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Charity challenge to mark 20 years of Shores

Charity challenge to mark 20 years of Shores

by Rebecca Hannant The CEO of the Southern Holderness Resource Centre – better known as Shores – is to celebrate its 20th anniversary with a “20 for 20” charity challenge. Since 2005, Shores, a purpose-built community centre, has offered its services to the people of...

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Wait times cut as hospital expands dental services

Wait times cut as hospital expands dental services

by Rebecca Hannant Health providers in the region have said they are gearing up to ensure that no child will go without dental treatment, as extra provisions have brought down the NHS patient waiting list for adults in Withernsea. In recent years, people have raised...

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Calendar to raise funds for Blue Light Weekend 2025

Calendar to raise funds for Blue Light Weekend 2025

A calendar raising funds for next year’s Blue Light Weekend has gone on sale. It features some of the best images from the 2023 and 2024 events on Withernsea’s prom, including the Colour Run, the Lancaster Bomber, mascots, RNLI lifeboats, and more. Photographers Terry...

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Google brings digital experts to town

Google brings digital experts to town

Residents and business owners based in Beverley and Holderness are invited to join Google and local MP Graham Stuart for a day of free workshops and mentoring sessions in Withernsea. The sessions at the Shores Centre on Friday, November 15, have been curated after...

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Housing plans refused by council again

Housing plans refused by council again

by John Prince Plans to build more than 100 new houses across the road from an existing housing development in Hornsea have been pushed back for a second time. The development by Foxglove Homes on Rolston Road was brought up at a meeting of Hornsea Town Council. It's...

Camera planned for sea tragedy site

Camera planned for sea tragedy site

by John Prince A new surveillance camera potentially capable of preventing future tragedies at sea is set to be installed at the Pier Towers on Withernsea seafront. The National Coastwatch Institution (NCI) based in Hornsea has received the necessary legal permissions...

Council criticised for not saying Lord’s Prayer

Council criticised for not saying Lord’s Prayer

by John Prince East Riding Council has come under fire for leaving out the Lord’s Prayer at a full council meeting. It happened earlier this month at the meeting, when the traditional Christian prayer is usually led by the chaplain before the order of business. In the...

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Artist opens new gallery in town

Artist opens new gallery in town

by Terry Bearpark An international artist who has chosen a Yorkshire seaside town as his base has now opened a new gallery in the resort. Three years ago, Mark Fox, who is self-taught, moved from Derbyshire to Withernsea and has held two exhibitions at the lighthouse...

Hi-tech support to help with dementia

Hi-tech support to help with dementia

by John Prince September is World Alzheimer’s Month, and care teams have been available in Withernsea to offer advice and support to people living with the condition and those who care for them. Shores Homecare held a dementia awareness day at the Shores Centre ahead...

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