For Comic Relief, South Holderness Technology College is putting on a stage performance based on the television comedy series ‘Are You being Served?’ The production will be held at the college, Station Road in Preston. Date: 15th March 2013 at 7pm. Ticket price: £3.50 (no concessions) You can buy your tickets at the college from 18th … Continue reading »
Category Archives: Preston
Gadget Workshop at South Holderness
Did you receive a gadget for Christmas and you’ve absolutely no idea what to do with it? Help is at hand for anyone needing to familiarise themselves with their smart phone, tablet or similar device – all for FREE. Continue reading »
The Spotlight today falls on Lucy Beal Cakery, wedding cake specialist.
On Saturday 19th January, the Haven Arms in Hedon held a bridal fair. It was a cold winter’s day and snow covered the ground but once inside there was a warm and friendly atmosphere Continue reading »
Heating Problem closes South Holderness Technology College
Due to a sudden heating problem, the college will need to close to students at 10.00am (today 18th Jan 2013) Continue reading »
Walking group welcomes new members
‘PRESTON WALKERS’ is a social walking group that explores the footways and trails in and around Preston and Hedon – they also travel farther afield too! Continue reading »
Siberian Huskies spotted in Paull… and they are coming to Preston!
Siberian Huskies bark very little and are extremely friendly – and this was proven yesterday when a team of the dogs came to meet children at Paull Primary School. And they are coming to Preston… Continue reading »
BP Toxic Alarm Test – Thursday 22nd November 2012
TOXIC ALARM TEST – THURSDAY 22nd NOVEMBER 2012 BP at the Saltend Chemicals Park has given advance notice of its intention to test its toxic alarm system on THURSDAY 22nd NOVEMBER 2012. The alarm, which sounds like an old World War II air raid siren, is normally tested every Wednesday at 2pm. But the exercise on Thursday … Continue reading »
Pea Season 2012 has begun… on alert for odours!
THE PEA HARVEST season has started. The process of washing, blanching and freezing thousands of tonnes of peas at the processing plant in Hull has begun. Over the summer vast quantities of pea-residue is discharged into the sewerage system and eventually arrives down at Yorkshire Water’s waste water treatment works at Saltend. Over the 12 … Continue reading »