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New club aims to combat social isolation

New club aims to combat social isolation

by Rebecca Hannant A new club to combat social stimulation and boost mental health has been launched in Withernsea. On Thursday, August 31, the Shores Centre held the launch of the 1pm Club, an initiative that aims to combat social isolation and help people gain new...

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Masonic Hall welcomes visitors for heritage day

Masonic Hall welcomes visitors for heritage day

The Masonic Hall in Beverley Road, Hull – whose origins lie in Withernsea – will be open to the public on Saturday, September 9, as part of the Heritage Open Days scheme. Holderness lodge was formed in 1911 in the Queens Hotel in Queen Street, Withernsea, and was...

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‘Proud moment’ as lifeboat called out twice in three days

‘Proud moment’ as lifeboat called out twice in three days

The lifeboat at RNLI Withernsea was called out to incidents off the town’s coast twice over the past weekend – and one proved to be a “day of firsts” for two crew members. On Friday night, the crew was paged to launch after multiple 999 calls to the Coastguard about...

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Popular compost giveaway events set to return

Popular compost giveaway events set to return

East Riding Council’s compost giveaways are back this September and more bags will be handed out than ever before. About 6,500 bags of compost – 75 tonnes – will be handed out free to residents over nine events held across the East Riding between September 5 and 20....

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Councillor defects to Reform UK

Councillor defects to Reform UK

Mid-Holderness councillor Samantha Christon-Whyte has defected from the Conservative Party to Reform UK. On Wednesday, February 26, Mid-Holderness councillor Samantha Christon-Whyte, who was first elected in 2023, officially announced her defection from the...

Tunstall Cold War relic ‘to be left on the beach’

Tunstall Cold War relic ‘to be left on the beach’

by John Prince After weeks of speculation over the future of the old nuclear monitoring post that dropped down the cliff at Tunstall, it has been confirmed that it will now be left where it is. The Crown Estate, which has responsibility for the beach below, had...

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Housebuilder pledges to tackle dust issues

Housebuilder pledges to tackle dust issues

by Sam Hawcroft Extra measures to tackle dust are to be introduced at a major housing development in Withernsea following complaints from neighbouring residents. East Riding Council planning enforcement officers have visited the Vistry Homes site in Hull Road after...

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