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Hornsea Gazette's editor Sam Hawcroft previews some of this week's top stories in print, including an incredible eight year old girl who's walking from Redcar to Spurn Point, raising money for mental health charities. Also this week, a Beeford blogger and the countdown to Hornsea Carnival (they need marshals!). Have a listen to find out more, and hear all about it before you read all about it.

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Seaside FM speaks to Councillor Richard Burton on our latest Ward Watch feature, focussing on Bridlington. We discuss investment in the East Riding over the last decade or so, and how the process works. Have a listen to find out more.

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Seaside FM catches up with Holderness Gazette Editor Sam Hawcroft to preview some of the stories in print this week. They include an amazing 8 year old fundraiser who's doing an epic walk for a mental health charity, controversy surrounding a local scarecrow trail and a review on the latest musical production from Withernsea High School. Hear all about it before you read all about it, and #buyapaper this weekend if you can.

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Hornsea is going puffin crazy! Sam Hawcroft joins Seaside FM to discuss this week's top stories in print in the new Hornsea Gazette, including the new giant Puffin Trail, Hornsea Urban Gardeners and a poster competition for Hornsea Carnival involving local schools. Have a listen to find out more, and hear all about it before you read all about it by buying a paper this weekend!

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Hornsea Foundation's Classic Car Show, in association with the East Yorkshire Thoroughbred Car Club, is happening this Sunday (10th July) at Hallgarth Park. We speak to Sid from Hornsea Foundation to find out more about the show, which includes food, stalls galore, a colouring competition, crafts and much more...and it's free entry. Have a listen to find out more, and Seaside FM will be at the event too, so come down if you can!

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Seaside FM speaks to Sam Hawcroft, editor at the Holderness Gazette, about this week's paper. South Holderness has gone puffin crazy, as the giant puffin trail officially launches this weekend, plus a runner who's doing a charity challenge in memory of a friend and a story about Withernsea High School (pictured). Hear all about it before you read all about it, and make sure you buy a paper this weekend! Have a listen to find out more.

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Adrian Walters, Health & Wellbeing Facilities Manager at East Riding Leisure, speaks to Seaside FM about the Shape Up For Summer offer which is running until the end of July. It's perfect if you want to make the most of all the facilities on offer, including classes, activities and the chance to try something different. Have a listen to find out more & head to www.eastridingleisure.co.uk.

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Stewart Ward from Sewerby Hall and Gardens tells Seaside FM about the launch of this year's Winter Woodland event, following 2021's sell-out success. It's back this year for a two week run, and features mischievous elves, spectacular lights and sound, and a chance to make amazing festive memories. TIckets are on sale this Wednesday, 29th June. Have a listen to find out more.

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Seaside FM is at County Hall in Beverley for our regular catch-up with Councillor Jonathan Owen, Leader at East Riding of Yorkshire Council. We discuss the recent increase in Covid cases, the increasing cost of living pressures, the Commonwealth Games baton relay coming to Beverley and Market Weighton, a new exhibition celebrating iconic buildings around the world in lego form and the summer reading challenge.  We also cover a new Children's Festival with East Riding Libraries and flatcap flinging antics, as Yorkshire Day is coming up on 1st August. Have a listen to find out more.

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We find out more about Puffins Galore, a new trail of 42 giant sculptures, which you can enjoy finding this summer from Bempton to Spurn Point! Claire Huby joins Seaside FM to tell us more about the project, which is part funded by the Yorkshire Coast Bid. Have a listen to find out more about the trail, which goes live on 2nd July.

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