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Auction ensures it’s good to talk

Auction ensures it’s good to talk

by Terry Bearpark A South Holderness pub’s customers have shown their continuing support of its popular charity auctions. Over the years the Blue Bell in Keyingham has run the auctions for different charities and the most recent one, held in October, saw more than...

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MP launches campaign to save rural post offices

MP launches campaign to save rural post offices

Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart has launched a campaign to protect rural post offices in East Yorkshire after the Government outlined proposals to remove the current national requirement to maintain at least 11,500 branches across the UK. The proposal forms...

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Plan to turn former church into homes approved

Plan to turn former church into homes approved

by Andrew Spence Plans to convert a Methodist church in Keyingham into two homes have been approved by East Riding Council. The plans, which include the demolition of the church’s main hall, say that part of the building dates back to the 1840s but has been “empty for...

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Plans submitted for more homes in Keyingham

Plans submitted for more homes in Keyingham

by Andrew Spence Plans for further residential development in Keyingham have been submitted to East Riding Council. With the council having recently approved an application for 147 dwellings in the village, plans have now emerged for further homes nearby. The newly...

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New venue for tea party pays off

New venue for tea party pays off

by Terry Bearpark A change of venue paid off for Keyingham’s Marie Curie Blooming Great Tea Party last Sunday as more than £1,000 was raised. For the past 16 years the party has been hosted by the Blackman family, Sandra, Paul and daughter Donna at their Northfield...

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13-mile diversion sends traffic through village

13-mile diversion sends traffic through village

by John Prince Residents living in a small village between Hornsea and Withernsea are facing two weeks of traffic disruption, as motorists are being sent through it because of council roadworks. Withernwick, which has a population of just under 500 people, sits about...

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13-mile diversion sends traffic through village

13-mile diversion sends traffic through village

by John Prince Residents living in a small village between Hornsea and Withernsea are facing two weeks of traffic disruption, as motorists are being sent through it because of council roadworks. Withernwick, which has a population of just under 500 people, sits about...

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