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Google brings digital experts to town

Google brings digital experts to town

Residents and business owners based in Beverley and Holderness are invited to join Google and local MP Graham Stuart for a day of free workshops and mentoring sessions in Withernsea. The sessions at the Shores Centre on Friday, November 15, have been curated after...

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Town SMART signs up first cohort of volunteers

Town SMART signs up first cohort of volunteers

by Rebecca Hannant The new Town SMART clean-up group is officially under way after signing up its first cohort of volunteers. In July, South East Holderness Reform UK ward councillor Jon Dimberline announced plans for the initiative to bring volunteers together to...

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Signs put up to tackle dog fouling

Signs put up to tackle dog fouling

by Rebecca Hannant New signs have been placed across Withernsea as part of a bid to tackle dog fouling in the town. Following concerns raised by several residents, South East Holderness ward councillors Sean McMaster and Lyn Healing say that irresponsible dog...

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Investigations ‘ongoing’ after village flash floods

Investigations ‘ongoing’ after village flash floods

by Sam Hawcroft Yorkshire Water is investigating after residents in Keyingham were again hit by flooding during last week’s heavy downpours. The company has confirmed it has since carried out a series of visits to the village, including inspections of manholes and...

Bikers to rally for Indi’s seaside ride-in

Bikers to rally for Indi’s seaside ride-in

by Sam Hawcroft A four-year-old girl with terminal brain cancer will be given a “true Withernsea welcome” when she arrives in the town on Sunday as part of a special biker ride-in. Indi Atkinson was given nine to 12 months to live in September last year, and her...

Children’s book clubs start thanks to national grant

Children’s book clubs start thanks to national grant

By John Prince After securing funding to expand children’s reading initiatives, an independent bookshop is aiming to tackle some of the lowest “reading for pleasure” rates in the country. Clutterbooks in Hornsea, opened in February by Georgina Wilson, is using the...

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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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