The Holderness & Hornsea Gazette | Holderness Gazette Sept 12, 2024
The Holderness Gazette, September 12, 2024.
Leading with biker Josh Richardson's epic 5,000-mile journey to raise awareness of Andy's Man Club and men's mental health.
Also this week:
- The campaign to relocate Hornsea First Aid Centre
- A historian is raising money for a plaque to commemorate the Hull rail disaster of 1927
- Work on the Withernsea War Memorial Clock is finally completed
- Reaction to the Government's plans to cut the Winter Fuel Payment
- A careers fair next month is set to promote exciting opportunities in manufacturing and engineering for women and girls
- Photographer Steve Morantz is preparing to stage a second exhibition at Burton Constable Hall
- A public consultation has begun into the potential fourth phase of the Dogger Bank Wind Farm project
- The Hornsea Inshore Rescue lifeboat is called out in rough seas
- Banners advertising a Hornsea Rotary Club event have all gone missing
- A groundbreaking project to reintroduce native oysters to the Humber estuary
- An auction marks the sad end of a dream to revive Hornsea Pottery
- A tournament at Withernsea Golf Club raises an 'amazing' total for HER Breast Friends
- A look ahead to East Riding Council's Festival of Words
Plus:
Businesses rally round to support our Macmillan feature | Homes and Gardens | Business Focus
And in Sport, reports from Hull KR, Hull FC, Skirlaugh RLFC, Burstwick Golf, Hedon Rangers Grace's Guardians, Easington United, Withernsea AFC, AFC Preston Ladies and Girls, Patrington AFC, Patrington Cricket Club and South Holderness Cricket Club - and Burstwick Martial Arts celebrates its fifth anniversary.
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