by Richard Lusmore Easington United manager Karl Atkin gets his first proper look at his prospective players this evening when many of them will be involved in a full-scale, in-house practice match at Low Farm. After overseeing his latest training session at...
by Richard Lusmore New Easington United manager Karl Atkin said he was “really encouraged” by the attitude of his players during last week’s first pre-season training session. Some 30 players were present at Thursday’s opener, with even more hopefully set to attend...
by Richard Lusmore Easington United’s first team will again play in the Premiership (HPL Feeder) Division of the Right Car East Riding County League for season 2025-26. At the league’s annual general meeting last week, the provisional allocation of divisions for next...
by Richard Lusmore Ahead of Tuesday night’s final league game of the season at Bridlington Town Reserves, Easington United’s new first team manager was introduced to his players. Karl Atkin is the latest man to be tasked with getting the club’s results on the field to...
by Richard Lusmore Easington United moved out of the bottom two in the Right Car East Riding County League Premiership Division for the first time since November 21, thanks to another gutsy performance last weekend. The Eastenders played out a third draw in as many...
by Gazette Reporter More than 200 students at Hornsea School and Language College learned how to save a life when Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) volunteers visited as part of this year’s Restart a Heart Day. Four YAS volunteers attended the school, teaching CPR...
by Gazette Reporter Households are set to receive a £100 winter energy payment, motorists will benefit from an extended fuel duty freeze and thousands more small businesses will escape business rates under a Budget aimed at easing the cost of living. Chancellor John...
by John Prince A firm warning has been given to motorists driving over a crumbling bridge which has been closed near Skirlaugh, because traffic cones and road signs are being moved so they can get across it. Parts of the walls at Lambwath Bridge on Swine...
by Sam Hawcroft One of the frustrations of putting together a newspaper is knowing how many good photographs never make it on to the page. We travel to events across Holderness and Hornsea, taking far more pictures than we can publish. Print deadlines, advertising and...
by Tim Nuttall and John Prince A new coastal safety campaign inspired by the tragedy that claimed three lives on Withernsea’s central promenade in January has begun with a series of practical workshops for local schoolchildren. Withernsea High School became the first...
by John Prince There were tears, memories and hopes for the future as Skirlington Market near Skipsea held its final day of trading at the weekend, ending 40 years at its familiar home. Generations have spent their weekends browsing the stalls, hunting for...
