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Emergency access review promised after horse rider lies injured on trail for nearly three hours
by Sam Hawcroft East Riding Council has promised to review emergency access protocols after a 71-year-old woman lay injured on a bridleway in Burstwick for ...
Work starts on new flats
by John Prince The redevelopment of the former library in Hornsea has got under way. The 1970s building on the corner of Newbegin and Cinema ...
Christmas tree festival returns
by Rebecca Hannant The annual St Nicholas Church Christmas Tree Festival will return to Withernsea next month. From Thursday, December 4, community groups and organisations ...
Government to abolish Police and Crime Commissioners
The Government has confirmed that the role of Police and Crime Commissioners will be abolished from 2028 in a major shake-up of policing governance. The ...
Firemen in second Movember challenge
by Rebecca Hannant Firefighters at Withernsea Fire Station have been growing out their moustaches this month in aid of the Fire Fighters Charity. For the ...
‘There’s a need for a Men in Sheds group here’
by Rebecca Hannant A group of men from South West Holderness are looking to create a new Men in Sheds group. Following the success of ...
Volunteer minibus drivers invited to recruitment event
Holderness Area Rural Transport (HART) is to hold a recruitment event in a bid to find more volunteer minibus drivers. The session takes place in ...
Man jailed after sex assault on teenage girl in Hornsea park
A Hornsea man has been jailed for one year and eight months after sexually assaulting a teenage girl in a park in the town. Matthew ...
Hornsea Inshore Rescue to benefit from new children’s book
by Rebecca Hannant An author has launched a new children’s book with half of profits going to Hornsea Inshore Rescue. Last month, writer and radio ...
Hull City author stages launch event for second book
Richard Lusmore, the Gazette’s Easington correspondent and author of the acclaimed Hull City book Not All Ticket, is to hold a launch event for his ...