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Charities boosted by Lincoln the Tesco cat
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by Rebecca Hannant Hornsea’s most famous cat has helped raise more than £1,500 for two East Yorkshire charities. Since 2020, Lincoln has found worldwide fame ...
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Residents mop up after storm damage
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by Michelle Horst Storm Henk brought yet further upset and disruption to homes across the region after homes in Withernwick spent hours over the New ...
Posted in Brandesburton, Hornsea, Leven, News
Village primary school recognised for commitment to financial education
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by Tim Nuttall Roos C of E Primary School has been recognised for its commitment to financial education by one of the world’s largest banking ...
‘Positive’ response to crematorium memorial service
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Lelley Fields crematorium in Preston held its winter memorial service just before Christmas, and the response was very positive, its operator East Riding Council has ...
Body found after car fire in Keyingham
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A person has been found dead after a car fire in Keyingham, police have said. At about 9.15am on Thursday January 4, emergency services were ...
New year swim ‘one of our best yet’
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Another record-breaking number of swimmers took part in Hornsea Inshore Rescue’s New Year’s Day fun swim. More than 360 entered a calm but cold North ...
Ideal conditions for Boxing Day Dip
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by Terry Bearpark Conditions were ideal in Withernsea for the annual Boxing Day Dip, organised by the Withernsea and District Lions Club. It was a ...
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How to have your say in devolution consultation
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People across Hull and East Yorkshire can now have their say on devolution proposals for the region. East Riding Council and Hull City Council have ...
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School bids to drive up energy efficiency
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Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart has said he is working with government ministers to support Bilton Primary School with upgrading its ageing fluorescent light ...
Funding shortfall threat to Biker Event
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By Michelle Horst Attracting an estimated 10,000 people, Hornsea’s Biker Event has developed into a major part of the town’s summer calendar – but organisers ...


