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BOTH HORNSEA AND WITHERNSEA were this week given new hope that the Tourist Information Centres (TICs) will be re-opened for this year’s tourist season. The surprising but welcome news stems from the fact that the East Riding of Yorkshire Council is advertising for TIC assistant posts in both towns..............................................[read more]

 
       
     
   

CAMPAIGNERS against wind farms in Holderness this week felt as if their worst nightmares were coming true after the controversial three-turbine cluster at Tedder Hill, Roos, was given the go-ahead by a Government planning inspector. And they questioned the value of local democracy when yet another scheme rejected by the East Riding of Yorkshire Council .............................................[read more]

 
           
           
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THE EASTENDERS’ request for a switch of fixture away from an unfit Low Farm paid off as they recorded a hard-earned victory at one of their nearest rivals. Two stylish finishes, from Chris Frost and Gavin Thurkettle, enabled Easington to come from a goal down to win 2-1 at sixth placed FC Brimington; a result which moved the visitors to within a point ....................(read more)

 
       
     
   

RETURNING TO league action after a six-week break, you would expect a full squad to be available. So when the twelve available players had to be assisted by three welcome debutants, the supporters feared the worst. But they need not have worried because they all gave a wholehearted display for the 80 minutes. ...................................... [read more]

 
       
     
   
LUKE SINGLETON certainly didn’t win it on his own, but he was an influential figure for Dad’s Army, as they powered past Dynamo Hornsea, stamping their authority on the 5-aside league.  Pike & Terry are keeping them hones in second spot as they clipped the wings of Hornsea Owls in a commanding 7-2 win, which happened to be the same ...................................... [read more]
 
           
           
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