Skipsea
£3 million housing project for residents affected by coastal erosion
Residents who have lost, or risk losing, their homes to the sea on the East Yorkshire coastline are to be given priority on a new ...
Market to close after 40 years
by John Prince and Sam Hawcroft East Riding Council has given permission for a major multi-million pound redevelopment of a holiday park to go ahead, ...
Tour of Britain comes to the region
by John Prince Cycling fans are in for treat in September when the 2026 Lloyds Tour of Britain men’s cycle race comes to Holderness. Details ...
Holiday park wins top online travel award
by John Prince Skirlington Coast has been rated one of the best family holiday destinations in the country by a travel website. The family-run holiday ...
Student entrepreneur launches Skirlington car show
by John Prince Car enthusiasts are being invited to show off their motoring marvels at a new car show at Skirlington market this spring. Owners ...
Under-threat Skirlington Market ‘won’t relocate to shopping village’
by John Prince Proposals by a holiday park company to close Skirlington Market and move it to Hornsea Village have been turned down by the ...
Councillor defects to Reform UK
by Rebecca Hannant An East Riding councillor has defected from the Conservative Party to join Reform UK. Councillor Denise Howard, who represents the East Wolds ...
Festival of words to feature author’s ‘adventure’
Well-known local author Val Wood will be taking to the road for an “adventure” next month – and she is inviting book lovers to join ...
Wind farm excavations reveal glimpse into Anglo-Saxon life
by Angus Young A detailed picture of life in Anglo-Saxon Holderness is being revealed for the first time by archaeologists after a series of excavations ...
Tony in three-marathon challenge for MND
A Skipsea man is embarking on a challenge to row, cycle and walk three marathons in three days in memory of his mother-in-law and to ...