East Riding of Yorkshire Council is seeking Cabinet approval, in principle, to consult and develop a business case to build a crematorium in Holderness. The proposed site of the crematorium is off Lelley Road, near Preston, in Holderness and it is anticipated that a planning application will be submitted later this year.
‘Clapping for our Carers’ has become part of everyone’s calendar now EVERY THURSDAY AT 8PM. It has been observed in Hedon since March 29th and we’ve seen and heard some wonderful experiences.
“Judy” – Come ‘Somewhere over the Rainbow’ to Preston Community Hall’s night at the ‘pictures’ on Friday 17th April 2020 at 7.15 pm. Doors Open 6:45pm. £4. Refreshments are available.
The next Film Night at Preston Community Hall, film nights is “Downton Abbey” based on the successful and popular TV series. This is a period drama in which an aristocratic family and their staff have to prepare for an unexpected visit from The King and Queen.
The next film show (the first of 2020) at Preston Community Hall, is “The Aftermath” starring Keira Knightley showing Friday 24th January at 7.15 pm. Admission £ 4.00. Doors open at 6.45 pm.
Preston Rainbows are hosting festive tea and cake afternoon at Preston Community Hall. There will be a cake stall, Christmas craft and gift stall, tombola, and children’s activities. Sunday 8th December 2019, from 2 -4pm.
Holderness Volleyball Club is based in a sports hall in Preston, HU12. We train on Sundays from 4-7pm, unless we are competing. Our club has members from age 15-68! We continually welcome new members, no experience necessary.
“Fisherman’s Friends” is the next big film offering at the Preston Community Hall. “A heartwarming tale, a film with a real heart!” Showing Friday, 6 December 2019 at Preston Community Hall at 7.15 pm.
A Pudding and Quiz Night is being held at the Preston Community Hall on Friday 29 November 2019. Starts at 7:30pm. QUIZ, RAFFLE, BINGO – AND PUDDING !!! £5.00 per head with all the proceeds going towards the church.
What is Joan Stanley hiding? Come along to Preston Community Hall on Friday 22nd November at 7.15 to find out. Doors open at 6.45 pm. Admission £4.
“Stan and Ollie” – The true and untold story of Hollywood’s greatest comedy double act. Film showing on Friday 1st November at the Preston Community Hall at 7.15 pm. Doors open at 6.45 pm. Admission £4.
Halloween Fun at Preston Playing Field, Preston – Thursday 31 October 2019 at 3:00pm. Includes hotdog, drinks, Scavenger Hunt, best-carved pumpkin, best fancy dress, fun and games. £2 per child. Proceeds towards the Preston Playing Field Charity.
