The Holderness & Hornsea Gazette | Holderness Gazette April 17, 2025
The latest Holderness Gazette is out now, packed with local stories, voices and community features!
Our lead story focuses on a new public vote in Withernsea – residents are being asked to choose 10 photos from a curated shortlist to replace the weather-worn image boards at the Italian Gardens. The new display, part of Darrin Stevens' Withernsea Riff-Raff project, will reflect the town’s unique heritage and memories.
Also in this week’s edition:
- Hedon fundraiser Mike Humphreys completes the Paris Marathon in ski boots to raise money for MND
- Ruben’s Voice firewalk and Lego walk attracts hundreds
- A new sculpture in Withernsea Memorial Gardens pays tribute to animals lost in conflict
- Withernsea Carnival crowns its new Royal Family during a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party at St Nicholas Church
- Withernsea's Banking Hub gets set to open in May
- Hornsea Inshore Rescue founder Sue Hickson-Marsay MBE nominated for an East Riding Chairman's Award
- Danny Uscroft-Mould completes second of three marathons for Cardiac Risk in the Young
- A Patrington schoolboy donates his long locks to the Little Princess Trust
- Rev Ian Greenfield to continue his coast-to-coast tale at Food, Friendship and Fun
- Blue Light Weekend receives £875 donation from Withernsea Boatyard Fishing Club
- This month's history column by Lucy of Hedon History Walks looks back at May Day traditions in Holderness
Plus – Reader Competition! WIN £25 to spend at one of our participating businesses
Sport features news and reports from Hull KR and Hull FC, Easington United, Withernsea AFC, AFC Skirlaugh, Hornsea Harriers, Burstwick Golf, Hull City with the To Hull and Back podcast, South Holderness Cricket Club and Patrington Cricket Club.
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