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Pilgrimage walk follows success of inaugural event

Pilgrimage walk follows success of inaugural event

By Ray Duffill Rev Philip West’s second pilgrimage walk is taking place between the churches at Patrington, Hollym, Withernsea, Tunstall and Roos on the weekend of April 22 and 23. The walk is inspired by pilgrimage routes from across the world, and follows a...

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End of an era as Janet retires from auctioneers

End of an era as Janet retires from auctioneers

A retirement party has been held for Janet Blyth at the Stags Head Inn, Lelley. Janet has retired from Frank Hill & Son’s Patrington office after 42 years. Janet was employed as a cashier/bookkeeper in 1981 and over the years she has attended many of the farm and...

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‘It was a struggle, but I made it!’

‘It was a struggle, but I made it!’

by Rebecca Hannant A Patrington man has completed a 100-mile hike for charity. To raise money for Mind, Tom Massey-Davis, who has autism, completed the epic walk supported by friends and family back home. He said: “After being given a week off work I was struggling to...

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Tributes to much-loved landlady

Tributes to much-loved landlady

by Rebecca Hannant Friends and family have paid tribute to a retired pub owner who was “like a mum to the community”. Marlene Wicks, formerly of West Yorkshire, and her husband Dennis acquired the Burns Head in Patrington Haven in 1989 and built a legacy of...

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Farewell to ‘fearless’ firefighter Keith

Farewell to ‘fearless’ firefighter Keith

by Rebecca Hannant The life of “fearless” firefighter Keith Jude has been celebrated at his funeral, during which a guard of honour ceremony was conducted by members of Patrington fire station. After Keith died peacefully at home on January 13, aged 80, his funeral...

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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...

Long-service honours for Lions 

Long-service honours for Lions 

by John Prince Members of the Hornsea District Lions Club have been celebrating after being presented with long-service awards for their commitment and dedication to helping others.  Lions Clubs International is the largest non-political, non-sectarian volunteer...

Volunteer gardeners win big at show 

Volunteer gardeners win big at show 

by John Prince A group of volunteers who aim to improve the visual appeal, environment and community wellbeing in Hornsea has won a string of awards at the town’s annual horticultural show.   The show, which is now in its eighth year, was held at St Nicholas Church...

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‘Don’t miss out on fruit and veg grants’

‘Don’t miss out on fruit and veg grants’

Schools, sports teams and community groups supporting children and young people are being encouraged to apply for grants of up to £1,500 for projects. The Tesco Fruit and Veg Grants scheme supports projects that improve access to healthy food for children and young...

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