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Calling all men: find your voice with Humber Harmony!
A male a cappella singing group is holding an open rehearsal in a bid to encourage more men to join them. Humber Harmony, who have ...
New exhibitors attracted to YAMS, the North’s leading one-day machinery show
The Yorkshire Agricultural Machinery Show (YAMS), the leading one-day award-winning show in the North of England, continues to attract new exhibitors at a time of ...
Lord Prescott hailed as ‘man of the people’ at Hull Minster funeral service
by Andrew Spence Lord John Prescott was hailed as “a man of the people” and a “working-class hero” during a funeral service attended by family, ...
Three candidates to contest town council election
by Ray Duffill An election to fill a vacant seat on Hedon Town Council will take place on Thursday, February 20. Three candidates will contest ...
Call for seatbelts after school bus crash
by Rebecca Hannant A parent of a student at Hornsea School and Language College has launched a petition calling for seatbelts to be made mandatory ...
Call for action on irresponsible dog owners
by Rebecca Hannant Residents in Withernsea say they are fed-up with the amount of dog fouling in the area as a result of “lazy owners.” ...
Fundraising event to boost cardiac screening support
by Tim Nuttall The organisers of a forthcoming charity night are aiming to raise vital funds to support the work of a cardiac screening charity ...
Community invited to major Withernsea High School careers night
by Tim Nuttall Residents of South East Holderness are invited to meet representatives from some of the area’s leading employers and education, training, and apprenticeship ...
‘Batman’ comes to lifeboat charity’s rescue
Fundraising stalwart Gary Bennett of Hull, aka “Batman”, has visited Hornsea Inshore Rescue to present the lifeboat charity with money raised during this year’s New ...
High street property owners issued fresh call to clean up their act
by Rebecca Hannant Owners of unused and untidy properties in Withernsea have once again been urged to clean up their act. In last week’s Gazette, ...