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WITHERNSEA market traders have slammed the town council’s plans to relocate its Christmas Lights fund-raising car boot
sales to the Memorial car park. Mr Steve Tripp, the Managing Director of the group which owns Piggy Lane market said: “If they carry on there won’t be any shops left to hang the Christmas lights on,” .............................................................................................[read more]

 
       
     
   

FOLLOWING the opening of the new Tesco store in the town attention is now being focused in earnest on the development of retail businesses on the town’s main street, Newbegin. The work is mostly centred on the ISPACE site especially as it was exclusively revealed in The Gazette that three main national retailers had taken up tenancies ......................................................[read more]

 
           
           
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HORNSEA EXTENDED their lead at the top of Yorkshire Division Five with a professional performance against a determined Rawmarsh side. Hornsea started the game brightly and used their pacey backs early on with centre Nick Hardgrave scoring two well worked tries, both converted by Tom Copeland ..................................(read more)

 
       
     
   

IN-FORM Kinsley Boys took full advantage of costly Easington errors to maintain their title push in the Central Midlands League North Division. Although the four-goal margin was a touch harsh on the locals it again highlighted the punishment to be meted out by any team in this division .................................................................. [read more]

 
       
     
   

THE SEASIDERS came into this game looking to get some confidence ahead of their cup quarter final next week when they travelled away to bottom club Long Riston. The manager Dunn was without Danny Smith and Westoby, so Bentley started at centre back with Seeley ......................................................................... [read more]

 
           
           
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