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Tigers coming to town

Tigers coming to town

People in Withernsea will have the chance to meet some of Hull City’s first-team stars at a free event at the end of this month. The Hull City Official Supporters Club is inviting Tigers fans of all ages to meet two first-team players at Withernsea Golf Club, in...

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All aboard for new mini-railway attraction

All aboard for new mini-railway attraction

by Rebecca Hannant A mini-railway will depart from Holmpton at an open day in June. Nicknamed the Great Withernsea Railway (GWR), it is the work of railway enthusiast James Ardin who is employed as a train driver, tamper operator and asset supervisor for VolkerRail....

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The sound of swing comes to town

The sound of swing comes to town

by Tim Nuttall The sound of 1940s swing is set to be heard at Withernsea Methodist Church next month when the Hull Road venue hosts an evening of entertainment from the Polka Dots. The trio of singers promise a performance that will deliver a modern twist on the...

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Pebble Poet Dean Wilson stars in new poster print

Pebble Poet Dean Wilson stars in new poster print

By Sam Hawcroft Poster prints featuring Withernsea’s Pebble Poet Dean Wilson and sponsored by the Gazette are now available to buy. Inspired by the famous Skegness Jolly Fisherman poster, which was created by John Hassall in 1908 and featured the tagline, “Skegness is...

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From the stage to lifeboat hero

From the stage to lifeboat hero

by John Prince Professional singer and performer Natalie Clydesdale might be better known for her powerhouse performances and show-stealing vocals with Hornsea Amateur Theatre Society (HATS) – but she’s also a member of the lifeboat crew that has been involved in some...

Church closes after a century of worship

Church closes after a century of worship

by John Prince A village church that has welcomed worshippers for more than 100 years is to close. Leven Methodist Church in East Street was opened in 1892, replacing the original 1816 chapel on the same site. At one point, Leven had two different chapels in East...

Coastguard seeks new rescue volunteers

Coastguard seeks new rescue volunteers

by John Prince Hornsea Coastguard rescue team is appealing for new volunteers to step forward and join the emergency service – with no previous rescue experience required. The team, based in Burton Lane, is looking for volunteer coastguard rescue officers from...

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