by Mark Williamson The start of 2026 saw me attempt my second ultra in my six-race charity challenge in aid of the Dogs Trust and Oakwood Dog Rescue. The Hardmoors 30, the shortest of the ultras at 30 miles, starts at Robin Hood’s Bay. With weather warnings of severe...
On Sunday, April 6, Roanna and I ran the iconic London Landmarks Half Marathon – a truly fabulous race and an amazing way to see and soak up our capital city! We arrived in our wave at around 9.40am, ready to set off on what turned out to be a glorious, warm and sunny...
by Louise Harris, Hornsea Harriers What is your idea of a perfect Sunday? A lie-in followed by a nice walk and a Sunday lunch next to an open fire? It’s probably not running a very hilly 10 off-road miles around the Temple Newsam estate in Leeds! The race motto is...
Mark Williamson has received the Hornsea Harriers shield, voted for by the Harriers for all his achievements, especially the 200 miles he completed for charity earlier this year and for surpassing more than 100 marathons. He is always there supporting others during...
John “Bosco” Ridge turned 60 this year, and what better way to celebrate than doing his first ultra trail marathon! I’m still not sure how he managed to talk me into it; both my calves went at 28 miles when I attempted this in 2022. On Saturday, September 21, John,...
by John Prince The fight to eradicate polio once-and-for-all around the world was brought into focus as Rotarians held a coffee afternoon in Hornsea to raise awareness of a disease that once devastated families across the UK. Members of the Rotary Club of Hornsea and...
by John Prince The value of protecting coastal communities from the advancing sea – and what could be lost if that protection disappears – is being examined as part of a £15 million project along the Holderness coast. Residents have been taking part in workshops...
by John Prince Parking restrictions could be introduced near a village primary school following complaints from residents about unsafe and inconsiderate parking during the school run – with some even claiming they're being harassed by parents. East Riding Council is...
by John Prince The fight to eradicate polio once-and-for-all around the world was brought into focus as Rotarians held a coffee afternoon in Hornsea to raise awareness of a disease that once devastated families across the UK. Members of the Rotary Club of Hornsea and...
by John Prince The fight to eradicate polio once-and-for-all around the world was brought into focus as Rotarians held a coffee afternoon in Hornsea to raise awareness of a disease that once devastated families across the UK. Members of the Rotary Club of Hornsea and...
by John Prince Parking restrictions could be introduced near a village primary school following complaints from residents about unsafe and inconsiderate parking during the school run – with some even claiming they're being harassed by parents. East Riding Council is...
