YOUR BUSINESS HERE?

Reach thousands of readers across Holderness, Hornsea and beyond

Withernsea

MP to meet bus chief amid depot closure fears

MP to meet bus chief amid depot closure fears

by Sam Hawcroft Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart has requested a meeting with the managing director of East Yorkshire Buses amid fears the Withernsea depot is to close. A couple of weeks ago the company said it was still assessing the “appropriate next steps”...

read more
Crafters get busy ahead of King’s Coronation

Crafters get busy ahead of King’s Coronation

By Rebecca Hannant Bus stops, street signs and postboxes across our region have been decked out with bunting and innovative crochet creations to mark the King’s Coronation this Saturday. In Withernsea, resident and keen crocheter Jean Carter has created six postbox...

read more
‘What a great day – my dad would have loved it’

‘What a great day – my dad would have loved it’

by Terry Bearpark A South Holderness family is hoping to double the proceeds of a charity tractor run held last Sunday. It was the third run organised by Kathryn Townsley, her sister Helen Smith, brother-in-law Glen Smith, cousins Angela and Graham Conner and Graham’s...

read more
‘Help us ensure Withernsea Carnival can continue’

‘Help us ensure Withernsea Carnival can continue’

By Rebecca Hannant The Withernsea Carnival Committee is calling for donations and sponsorships ahead of this year’s event. The volunteer-led community group aims to provide free activities to the children, residents and visitors of the resort during the school...

read more
Family in plea over plan to rename playing fields

Family in plea over plan to rename playing fields

By Rebecca Hannant The family of a “well-respected” grassroots football coach have launched an appeal over plans to rename the Hull Road playing fields after the King ahead of the Coronation. Withernsea Town Council has unveiled plans to celebrate the crowning of the...

read more

This week’s editions

More latest news

Burns Night ceilidh profits donated to lifeboat

Burns Night ceilidh profits donated to lifeboat

by John Prince A lively array of tartan, kilts and tam o’ shanters were on show for a night of dancing in celebration of the Scottish poet Robert Burns. The Burns Night ceilidh held at Hornsea Methodist Church on Monday night attracted keen participants of all ages,...

Top news from our towns

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...

The Holderness and Hornsea Gazette
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.