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Starfish Trail gets go-ahead
by John Prince The organisers of Hornsea’s Starfish Sculpture Trail have been told that planning permission is no longer needed for the installations, clearing the ...
Report delivers stark warning for crumbling coastline
by John Prince A Parliamentary report has delivered a stark warning about the accelerating coastal erosion crisis, laying bare the profound and distressing impact on ...
Children invited to free tech skills workshop
A free virtual reality and digital skills workshop for children will be held in Patrington during the Easter holidays. The session, aimed at youngsters aged ...
Warnings about laptop scam
by John Prince Police are urging the public to be vigilant after a resident in Hornsea reported receiving a laptop through the post they had ...
Mayor in the pink at civic fundraiser
by Sam Hawcroft Withernsea mayor Alex Camplin put her own colourful stamp on a community fundraising evening that mixed pink outfits, party games and a ...
Homes powered by generator after power lines damaged
by Sam Hawcroft More than 100 homes in Withernsea are still being powered by a generator after a series of electricity problems in an area ...
Collector to sell off rare postcards
by Rebecca Hannant St Nicholas Church, Withernsea, is to host an event giving people the rare chance to purchase vintage Holderness postcards dating back to ...
Original Factory Shop branches confirm closure date
Withernsea and Hornsea’s branches of The Original Factory Shop (TOFS) will close down next month, store staff have confirmed. Both stores’ final day of trading ...
‘Help us help our local people’
by Rebecca Hannant Gateway Community Care Hub in Withernsea is calling for more donations to support its work with vulnerable people. Since February 2014, the ...
Men urged to get tested for prostate cancer
by John Prince An event was held in Hornsea last Friday to raise funds for Prostate Cancer UK and encourage open dialogue about men’s health. ...