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Skirlington Market directors ‘delighted’ to find new home

Skirlington Market directors ‘delighted’ to find new home

by John Prince The directors of a much-loved market which is closing later this year after 40 years on the same site have revealed that they have found a new home – just a few hundred yards up the road. Skirlington Market, between Hornsea and Skipsea, is to shut at...

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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...

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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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Hydrogen cluster ‘could be game-changer for region’

Hydrogen cluster ‘could be game-changer for region’

by Angus Young Supporters of plans for the UK’s first hydrogen cluster around the Humber say it could be an economic gamechanger for the region. The proposed Humber Hydrogen network initially connecting five sites on either side of the estuary is being backed by four...

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Heritage weekend finds new home

Heritage weekend finds new home

by Sam Hawcroft A popular heritage event once held at Welwick is being revived next month – with steam engines, vintage vehicles, tractors, stalls and family entertainment promised across a packed weekend. Winestead Heritage Weekend will take place on Saturday and...

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“Older people’s voices must be heard”

“Older people’s voices must be heard”

by John Prince Older people in Hornsea have been sharing their experiences and giving feedback about what they value about where they live and what could be better, to enable them to live well, stay connected and remain part of community life. An event was held at St...

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