Let's Go Hornsea

31/10/2026

Standard afternoon in Hall Garth Park! 🫤

20/10/2026

East Riding of Yorkshire Council is inviting businesses and investors to come forward with ideas to develop a prime site at Grainger’s Field on Hornsea seafront.

ERYC wants something of 'high quality leisure use' that will add to Hornsea’s appeal for residents and visitors, saying: “The council would welcome innovative proposals that will add to the visitor and resident offer and compliment existing facilities.”

No specific type of attraction has been identified, leaving interested parties free to put forward their own ideas.

A 'To Let' sign has gone up this week, and nothing has been decided yet. Closing date for expressions of interest to East Riding Council is Wednesday, November 25.

The 0.5 acre site is being offered on a leasehold basis on negotiable terms.

More on Thursday in our next edition and online.

📸 John Prince

07/10/2026

**SAVE THE DATE**
LET'S GO HORNSEA'S H.O.T. EVENT SUNDAY 4TH APRIL 2027 AT THE FLORAL HALL. H.O.T. (Hornsea Organisations Together) is a showcase of the towns voluntary organisations, groups, clubs and charities for the public to find out more about them and hopefully become involved.

05/08/2026

R.I.P. young man and heartfelt sympathy to his family and friends! 💔

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Following extensive multi-agency searches for a missing 13-year-old boy who entered the water in Hornsea yesterday (Tuesday, 4 August 2026), a body has sadly now been recovered.

Whilst formal identification has not yet taken place, we believe that to be of the teenage boy. His family have been informed and are being supported by our officers.

Chief Superintendent Phil Booker said: "This is an incredibly heartbreaking outcome, and our thoughts are with the boy’s family and friends at this devastating time.

“Emergency services were called to the South Promenade in Hornsea shortly after 6pm yesterday following reports of a concern for safety involving a 13-year-old boy who had got into difficulty whilst swimming in the water.

“An extensive search operation was launched involving specialist Humberside search officers including our Marine Unit and drone pilots, alongside HM Coastguard, Yorkshire Ambulance Service, and Humberside Fire and Rescue Service.

“Tragically, at around 4.30am this morning (Wednesday, 5 August), a body was recovered from the water.

“His death is not being treated as suspicious, and a file will now be prepared for the Coroner.

“We know the sadness and concern this will cause in the community, and we would ask that the family’s privacy is respected during this incredibly difficult time.

“I would like to thank all of the emergency services involved in the search, along with members of the public for their support and cooperation.”

05/08/2026

As we wake this morning our hearts, thoughts, and deepest prayers are with the family and friends of the young boy still missing at sea. In moments of such profound anxiety, we hope and pray for a miracle. We also want to extend our deepest gratitude to the emergency services, Hornsea Inshore Rescue, Bridlington lifeboat, the coastguard, the police, and volunteers working tirelessly around the clock. Your bravery, dedication, and refusal to give up gives us all strength. Please keep this family in your thoughts, send them your strength, and let us remain united in hope for his return.

23/06/2026

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So heart breaking 💔😭🤬
Why is someone walking round with a knife?
Does anyone know if this is a tag? or who knows where this unusual colour is from? if you know please let us know or the police on crime no 2600086310

27/05/2026

This is one of the pictures on the Viaduct. Does anyone know what type of swan these are please?

06/05/2026

It is finished!! All trims are now attached and it looks splendid thanks to Steve Towse Joinery and Dekko panels for the finishing touches it makes all the difference!

29/04/2026

We’d love your help supporting our recent local project!

The Community Viaduct Photography Gallery is part of the Let’s Go Hornsea initiative, and we’re gathering feedback from residents and visitors to understand its impact on our town.

Your views really matter, they help us evidence things for the funders like:
✨ how safe people feel in the area
✨ whether it strengthens community connection
✨ and any changes in anti-social behaviour

It only takes a couple of minutes and your responses are completely anonymous.

👉 Please take part in the survey here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdgo9d8NDwlaVgndspV8PpyQr-BTIawbvu0tqJoKPQd3yEalg/viewform?usp=publish-editor

If you’ve walked past the viaduct, stopped to look at the photos, or just have an opinion on the space, we’d really appreciate your input.

Thank you for supporting local community projects in Hornsea 💛

We are gathering feedback for the Community Viaduct Photography Gallery in Hornsea. This short survey helps us understand the impact of the project on crime perception, community connection, and feelings of safety. Your answers are anonymous and will be used to support funding reports for the projec...

28/04/2026

Here are a selection of photos from yesterdays official opening. They include one of the best photos of the platform as the trees make it difficult to photograph unfortunately. We thank everyone involved and for coming to celebrate with us.