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Charity benefits as ‘valued’ WI president retires

Charity benefits as ‘valued’ WI president retires

by Ray Duffill Preston Womens Institute’s retiring president, Margaret Hunn, has presented a £336 cheque to Jayne Beck, charity manager for Hull and East Riding Breast Friends, at the group’s last meeting. This sum was raised at a dedicated fundraising afternoon in...

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Yorkshire Energy Park launches community fund

Yorkshire Energy Park launches community fund

Yorkshire Energy Park is to launch a new annual £20,000 Community Fund aimed at supporting local groups and charities in South West Holderness. Administered by long-standing local charity Hull CVS, the fund will make available grants of between £500 to £5,000 to...

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Plans for solar farm submitted

Plans for solar farm submitted

A solar farm with the capacity to supply clean, renewable energy to about 16,000 homes is to be developed on land between the villages of Preston and Bilton if approved by East Riding Council. Beverley-based developer Gamcap has submitted a planning application for...

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‘Tranquil’ crematorium officially opens

‘Tranquil’ crematorium officially opens

East Riding councillors have officially opened a brand-new crematorium at the heart of Holderness. On Tuesday, February 21, Cllr John Whittle, the chairman of East Riding Council, officially opened the new £11 million crematorium in Lelley. The new facility will...

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Lions boost swimming club’s diving boards fundraiser

Lions boost swimming club’s diving boards fundraiser

By Ray Duffill Holderness Lions have contributed £500 to the South Holderness Swimming Club appeal for new diving boards. As reported in last week’s Gazette, the club is attempting to raise more than £8,000 to purchase five Olympic-standard diving blocks for use at...

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Coastal signs urge people to ‘stop, think and act’

Coastal signs urge people to ‘stop, think and act’

by Sam Hawcroft New coastal safety signs at Withernsea’s Pier Towers are encouraging people to “Stop, think and act”, with those behind the project inviting feedback as they plan further work. The two designs by Darrin Stevens highlight the unpredictability of the sea...

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