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Celebrations for golden couple

Celebrations for golden couple

by Terry Bearpark A popular couple who met as 18-year-olds celebrated 50 years of marriage last Saturday. John and Sue Chadwick were married on August 3, 1974, at the Hull Road Methodist Church in Withernsea, followed by a reception at the Queen’s Hotel. They met at a...

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Families encouraged to have a field day this summer

Families encouraged to have a field day this summer

by Tim Nuttall An action-packed day of activities, including a bungee run and volleyball taster sessions, is set to take place in Withernsea’s Memorial Gardens on Thursday, August 15. Organised and led by East Riding Council’s Active Coast team, the Have a Field Day...

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Evening of folk music in support of Fishermen’s Mission

Evening of folk music in support of Fishermen’s Mission

by Tim Nuttall Following the success of last weekend’s Time and Tide performance by the May Geslins and Hull Community Theatre, Withernsea Methodist Church is set to host a second maritime-themed event this weekend. Featuring performances from Holderness-based singers...

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Never mind the blue lights… here’s Para Dave!

Never mind the blue lights… here’s Para Dave!

by Sam Hawcroft The surprise package of last year’s Blue Light Bands gig is preparing for considerably more time in the spotlight as the frontman of a new band set to make their debut this month. Sgt Dave Walker, aka Para Dave, is a serving member of the Parachute...

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Couple to open garden in aid of church

Couple to open garden in aid of church

by Terry Bearpark A Withernsea couple will be throwing open their garden this Sunday, August 4, in aid of their local church. Maurice and Linda Beever are inviting visitors to their garden at 35 Hollym Road from 1pmto 5pm, with all proceeds being donated to Withernsea...

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Work starts on old Hornsea council offices

Work starts on old Hornsea council offices

by John Prince Building work has started on a defunct East Riding Council customer service centre which has stood empty for a number of years. An application to convert the building in Newbegin, Hornsea, into a restaurant was approved by the council in March....

Pothole-hit residents urged to name worst roads

Pothole-hit residents urged to name worst roads

Residents are being urged to name the worst pothole-hit roads across Beverley and Holderness as part of a campaign for better repairs, faster action and more resurfacing where repeated patching has failed. Early responses to a potholes survey launched by Beverley and...

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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...

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