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Teenagers killed in New Year crash named

Teenagers killed in New Year crash named

Two teenagers who died after a crash in Preston on New Year's Day have been named by their families. William Herbert, 16, from Howden, died at the scene, while 18-year-old Olly Mitchell, from Ellerton, later died in hospital after the grey Volkswagen Golf they were...

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Church packed for Songbirds Nativity

Church packed for Songbirds Nativity

by Ray Duffill Angels, shepherds, wise folk and barnyard animals of all kinds dominated the scene at the Songbirds Christmas Nativity in St Augustine’s Church, Hedon. The venue was packed with parents and grandparents eager to see the famous story retold starring the...

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Lions bring Santa’s sleigh to town and villages

Lions bring Santa’s sleigh to town and villages

Holderness Lions are once again bringing Santa’s Sleigh to Hedon and nearby villages, continuing the cherished annual tradition. Children will eagerly await a glimpse of Father Christmas as the sleigh makes its way through Sproatley, Hedon, Preston and Thorngumbald,...

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WI members complete huge poppy cascade project

WI members complete huge poppy cascade project

by Ray Duffill Preston WI members have been busy this year knitting and crocheting poppies for a poppy cascade to adorn the village’s All Saints Church for Remembrance Day. The poppy cascade was installed from the church turret courtesy of the generous support of...

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Pupil awarded Blue Peter badge for bike donation

Pupil awarded Blue Peter badge for bike donation

by Rebecca Hannant A year eight student at Holderness Academy has been awarded a Blue Peter badge after helping to raise money and awareness for a charity that supports children and their families who have limb differences. Throughout summer, Mason and his friend...

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Celebration for retiring minister

Celebration for retiring minister

A vicar whose journey to Holderness began on the other side of the world is to be thanked for his ministry this weekend. A celebration for Rev Alisdair Laird will be held at St Patrick’s Church, Patrington, on Saturday, October 17, as he prepares to retire. Rev Laird,...

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