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‘We have to keep up the fight for banking services’
About 50 people gathered in Hedon’s Market Place on Saturday morning to rally against the loss of banking services in the town. Led by Beverley ...
Residents urged to attend rally against Hedon bank closure
by Rebecca Hannant Elected representatives for South West Holderness are set to host a rally calling for the protection of banking services in Hedon. On ...
Man jailed for assault and blackmail
A Hornsea man who assaulted and blackmailed another man while making threats to his family has been jailed for four years and 10 months. Bradley ...
Photos wanted for book on town’s famous feline
by Rebecca Hannant Photographs are being sought to help illustrate a new children’s book about Hornsea’s most famous feline, Lincoln the Tesco cat. Since 2021, ...
Legacy Funerals case: man to stand trial next year
A former East Yorkshire funeral director has appeared at Hull Crown Court to enter pleas to a series of charges linked to the ongoing Legacy ...
Man fined over £1,000 for abandoning car
A man from Withernsea has been prosecuted in court for abandoning a car in the town. David Kelly, of North Promenade, left a blue Saab ...
Vandals wreck bowling club lawn
by John Prince A police investigation has been launched after a group of youths on bikes churned up the lawn in front of a sports ...
Roll up, roll up… fair returns for eight days of family fun
by Sam Hawcroft Hull Fair returns this Friday – bringing its trademark mix of lights, laughter and thrills to Walton Street for eight days of ...
Hornsea Mere gets cut of £10m sewage fines
by John Prince A share of millions of pounds of government money raised through fines levied against water companies for sewage leaks is being given ...
Under-threat Skirlington Market ‘won’t relocate to shopping village’
by John Prince Proposals by a holiday park company to close Skirlington Market and move it to Hornsea Village have been turned down by the ...