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‘Let’s get together and tidy up Withernsea’

‘Let’s get together and tidy up Withernsea’

by Rebecca Hannant Newly elected South East Holderness councillor Jon Dimberline has announced plans for an initiative that could see the community work together to clean up Withernsea. On the back of sprucing up the old Betfred premises in Queen Street, Jon – who...

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Community input sought for celebratory artwork

Community input sought for celebratory artwork

by Tim Nuttall Withernsea residents are being asked to contribute ideas for a new art installation near the town’s seafront, which its originators hope will celebrate “the spirit of the town”. Thanks to funding secured through East Riding Council’s Do it for East...

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Withernsea Pirate Festival makes a comeback

Withernsea Pirate Festival makes a comeback

The Withernsea Pirates are gearing up for the return of their popular festival in the town after an absence of a number of years. The first Withernsea International Pirate Festival took place in 2013 and was so successful that it was made into an annual event that...

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People invited to recreate historic ‘flat cap’ photo

People invited to recreate historic ‘flat cap’ photo

by Rebecca Hannant Two Withernsea residents are attempting to recreate an old photograph depicting a group of men from the town wearing flat caps and trilbies. On Sunday, August 4, Darrin Stevens and Jim Blake are inviting members of the public to join in the...

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Withernsea Carnival prepares to mark centenary

Withernsea Carnival prepares to mark centenary

by Rebecca Hannant The annual Withernsea Carnival will return next month to mark its 100th anniversary. Between Saturday, August 17, and Saturday, August 26, the carnival will once again run a plethora of free events for all the family across various venues and...

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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...

9/11: 25 YEARS ON

9/11: 25 YEARS ON

Sam Hawcroft reflects on her memories of the day that changed the world – and the generation now coming of age who have no memory of it… There are some moments in history when everyone old enough to remember them can tell you exactly where they were. For an earlier...

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