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Gazette on the move – again!

Gazette on the move – again!

The Gazette will be moving to new premises early in the new year as the team looks ahead to its second anniversary under new ownership. The newspaper relocated to Owthorne Manor in Hubert Street, Withernsea, in October 2023, after more than three decades at its...

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Tractor run boost for charity

Tractor run boost for charity

by Terry Bearpark The annual England Hill Tractor Run that took place last May has boosted the amount raised by a South Holderness family for the Marie Curie charity to more than £15,500. The popular run was organised by sisters Kathryn Townsley (now Ward) and Helen...

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£200,000 footpath improvements in Withernsea to begin

£200,000 footpath improvements in Withernsea to begin

A scheme of footpath improvements is to be carried out in Withernsea, starting next week. East Riding Council is to invest £200,000 to upgrade the paths along the A1033 Queen Street, between Station Road and the mini-roundabout at the Tesco store. The project is due...

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Plans for Withernsea’s Dickensian Christmas gathering pace

Plans for Withernsea’s Dickensian Christmas gathering pace

by Rebecca Hannant Organisers have revealed more details about next month’s Withernsea’s Dickensian Christmas event, which will be the town’s first of its kind. On Saturday, December 6, the event, organised by deputy mayor Kristina Richardson with the support of the...

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New calendars capture fun and scale of Blue Light Weekend

New calendars capture fun and scale of Blue Light Weekend

Blue Light Weekend’s 2026 calendars are now on sale, with all proceeds supporting the organisation of next year’s event. Priced at £10, the calendars are available through the BLW website at bluelightweekend.com – with free delivery offered to people in the HU19 and...

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Young farmer nominated for national award

Young farmer nominated for national award

by Sam Hawcroft A Hedon florist who helped save Thorngumbald Young Farmers’ Club from closure has been shortlisted for a national award. Katie Acey, who runs Floral Curiosity in Hedon, is one of five finalists for the Heart of YFC Award at the National Federation of...

From the stage to lifeboat hero

From the stage to lifeboat hero

by John Prince Professional singer and performer Natalie Clydesdale might be better known for her powerhouse performances and show-stealing vocals with Hornsea Amateur Theatre Society (HATS) – but she’s also a member of the lifeboat crew that has been involved in some...

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Museum volunteers gather to mark 30th anniversary

Museum volunteers gather to mark 30th anniversary

by Sam Hawcroft Hedon Museum has marked a major milestone as volunteers, supporters and local dignitaries came together to celebrate 30 years since it first opened to the public. The museum, tucked behind Hedon Town Hall off Watmough’s Arcade, opened on September 28,...

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