Hornsea News

Here is the latest Hornsea News from This is the Coast

• Police Investigate East Yorkshire Mayor Over Cyberflashing Allegations

  Hull and East Yorkshire's elected mayor is facing calls to step aside amid a police investigation into claims he showed naked images of himself to a colleague.

• Yorkshire Coast Holiday Park Eyes Month-Long Season Extension

  Haven has submitted plans to open Primrose Valley Holiday Park a month earlier each year, aiming to boost winter tourism and support local jobs on the Yorkshire coast.

• Bridlington Woman Receives Fast-Tracked Home Adaptations Following MND Diagnosis

  An East Yorkshire woman with Motor Neurone Disease has had her vital home adaptations fast-tracked within weeks, following a new council policy to accelerate support for progressive terminal conditions.

• Mayor Calls for Government Decision As East Yorkshire Gas Facility Nears Closure

  There are fears that national energy supplies and hundreds of local jobs are at risk as the UK's largest gas storage facility off the East Yorkshire coast faces closure without urgent government intervention.

• Millions In Additional Funding Secured For North Yorkshire Following Devolution Deal

  Affordable housing, improved public transport, and adult skills training will be delivered across the region as the benefits of devolution bring additional government funding to parts of the Yorkshire Coast.

• Scarborough Success On Busy Yorkshire Coast Rugby Day

  Boro enjoyed a win at Silver Royd on Saturday.

• Yorkshire Coast Schoolchildren Learn Life-Saving CPR

  Thousands of students across the Yorkshire Coast are learning essential CPR skills as part of a campaign to double cardiac arrest survival rates.

• More Than 100 Suspected Weapons Seized During 24-Hour Coastal Crackdown

  Over 100 suspected illegal weapons and quantities of Class A drugs have been taken off the streets following a major 24-hour police crackdown across the Yorkshire Coast.

• Search Begins for £170k Chief Executive at Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority

  A recruitment drive has been launched to find a new chief executive for the Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority, offering a salary of up to £170,000 to lead the region's economic and strategic future.