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Ship’s captain sentenced over fatal North Sea collision

Ship’s captain sentenced over fatal North Sea collision

A ship’s captain has been jailed for six years over a collision in the North Sea off Withernsea last year which claimed the life of a crew member. Vladimir Motin, 59, of Primorsky, St Petersburg, Russia, was captain of the Solong container vessel. He was found guilty...

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Arts venture reopens with new look

Arts venture reopens with new look

Seaside Arts Space in Withernsea has reopened with a refreshed look and new stock from local artists and craftspeople. The Queen Street enterprise opened two years ago as a not-for-profit venture selling handmade arts and crafts and has since become a familiar...

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Ship’s captain guilty over fatal North Sea collision

Ship’s captain guilty over fatal North Sea collision

The captain of a cargo ship has been found guilty of gross negligence manslaughter following a fatal collision between two vessels off the coast of Withernsea last year. Vladimir Motin, 59, of Primorsky, St Petersburg, Russia, was convicted on Monday, February 2,...

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World champion hopes to encourage women’s darts

World champion hopes to encourage women’s darts

by Sam Hawcroft Ten-time women’s world darts champion Trina Gulliver will take on players at a Keyingham pub next month, with organisers hoping her visit will encourage more women to take up the sport. The Ship Inn will host the exhibition on Saturday, October 3, at...

Heritage weekend finds new home

Heritage weekend finds new home

by Sam Hawcroft A popular heritage event once held at Welwick is being revived next month – with steam engines, vintage vehicles, tractors, stalls and family entertainment promised across a packed weekend. Winestead Heritage Weekend will take place on Saturday and...

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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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