A NEW BROCHURE and Guide Book has been published about St Augustine’s Church which will delight all those interested in the history of the 820+ year old “King of Holderness”. Continue reading »
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Carol Service, St Augustine’s Church 6pm
Carol Service at St Augustine’s Church – The King of Holderness this evening 18th December 6pm. Everyone welcome to begin the Christmas festivities with this great carol service Continue reading »
Hedon from Above – historic photographs!
WE HAVE republished this article from July 2012. Thanks to a change in the terms and conditions on the use of Britain from Above, we are now able to use the images associated with this great website charting the history of aerial photography. THANKS to Rena McCarthy for alerting us to the new Britain from Above … Continue reading »
“Prize every time on the Naffle… but it might be a bit naff!”
THE NAFFLE was one of the unusual stalls available at the St Augustine’s Church Christmas Market on the morning of Saturday 8th December. Continue reading »
Christingle Service, Wednesday 5th December 2012
THE CHRISTINGLE SERVICE is a celebration which brings people together. Traditionally, everyone receives a Christingle which is made of an orange, a lighted candle, a red ribbon and sweets on cocktail sticks, each part acting as a symbol of the Christian faith. Continue reading »
St Augustine’s Christmas Market – Saturday 8th December 2012
CHRISTMAS MARKET held inside Hedon’s historic St Augustine’s Church promises to provide a large range of festive stalls and entertainment. Continue reading »
The all-seeing King of Holderness…
… aka St Augustine’s Church, keeping a watchful eye over the Autumn Hedon landscape! Continue reading »
Council News / Events / Hedon
Mayor’s Civic Sunday Parade and Church Service
HEDON TOWN MAYOR, COUNCILLOR JIM LINDOP and Lady Mayoress Sue Lindop will lead civic guests including East Riding Chairman, Chad Chadwick in the annual traditional Hedon Civic Parade and Service on Sunday 30th September 2012. Civic guests will assemble at the Town Hall from 1pm ready for the parade to St Augustine’s Church which starts from the Market Place … Continue reading »
