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THE spirit of Paull parishioners in saving their church from closure so impressed the Archbishop of York he has pledged to give a personal donation to the refurbishment of St Andrew’s Church vestry. Last Sunday the Most Reverend and Right HonourableArchbishop Dr John Sentamu was the first Archbishop to visit the church in Paull in 130 years, .............................................[read more]

 
       
     
   

THE Crown Estate has announced the successful bidder for the proposed offshore wind farm at Hornsea. The SMart Wind consortium, led by Mainstream Renewable Power and Siemens Project Ventures (SPV), a division company of Siemens Financial Services, has been awarded the contract to develop The Crown Estate’s Round 3 offshore wind farm ............................................[read more]

 
           
           
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PAULL’S HARRY INMAN dominated the Goole Open in the U38kg section to take the only boys Gold Medal of the day with some excellent Judo techniques and ability. Harry’s victory is proof that all the hard work put in by the boys at the Karen Briggs MBE School Of Judo Club is starting to produce top class Judo boys with the prospect of producing our first male National medallist in 2010...................(read more)

 
       
     
   

HOW DID THE snowmen get to their local Leisure Leagues? On Icicles, so the old joke goes. But no matter what your transport method of choice, there is no better time to dig out your boots and get into gear. Leisure Leagues, Europe’s biggest provider of five-a-side and six-a-side football already has a thriving league in Hornsea ...................................... [read more]

 
       
     
   
HORNSEA ARE BACK in action this week after many weeks away from league competition. They face Burley at home and are looking to avenge the earlier game in the season which saw Hornsea go down 53-7. A large squad has been named to ensure a strong team can be fielded and start 2010 with a win..................................... [read more]
 
           
           
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