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The Holderness & Hornsea Gazette

51 issues per year   |  English
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Honoured to serve the Holderness and Hornsea community with a weekly instalment of current news and developments - The Holderness and Hornsea Gazette has had its finger on the pulse of what's important to the area for over 110 years.


Comprehensively covering the southeastern corner of the East Riding of Yorkshire, this weekly digital newspaper features insights into what matters most to the people of Hornsea, Withernsea, Hedon, and other nearby areas. With insights into the people, the local businesses, and all other aspects of the close-knit communities - a Holderness and Hornsea Gazette digital newspaper subscription is the surefire way to keep up to date with current affairs every time a new issue is downloaded to a device.


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The Holderness & Hornsea Gazette

Hornsea Gazette September 3, 2026 The latest edition is out now! This week we lead with the Tour of Britain, as towns and villages across Holderness prepare to give more than 100 riders a colourful welcome when one of the country’s biggest sporting events races through the region on Friday. Also inside: – Runner takes on 146km RNLI challenge in memory of Withernsea sea tragedy victims – Withernsea firefighters head to the US for 9/11 memorial stair climb – Withernsea High School set to become academy – Hornsea’s Rosie Bullard takes on 30 miles in 30 days – Blue plaque to celebrate remarkable legacy of Withernsea dance teacher Irene Lawson – Hedon florist Katie Acey shortlisted for national Young Farmers award – Water Wardens raise nearly £1,900 for lifesaving throw-line stations – Yorkshire Water responds again as the debate over sewage in Hornsea continues – Young musicians take centre stage at Withernsea’s Summer Sounds festival – The village pub playing host to a cast of quirky robots Plus our review of Waitress at Hull New Theatre, open-air Shakespeare at Burton Constable Hall, opinion, entertainment and sport – including Hull City making it two Premier League wins from two, Hull FC, Hull KR, Easington United and more.


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The latest edition is out now!

This week we lead with the Tour of Britain, as towns and villages across Holderness prepare to give more than 100 riders a colourful welcome when one of the country’s biggest sporting events races through the region on Friday.

Also inside:

– Runner takes on 146km RNLI challenge in memory of Withernsea sea tragedy victims
– Withernsea firefighters head to the US for 9/11 memorial stair climb
– Withernsea High School set to become academy
– Hornsea’s Rosie Bullard takes on 30 miles in 30 days
– Blue plaque to celebrate remarkable legacy of Withernsea dance teacher Irene Lawson
– Hedon florist Katie Acey shortlisted for national Young Farmers award
– Water Wardens raise nearly £1,900 for lifesaving throw-line stations
– Yorkshire Water responds again as the debate over sewage in Hornsea continues
– Young musicians take centre stage at Withernsea’s Summer Sounds festival
– The village pub playing host to a cast of quirky robots

Plus our review of Waitress at Hull New Theatre, open-air Shakespeare at Burton Constable Hall, opinion, entertainment and sport – including Hull City making it two Premier League wins from two, Hull FC, Hull KR, Easington United and more.
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Proud to be a long-serving and independent member of the East Riding of Yorkshire community - The Holderness and Hornsea Gazette has been serving the local population for over a century. Since the first issue arrived on the newsstands in 1910, this weekly newspaper has been keeping residents informed and engaged with relevant content from both the region itself and important information from further afield.


Released every Thursday, this digital newspaper highlights everything happening in the Holderness and Hornsea region and provides insights from neighbouring areas like Withernsea, Hedon, and others nearby. With local sporting coverage, job opportunities, regional topics, and more, The Holderness and Hornsea Gazette offer essential reading to anyone looking for current news relevant to the much-loved area. 


With reader stories, compelling editorials, and a platform for local businesses to be seen and heard, a Holderness and Hornsea Gazette digital newspaper subscription is essential for community members looking to stay informed and engaged. 


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