20 February 2026

Pothole repairs to close seafront road for up to two months

by John Prince Essential resurfacing work costing £250,000 is to start this week in Hornsea, which will close one of the main roads along the ...
Posted in Hornsea, News

Family of Malcolm Curtis ‘finally have closure’

The family of Easington man Malcolm Curtis say they have finally been given the closure they needed after his body was found eight months on ...
Posted in Easington, News

Rovers survive late Broncos comeback to be crowned World Club Challenge winners

Hull KR survived a late Brisbane Broncos comeback to be crowned World Club Challenge winners after a dramatic 30–24 victory at the MKM Stadium. After ...
Posted in Hull KR, News, Sport

Second ‘fracking’ site given the go-ahead

by John Prince Campaigners who have being fighting to stop a company from drilling for oil and gas at a second site in East Yorkshire ...
Posted in News

MND fundraiser takes on toughest challenge yet

An avid fundraiser from Sproatley is set to take on his toughest challenge to date in support of the MND Association. On Friday, February 20, ...
Posted in News, Sproatley

New year, new manager, new Tamarix Lodge

SPONSPORED CONTENT As we step confidently into 2026, Tamarix Lodge in Withernsea is embracing the future with renewed energy, fresh leadership and exciting plans – ...
Posted in News, Withernsea

East Riding Stages Rally roars back to region’s rural roads

by Rebecca Hannant One of the country’s largest closed-road rally events is set to take place across East Yorkshire this weekend, with hundreds of competitors, ...
Posted in News

Body found in search for missing Malcolm, 89, of Easington

A body has been found in a wooded area on the outskirts of Easington, with police believing it to be that of pensioner Malcolm Curtis, ...
Posted in Easington, News

Long-serving staff member recognised for ‘remarkable’ commitment to Roos school

by Tim Nuttall A collective worship and celebration assembly has been held at Roos C of E Primary School to recognise the contribution of one ...
Posted in News, Roos

Service brings curtain down on ‘incredible’ Hornsea vicar’s ministry

by John Prince Scores of worshippers gathered on Sunday to say goodbye to a much-loved vicar as she prepares to begin a new chapter in ...
Posted in Hornsea, News
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