The Holderness & Hornsea Gazette | Holderness Gazette May 30, 2024
The Holderness Gazette, May 30, 2024.
Leading with the reaction to last week's General Election announcement: Angus Young looks at the runners and riders in the East Riding, and says that the political landscape has changed significantly since the last time the three main Beverley and Holderness candidates stood against each other...
Plus:
- The opening of Withernsea's skatepark kicks off a half-term packed with activities in the town
- 'Mr Music' is named this year's Withernsea Town Award winner
- Tributes to the pilot tragically killed in a Spitfire crash
- The Hornsea Carnival team announces a major Battle of the Bands concert that will raise funds for 2025 - and offer a "truly life-changing prize" for the winner
- Have you seen more bobbies on the beat lately? It's the impact of Humberside Police's Operation Coastline
- St Matthew's Church in Withernsea holds a thanksgiving service for its new bell - two-and-a-half years after the old one was stolen
- Hornsea Lions present a series of awards at their annual dinner, and enjoy a mystery trip
- A Sea Cadet from Burton Pidsea is celebrating after helping her detachment achieve first place in a national competition
- A Roman oyster processing site has been discovered during excavations on a major coastal realignment scheme in the Humber estuary
- Hedon's new mayor takes part in his first official event
- The highlights of Humber Biz Week
In Sport, Hull KR notch up the Super League's highest score so far this season against London Broncos, plus reports from AFC Preston Ladies and Girls, Holderness Academy, Burstwick Golf, South Holderness Cricket Club and Patrington Cricket Club - and Mark from the Hornsea Harriers goes the distance in an amazing 200-mile Hardmoors challenge that few can claim to have finished...
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