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Crematorium partners with Sheep Sanctuary to reduce waste

Crematorium partners with Sheep Sanctuary to reduce waste

Lelley Fields Crematorium has partnered with a local animal charity in an initiative to make a positive impact on the community. The East Riding Council-run facility near Preston contains expansive open spaces, serene ponds and wildflower meadows for moments of quiet...

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Calls to improve zebra crossing safety after girl hit by car

Calls to improve zebra crossing safety after girl hit by car

by Joe Gerrard An 11-year-old girl being hit by a car while walking over a Thorngumbald zebra crossing on her way home from school has prompted calls to improve safety there. The incident happened on the zebra crossing in Main Road – which some in the village claim is...

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Girls honoured for community contribution

Girls honoured for community contribution

by Rebecca Hannant A group of Lifestylers from Holderness Academy were recognised in last year’s Humberside Police Lifestyle Awards. The Forever Fashionable Friends comprised Thorngumbald girls Ava Ives, Ruby Hammond, Alexa Wrightson, Rosie Cox and Chloe Lanham....

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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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