News
Student seeks photography subjects for coastal erosion project
A university student is undertaking a photography project to document the changing landscape of the Holderness coastline. Josh Marks, 21, a final-year photography student from ...
Celebrate 10 years with Bark and Sparkle: help support local animals!
ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE It’s a big year for Bark and Sparkle – Kate, the business owner, will be celebrating 10 wonderful years as a professional dog ...
Marathon man Mark completes first ultra run
by John Prince Hornsea’s marathon man Mark Williamson has notched up the first of the six ultra marathons he is taking part in to raise ...
£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 ...
BUDGET 2025: ‘I am asking everyone to make a contribution’
Rachel Reeves has abolished the two-child benefit cap in a Budget she says will deliver “the biggest reduction in child poverty over a parliament since ...
Residents offered chance to send a ‘letter to heaven’
by John Prince A new postbox that can be used by bereaved families and friends to post private messages for their late loved ones is ...
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 ...
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 ...
School reassures parents over ‘physical contact’ rules
Withernsea High School has sought to reassure parents following questions about new expectations regarding unnecessary physical contact between students. Behaviours such as pushing, tripping and ...
Emergency access review promised after horse rider lies injured on trail for nearly three hours
by Sam Hawcroft East Riding Council has promised to review emergency access protocols after a 71-year-old woman lay injured on a bridleway in Burstwick for ...