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Tag Archives: herald
Horningsea Herald October 2020
Here’s October’s Horningsea Herald. In preparation for a further lockdown we wanted to remind Horningsea residents that help will be available for any Horningsea resident that will be shielding or vulnerable. The Horningsea Assists group will be revived (well they … Continue reading
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Horningsea Herald September 2020
The nights are drawing in and school’s back. Almost back to normal? Don’t worry here’s September’s Horningsea Herald. The consultation on moving the sewage works comes to an end on the 14th of September. It is looking likely that site … Continue reading
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Horningsea Herald Mid July 2020
The mid July’s Horningsea Herald sees another rearing of the ugly head of Honey Hill sewage works. If you’ve missed the badly addressed consultation letter from Anglian Water, then they are proposing three sites to relocate the sewage works at … Continue reading
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Horningsea Herald July 2020
Here’s July’s Horningsea Herald. July sees the reopening of the village pubs this week. The Plough and Fleece this coming Saturday (4th July) and the Crown and Punchbowl on the 9th. It’s not just a post lockdown reopening for the … Continue reading
Horningsea Herald mid June 2020
Here’s mid June’s Horningsea Herald. This weekend we have a village event to look forward to. A “Concert for Horningsea” on Midsummer’s Day. It’s still a remote event. You can find the login details on the village website. There’s more … Continue reading
Horningsea Herald June 2020
Here’s a ‘sunny’ Herald on a dreary day (Thursday 4th June). There’s even an “event” happening this month (albeit via video): A CONCERT FOR HORNINGSEA …in celebration of living in our very special village – In celebration of midsummer in … Continue reading
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Horningsea Herald mid May 2020
Here’s the mid May Horningsea Herald. It looks like summer has arrived properly. Here’s to a summer packed full of not socialising…! (this writer is slightly bitter that the day’s activities include sending this newsletter and not attending the start … Continue reading
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Horningsea Herald May 2020
Here’s May’s Herald. There’s some rubbish Horningsea history in this issue. If you have any photos of Horningsea past, then please send them in. Talking of history the VE day celebrations have obviously been cancelled. See the end of this … Continue reading
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Horningsea Herald mid-April 2020
Here’s the first ever mid monthly Herald (well apart from previous ones that were just very late!). There’s a list of local food suppliers that will deliver to Horningsea in the Herald. There’s a continuously updated page on the village … Continue reading
Horningsea Herald April 2020
Much like everything else at the moment this month’s Herald is very different from previous ones. There’s no current events for the month, or those after. So instead we have different content, hopefully to keep you informed and amused. The … Continue reading