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‘Town’s most famous cat’ gets his own calendar
By Rebecca Hannant A new calendar has been released containing pictures of Hornsea’s “most famous” cat. Since lockdown, the cat – named Lincoln – has ...
New festival to celebrate grassroots eco-projects
Green groups, artists and community organisations will be showcasing their projects over 21 days across the four local authorities around the Humber region as part ...
Young health champions are catalysts for change
By Tim Nuttall A team of Youth Health Champions are continuing to help promote mental health and physical wellbeing at Withernsea High School. Launched in ...
Gazette on the move!
After being based in Withernsea’s Seaside Road for decades, the Gazette will be moving to a new premises in the town at the end of ...
Clock restoration appeal handed £25,000
By Rebecca Hannant Organisers behind plans to restore St Nicholas Church War Memorial Clock have received a major grant from Withernsea Big Local, but are ...
Veteran receives medal 70 years after service
by Terry Bearpark A Patrington man has had his military service on a remote island in the Pacific Ocean recognised with the award of a ...
Police called to stand-off over broadband poles
by Ray Duffill and Rebecca Hannant Hedon residents opposed to the installation of broadband poles outside their homes have been involved in a stand-off with ...
‘I like to give something back to people who really need it’
By Rebecca Hannant A kind-hearted student has been praised for giving up his spare time to help prepare parcels for a food bank. Alfie Jewitt, ...
Golf pro tees up £5,800 for charity
by Terry Bearpark A golf professional has helped raise £5,800 for charity after completing 10 consecutive rounds at his home club. Paul Mayoh, the PGA ...
Last steaming of loco ‘Ross’ before overhaul
By Simon Bristow Railway enthusiasts are being invited to celebrate a decade of mini-loco Ross next month when she has her final steaming before being ...