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Some of the nurses and research STAFF FROM H.R.I. HAVE RAISED LOTS OF MONEY FOR KIDNEY RESEARCH BY DOING THE WAINWRIGHTS WALK, WE ARE HOLDING A PARTY IN the barrell walkington 3rd sept 7pm onward ,food is available TO CELEBRATE THE ACHIEVEMENT AND HAND OVER THE CHEQUE.

Our Cricket Club (www.patcc.co.uk) is hosting its annual fun day on Sunday 29th August 2010. The day kicks off at 10am with a six a side tournament running throughout the day. At 3pm The Ravens Freefall Parachute Team will be performing a jump on to the Southside Cricket Ground. There will be various activities/attractions during the day including Bouncy Castle, Slide, Inflatable Boxing, Face Painting and Balloon making. We are also hoping to have Roary the Tiger down for an hour or so to hand out sweets and pose for photographs etc.

Like many of us, you no doubt get one or two pieces of junk mail through your door in a morning. What emotion does this evoke? Annoyance? Anger? Mild stress? All are entirely understandable. However, imagine if instead of a couple of takeaway menus, you received one hundred scam letters every day; each bombarding you with promises of money or threats.

Perhaps you think you'd be able to shrug this off in the belief that you could ignore the letters and they'd stop.

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25th September 2010: Route is: Withernsea to Hedon over to Lelley and back to Withernsea.

This is mainly an event for bikes, but anyone wanting to attend the event on any form of wheels are welcome, NOT MOTORISED, we alredy have people wanting to do this on skate boards and some have shown interest already in wheel chairs.
My aim is to raise over £1 million pounds for Withernsea, this will be a yearly Bike Ride event, that in time i want to be as big as the London Marathon but on Wheels (not motorised).

The plans for this year’s Easington Bogey Race fundraising activities are officially being put into motion. The annual event, which has raised £11,923 for Dove House Hospice to date, will take place on Sunday 29th August and will have an Arabian Nights theme.

The Bogey Race takes place every year and involves local people building Bogies (non-motorised, go cart type vehicles) and competing in a race around the village. This year the organizing committee is hoping to beat the £2615 which was raised at the 2009 event and are planning a great day with activities for all the family.

Withernsea town council has written to Halifax urging it to reconsider its decision to close the high street bank in the town.

In the letter, town councillor Jayne Moxon asks Halifax to reconsider its decision to close the bank on the high street in the town as the nearest branch for residents would be in Hull, a 40-mile round trip.

The Halifax merged with the Bank of Scotland to form HBOS in 2001, but this has since been taken over by Lloyds Banking Group. However, the Halifax in Withernsea is owned and operated by a third party which operates a counter.

The new adventure playground in Withernsea is celebrating its first summer holidays with an action-packed programme to suit everyone.

Activities available every day at the adventure playground include outdoor games and sports, sand and water play, creative activities, arts and crafts, table tennis, table football, pool and computer games (Xbox and Wii). Organisers also plan in extra activities according to the children's interests, such as cooking, "self-build", gardening and special themes.

Easington Recreation and Sports Association have applied for planning permission to build a new recreation and sports area.

Although no fundraising efforts have begun, the club hoped to provide facilities for adults and children, including an all-weather pitch, bowling green and new changing facilities.

Teenagers are being invited to sign up for a morning of adventure with the Royal Corps Of Signals at Hornsea School.

Teens can test their ability on an assault course, learn new skills and take part in team challenges.

The event takes place on Tuesday, August 17th, and costs £3, in aid of the Help For Heroes charity.

To book, call Hornsea School's extended services team on (01964) 5302925.

Hello! I'm James and I'm currently part-way though a 3000-mile sea kayak adventure around the coast of Britain, raising money for two charities. The National Maritime Museum Cornwall held a launch party in April to mark the beginning of the trip, and I hope to make it back to the museum in Falmouth by mid-September.