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Search continuing for boy, 13, missing in sea at Hornsea

Search continuing for boy, 13, missing in sea at Hornsea

The search is continuing for a 13-year-old boy reported to have got into difficulty while swimming in the sea at Hornsea yesterday. Emergency services were called to the South Promenade area at about 6pm on Tuesday, August 4, and a major multi-agency search and rescue...

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Major sea search continuing for boy, 13, in Hornsea

Major sea search continuing for boy, 13, in Hornsea

A major search and rescue operation is continuing off Hornsea seafront after a 13-year-old boy was reported to have got into difficulty while swimming in the sea. Emergency services were called to the South Promenade area at about 6pm today, Tuesday, August 4....

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Humberside Police Lifestyle project registration closes soon

Humberside Police Lifestyle project registration closes soon

by Gazette Reporter Young people across the region are being urged to sign up for this year's Humberside Police Lifestyle Project before registration closes this week. The deadline for entries is midnight on Wednesday, August 5, with organisers encouraging anyone...

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Crime-fighting initiative expands across region

Crime-fighting initiative expands across region

by John Prince Moves to introduce a community safety initiative to tackle crime in more towns and villages across Holderness and East Yorkshire are gaining pace. The deputy mayor of Hornsea Cllr Nick Cox officially launched Not In My Town in the town in April. Backed...

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Church closes after a century of worship

Church closes after a century of worship

by John Prince A village church that has welcomed worshippers for more than 100 years is to close. Leven Methodist Church in East Street was opened in 1892, replacing the original 1816 chapel on the same site. At one point, Leven had two different chapels in East...

MP given frontbench role in Tory reshuffle

MP given frontbench role in Tory reshuffle

by Gazette Reporter Charlie Dewhirst MP has been appointed Shadow Minister for the Union as part of a reshuffle of the Conservative frontbench. Mr Dewhirst, who is MP for Bridlington and The Wolds, will serve in the shadow cabinet office and shadow Northern Ireland...

Top news from our towns

QR code launched as part of anti-crime survey 

QR code launched as part of anti-crime survey 

by John Prince An online survey asking residents about any concerns they may have about crime where they live has been launched with an accompanying QR code.   The Not In My Town initiative was started by Hornsea deputy mayor Cllr Nick Cox earlier this year,...

Bus pass holders to get free all-day travel from next year

Bus pass holders to get free all-day travel from next year

by John Prince Older and disabled residents across the East Riding will finally get the same all-day free bus travel as people in Hull starting in April 2027. The Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority approved the change after listening to months of requests from...

Hi-tech support to help with dementia

Hi-tech support to help with dementia

by John Prince September is World Alzheimer’s Month, and care teams have been available in Withernsea to offer advice and support to people living with the condition and those who care for them. Shores Homecare held a dementia awareness day at the Shores Centre ahead...

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