Hornsea & District Post (defunct)
The Hornsea & District Post was a monthly freesheet tabloid newspaper distributed to homes in the town of Hornsea on the East Yorkshire coast, and within an eight-mile radius of the town in the Holderness area in the south-eastern corner of the East Riding of Yorkshire.
It was founded in 1987 as an independent publication by husband and wife Douglas and Jill Orry. They sold their company, Hornsea Post Newspapers, to Northcliffe Media in 2003.
Its web presence was through the website of Northcliffe’s paid daily title for the area, the East Riding Mail.
It came out on the fourth Wednesday of every month.
It ceased publication in 2009.
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