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‘Help us get clock chiming again this year’

‘Help us get clock chiming again this year’

by Rebecca Hannant Organisers of the bid to restore Withernsea’s war memorial clock have said they are close to achieving their fundraising goal – but they still need more donations to ensure the clock can start chiming once more. The group hopes to restore the clock...

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12 new cycling routes ‘show what east coast has to offer’

12 new cycling routes ‘show what east coast has to offer’

A network of 12 new cycling routes and a promotional film have been launched on the Yorkshire coast to help visitors create their own adventure this year. Route YC has teamed up with the UK’s leading adventure cyclists to create the series of routes and a film to...

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Withernsea kiosks on track for summer despite delay

Withernsea kiosks on track for summer despite delay

by Sam Hawcroft Withernsea's long-awaited microbusiness kiosks project is moving forward in time for summer despite being hit by delays, town councillors have been told. An update was given at the latest meeting of Withernsea Town Council after questions were raised...

Hornsea’s first Water Safety Weekend takes off

Hornsea’s first Water Safety Weekend takes off

by John Prince THE first-ever Water Safety Weekend in Hornsea has made its striking debut, showcasing the vital work of the region’s emergency and coastal protection teams, while driving home the messages that keep people safe on the coast. Organised by the National...

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Dumped car finally removed after being burned out

Dumped car finally removed after being burned out

by John Prince A Land Rover that had been dumped on a landowner’s field for almost three months has finally been taken away. The car was first reported to police in June, and the Gazette has been following its progress since the beginning of July. Landowner Liz...

Coastal signs urge people to ‘stop, think and act’

Coastal signs urge people to ‘stop, think and act’

by Sam Hawcroft New coastal safety signs at Withernsea’s Pier Towers are encouraging people to “Stop, think and act”, with those behind the project inviting feedback as they plan further work. The two designs by Darrin Stevens highlight the unpredictability of the sea...

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