It was perfect conditions for rugby for the second leg of the seaside derby between the Holliswomen and the Valkyries at Scarborough. The Hornsea ladies have one of the strongest forward sets within the league and took this to the match from the whistle. The game was...
Hornsea produced their most hard-working performance of the season against a useful York side to claim a superb victory and end the month of January unbeaten. Hornsea were hampered somewhat before kick-off with illness, seeing the withdrawal of prop forward Andrew...
Hornsea RUFC 22Hessle RUFC The New Year started with a derby fixture for the Hollismen as they hosted their oldest rivals Hessle in a much-anticipated fixture. Hornsea had won earlier in the season in the corresponding fixture at Livingstone Road in a tight affair, so...
By Steve Crook, Hornsea RUFC president An eventful week ended with a great day, on a warm sun kissed afternoon at HQ, which looked simply stunning. There was a really good turnout, which always helps make the day a good one, so a big thank you to each and every one...
Whiteheads Fish and Chips of Hornsea has reached the top 20 Takeaway of the Year finalists in this year’s National Fish and Chip Awards. Hundreds of applications were received from fish and chip shops from across the UK and Northern Ireland after progressing from the...
by Sam Hawcroft From the towering figures beside the road to the sign above its village pub, Welwick keeps its connection to the Gunpowder Plot in plain sight. This November 5 marks 421 years since the failed attempt to blow up King James I and Parliament – a...
by John Prince It is not often you hear it called by its full title, but Halloween takes its name from the eve of All Saints’ Day in western Christianity, and the will-o’-the-wisp could hardly have asked for better conditions on Saturday as thick, ghostly fog...
Fireworks will light up Withernsea seafront on Friday night as the finale to a major community event centred on coastal safety. The display, at 6.45pm, will bring Cllr Kristina Richardson’s Coastal Community Safety event to a close following an afternoon of...
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...
The Bank of England has raised its base rate from 3.75 per cent to 4 per cent, the first increase in more than three years, as the conflict in the Middle East pushes up energy prices. Eight members of the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee backed the widely expected...
