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A HEAD science teacher launched a blistering attack on the legal process after being wrongly accused of classroom assaults on girl pupils as he leant over them in chemistry lessons.
Christopher Hird, of South Holderness Technology College, spoke out on the steps of Hull Crown Court following a six-day trial, where he was found not guilty of two charges of sexual assault, one charge of sexual activity with a child and one charge of indecent assault...................................[read more]

 
       
   
   

VANDALS have wreaked havoc in a Hornsea park just weeks after the town council spent £10,000 installing fitness equipment in an effort to encourage adults towards a healthier lifestyle.
In April, the Gazette told how the equipment, a step up, exercise cycle, ski trainer, air walker, chest press and twister, had been unveiled. Now, only one item, the exercise cycle, remains.................................[read more]

 
           
    Conference role for Nina  
   
A SCHOOL business manager from Withernsea is this week sharing her expertise with colleagues from across the country at one of the main educational events of the year. Nina Siddle, who is also an assistant head at Withernsea Primary, is among a handful of school business managers invited to run a session at Seizing Success 2013, the National College for Teaching and Leadership’s annual conference....................................[read more]
 
           
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ONE big ambition of the South Holderness Swimming Club's rising star, 13-year-old Jordan Wearmouth was to win a medal at the above mentioned N.E.R Championships and his ambition was realised with a fantastic performance.
Considering the N.E.R's are made up of all the best 13- year-olds not only from Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford, Hull plus many more Yorkshire professional teams, but with the best from Sunderland, Gateshead, Newcastle and others, his ambition was very high...................................(read more)

 
       
     
   

LAST week the birds were at Bovingdon, this being the first time that the club have raced from this 140 mile new liberation site and due to the low clouds at the site the birds were held back while 11.15am until they lifted, and then released into a fresh north-east wind............................................... [read more]

 
       
     
   

NEARLY 500 runs were scored at Southside last Saturday for the loss of just 10 wickets as Patrington walked away with the majority of the spoils with a winning draw against Drax that yielded 23 points.
Skipper Danny Collinson lost the toss and was invited to bat first on what looked, and would turn out to be, a great track with a rapid outfield to boot......................................... [read more]

 
           
           
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