Preston
Food bank ‘grateful’ for pupils’ donations
By Rebecca Hannant Year nine students at Holderness Academy have donated a collection of items to Hedon Food Bank. On Monday, March 1, the pupils ...
Girls honoured for community contribution
by Rebecca Hannant A group of Lifestylers from Holderness Academy were recognised in last year’s Humberside Police Lifestyle Awards. The Forever Fashionable Friends comprised Thorngumbald ...
School’s attendance initiative boosts mental health charity
Three pupils from Holderness Academy have donated their award winnings for good attendance to the mental health charity Mind. This term, staff at the school ...
The dynamic canine duo supporting vulnerable children
by Rebecca Hannant Learners across the Consortium Academy Trust’s primary and secondary schools are in the lucky position of being supported with their mental health ...
Santa to stop off in villages
Santa and his sleigh will be visiting Preston on Friday, December 15. The visit, arranged by the Holderness Lions, will start at Rectory Lane at ...
Crematorium to stage winter memorial service
People are being invited to a winter memorial service at Lelley Fields Crematorium. The event on Thursday, December 14, at the crematorium off Sproatley Road, ...
Look out for Santa’s sleigh
by Ray Duffill The Holderness Lions have announced their Christmas schedule which includes their Santa Sleigh events. It will kick off on Sunday, November 19, ...
MS3 gets green light to resume pole work
MS3 Networks has been given the go-ahead to resume broadband pole installation in Hedon. East Riding Council has given the firm the green light to ...
Entrepreneurs deliver business masterclass
by Rebecca Hannant Year nine students at Holderness Academy have been given a business masterclass from entrepreneurial organisation For Entrepreneurs Only. The visit on Thursday, ...
Residents’ bid to block poles continues
Residents across Hedon and Preston have pledged to continue their fight against MS3 Networks as the broadband firm attempts to put up hundreds of poles ...