Thorngumbald
Make lifelong friendships with the Young Farmers
by Rebecca Hannant The Young Farmers Association, which has branches across Holderness, is seeking new members. Since the 1920s young farmers clubs have swept across ...
Yorkshire Energy Park awards £20,000 in grants to the community
Yorkshire Energy Park (YEP) has awarded £20,000 of grants in the first round of its Community Fund to support local community groups and charity operations ...
Young cricketers gear up for ‘momentous’ finals
Pupils at Thorngumbald Primary School are celebrating twice over after excelling both in the classroom and on the sports field. The school has recently been ...
Yorkshire Energy Park launches community fund
Yorkshire Energy Park is to launch a new annual £20,000 Community Fund aimed at supporting local groups and charities in South West Holderness. Administered by ...
Historic village chapel goes on the market
by Ray Duffill A former Methodist chapel in Thorngumbald is being offered for sale following falling congregation numbers. The declining number of worshippers had been ...
Much-loved family GP marks centenary
Renowned Withernsea doctor Tony Fouracre was the guest of honour at the Albemarle Probus Club after celebrating his 100th birthday. Dr Fouracre, whose family have ...
Lions to help Santa on his way
By Ray Duffill Holderness Lions are once again taking Santa and his sleigh across South Holderness. This annual tradition organised by the charitable Lions will ...
Make new friends and share interests at the Probus Club
Following three years of disruption caused by the Covid pandemic, the Albemarle Probus Club is looking to recruit new male members once again. The club ...
Lifestylers celebrate their achievements
By Terry Bearpark Humberside Police hosted the 2022 Lifestyle Awards last Wednesday for the first time in two years to celebrate the hard work and ...
Weekend of reflection for pilgrims
By Ray Duffill A modern-day pilgrimage began at St Augustine’s Church in Hedon on Saturday as 15 hardy walkers made their way along the Humber ...