The Holderness & Hornsea Gazette | Holderness Gazette March 27, 2025
The latest Holderness Gazette is out now, packed with local news, community updates and events!
This week’s lead story focuses on a review of parking charges in Hedon and beyond – with concerns that introducing fees could hit local businesses, but the councillor behind it insists the changes aim to protect communities
Also in this week’s edition:
- Hornsea residents urged to have their say on a proposed 101-home development
- Hornsea Music Society marks 80 years with a spring concert
- Consultation on plans for a 42MW solar farm near Hedon
- The gnome village taking shape in Withernsea
- Sculptures of JRR Tolkien and his wife Edith to be unveiled in Roos
- Dean Wilson's new book takes inspiration from epic poets
- Work on Withernsea’s digital postcard history trail gathers pace
- Holderness Academy supports Down Syndrome charity
- 'Digger girl' Annie Gawthorpe raises raffle funds ahead of teen pageant finals
- Students take part in a hands-on NHS careers event at Hull Royal Infirmary
- A maritime concert is set to celebrate one of Hull's most notorious pubs while raising money for the Sailors' Children's Society
- New era for popular Easington pub
- SPECIAL FEATURE by Brian W Lavery: remembering the ports blockade that stunned Britain, 50 years ago this week
Plus: Local events, opinion, homes & gardens and entertainment featuring Easter events at Hull Truck – and 10 pages of grassroots sport including rugby league, football and more
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in The Holderness & Hornsea Gazette Holderness Gazette March 27, 2025.