months has finally been taken away. The car was first reported to police in June, and the Gazette has been following its progress since the beginning of July. Landowner Liz...

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Sheltered housing refurbishment to last six months

Sheltered housing refurbishment to last six months

by John Prince It has been confirmed this week that the refurbishment of Pybus Court in Hornsea is to last until at least next spring. The sheltered housing complex in Southgate faces one of the town’s main roads, and scaffolding and large wooden hoardings have...

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Storm Boelo leaves villages without power

Storm Boelo leaves villages without power

Residents across parts of North and Mid Holderness have been left without electricity after Storm Boelo battered the region. Northern Powergrid said in an update at 6.30pm on Sunday, October 25, that severe weather had caused significant damage to its network,...

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