A year of the 665th Hedon Mayor – in pictures! Continue reading »
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Hedon in Spring!
HEDON is a beautiful place to live… especially in Spring! Please send us in your photos of the blooming place!
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Potholes problem on ‘unadopted’ Middle Lane
SOUTH HOLDERNESS CRICKET CLUB is most well-known for its rich 131 year old history in Hedon – but just lately it’s received more attention because of the 131 potholes on Middle Lane leading to the club! Following an article in the Hull Mail about the Club’s plea to get something done about the problem potholes … Continue reading »
Fun in the snow!
WE’VE BEEN SENT these wintery scene photos! If you’ve got any more to send, be quick – before we get fed up of the white stuff! Continue reading »
Hedon to Paull along the bank
THIS POST is to demonstrate the Hedon Blog’s new Gallery feature (enabled by Wordpress) which allows us to feature photographs in a much more dynamic way than previously.
This series of photos recounts a walk at dusk along the bank that links Hedon to Paull Continue reading »
Council News / Gallery / Hedon
Hedon Christmas Lights 2012 – A Good Night :-)
SCENES from Hedon Christmas Lights 2012 (Friday 30th November 2012). It was deemed a very good night by all who attended Hedon Christmas Lights ‘Switch-on’, with local community groups and businesses all adding to the festive atmosphere (click on images to view, Esc to cancel): Continue reading »
Some Exhibits – Hedon Chrysanthemum Show 2012
MANY THANKS TO LINDA for these fantastic photos of some of the exhibits displayed at the 64th Annual Show of the Hedon & District Chrysanthemum Society, held at the Alexandra Hall, Hedon on Saturday 3rd November 2012. Continue reading »
Delightful exhibition!
HAYLEY SINGLETON is one of those exhibiting at the Box of Delights at Hedon Museum. Hayley has sent us these photos to whet your appetite for a visit to see the results of these local artisans and crafts people. “Come and see spinning, stick-making, textile art, rag rugs, felting, knitting, jewellery, woodturning and lots of … Continue reading »
