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| Hornsea's Memorial Gardens project gets the green light | |||||||
THE £200,000 renovation scheme for the Memorial Gardens in Hornsea has been given the final goahead and a contractor appointed to carry out the works. The biggest and most expensive contract ever awarded by the town council went to Wright Civil Engineering Ltd of Hull. ........[read more] |
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| Dad scales heights to help fight against killer disease | |||||||
A WITHERNSEA couple
who lost their son to
meningitis 15 months
ago are on their way to
raising £1,000 for the
Meningitis Trust.
Kevin and Jean Allen of
Cheverton Avenue lost
their son Tom, aged two
years and nine months, to
an incurable strain of the
disease in February 2007.
Now Kevin has just
completed climbing the............ [read more] |
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| Sports News... | |||||||
| Patrington - Poor fielding costs Seconds in season opener | |||||||
THE SECOND ELEVEN slipped
to defeat in their first game of the
season as Hessle ran out winners
by 45 runs at Southside. Winning the toss captain Simon Slack asked Hessle to bat first on a slow looking track following weeks of wet weather. Patrington had a new-look bowling attack with brothers Matty and Jon Purse sharing the .......... [read more] |
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| Pavilion boys have champion feeling | |||||||
THE FINAL GAME of the season
was certainly going to be a good
one with Withernsea Pavilion
Leisure Centre third in Hull and
District League Division Two and
Anlaby B holding the second position
but Withernsea had the advantage
with a game in hand.
Withernsea needed only six
points out of a possible 15 to
secure second position ...... [read more] |
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| Hornsea Cricket Club | |||||||
AFTER LAST WEEK’S resounding victory over
Studley Royal, Hornsea 1st XI recorded their second
win of the season when they overcame near neighbours
Driffield by two wickets.
Skipper Paul Johnson won the toss and and inserted
the home side a decision which was rewarded immediatley
by Richard Medforth grabbing the wicket ........... [read more] |
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