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As construction work starts on a new Tesco store in Hornsea, local traders are to be shown how to cope with potential businesses changes in their town.

The council granted permission for the new supermarket at the greenfield site off Southgate, which after it's built will see the creation of 318 car parking spaces, a petrol station and 270 jobs.

Here's a selection of the latest job vacancies in Holderness...

Job Title: Domestic Cleaner.
Hours: 16 hours per week.
Salary: TBA.
Details: Telephone (01964) 615641 for details.

Job Title: Part-Time Administrator.
Hours:
Salary: negotiable.
Details:Patrington Haven Leisure Park is based near Patrington. We are a leisure based, holiday park operator. This is a part time position.

A landmark and unique piece of local history has gone on sale in Paull.

The former lighthouse on Townend Road in Paull was built in 1836 and was built by the Hull branch of Trinity House – the general lighthouse authority. Sadly, it had a short life-span and was replaced by two warning lights at Thorngumbald Clough in 1870.

The defunct lighthouse has since become a popular private home with its previous owners running it as a guesthouse since they purchased it in 1985.

Making the world healthier, one person at a time!I'm rolling out Community Weight Loss Challenges (WLC's) in this area. The revolutionary 'Community Weight Loss Challenge' is a 12 week course designed to give you the necessary knowledge and support you need to achieve safe and long term weight loss.Unlike traditional 'Slimming Clubs' at Arriba!

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The site formerly known as Teddys could be reborn after a plan was given the go-ahead to build a contemporary steelframed glass building resembling a large ship by a Government inspector.

In an unusual move, the final judgement was taken out of the hands of the East Riding of Yorkshire Council which effectively twice ran out of time to give notice of its decision on the plan to demolish the old building and replace it with nine apartments and a café bar.