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Eastenders prepare to scale new heights

Eastenders prepare to scale new heights

by Richard Lusmore A group of Easington United players will undertake a pre-season challenge with a difference in August, when they aim to climb Mount Snowdon to raise funds for the club and its chosen charity. Foxx Blyth, Brad Bowden, Charlie and Rich Clark, Harvey...

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Easington United presentation night an event for heroes

Easington United presentation night an event for heroes

By Richard Lusmore Easington United’s members and friends came together on Saturday, June 11, for the club’s annual presentation evening, held in the Marquis of Granby pub. Despite the lack of on-the-field success in 2021-22, the event proved hugely enjoyable (if not...

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And the curtain finally comes down…

And the curtain finally comes down…

by Richard Lusmore The Eastenders’ 2021-22 season was finally brought to its conclusion on Monday evening, when Northern Wanderers Vets conceded Tuesday’s scheduled trip to Low Farm. The resulting 1-0 win does nothing to enhance the Awd Ezzies’ placing of sixth in...

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A season of setbacks, sadness… and hope for Easington United

A season of setbacks, sadness… and hope for Easington United

by Richard Lusmore Several aspects of Easington United’s appearance in last Friday’s South Holderness Cup Final encapsulated the club’s 2021/22 season in a nutshell – both the good and the bad. For while player withdrawals and some awful defensive slips again...

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The end can’t come soon enough for Easington United…

The end can’t come soon enough for Easington United…

by Richard Lusmore After another weekend of ‘bad news’, there’s a growing feeling among management and players that the end of the 2021/22 football season can’t come soon enough! Not only were both Saturday teams beaten again last weekend, but the firsts also saw...

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13-mile diversion sends traffic through village

13-mile diversion sends traffic through village

by John Prince Residents living in a small village between Hornsea and Withernsea are facing two weeks of traffic disruption, as motorists are being sent through it because of council roadworks. Withernwick, which has a population of just under 500 people, sits about...

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