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Crematorium hosts memorial service to lost loved ones

Crematorium hosts memorial service to lost loved ones

A Midsummer Memorial service is to take place at the new Lelley Fields Crematorium. East Riding residents who would like to remember loved ones are being invited along to the event on Wednesday, July 19, at 6pm. The one-hour service in the crematorium’s Oak Hall is a...

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Success on the cards for Ryan

Success on the cards for Ryan

A youngster from Holderness Academy has been chosen as the winner of the East Riding Design a Card for the King’s Coronation competition. On May 24 the school hosted His Majesty’s representative, the Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding, to present the Category Three...

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Pat rewarded for years of service to village

Pat rewarded for years of service to village

by Ray Duffill At the village coronation event held at the Nags Head in Preston, Ian Ireland, the chairman of Preston Parish Council, made a special presentation to Pat Ferguson on behalf of local residents. The framed Residents’ Recognition Award was to acknowledge...

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Photographers urged to enter village competition

Photographers urged to enter village competition

by Ray Duffill The categories for this summer’s Preston Open Photography Competition were formally announced on Saturday. The contest and the judging will take place on Saturday, August 5, at the Preston Show and Family Fun Day at the Nags Head. The Preston Show is a...

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‘No questions off-limits’ at crematorium open day

‘No questions off-limits’ at crematorium open day

People are being invited to come and see behind the scenes of the new Lelley Fields Crematorium as it opens its doors to the community for the first time. Lelley Fields, off Sproatley Road, near Preston, is the first crematorium to be operated by East Riding Council...

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“Older people’s voices must be heard”

“Older people’s voices must be heard”

by John Prince Older people in Hornsea have been sharing their experiences and giving feedback about what they value about where they live and what could be better, to enable them to live well, stay connected and remain part of community life. An event was held at St...

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