The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow covering 268 miles with the weather front spanning from the North Devon coast to the Holderness coast in the East Riding of Yorkshire ...

secluded pieces of the coastline where they can enjoy a nice sandy beach in relative solitude. The Ordnance Survey map of the Holderness coastline helps to reinforce the idea that Spits like Spurn ...

Maps and charts, using modelling from the Met Desk, show the country could be on course for a 268-mile band of snow around Sunday, January 26.

Filmed over three decades, examining the long-term impacts of coastal erosion along the UK's world-famous Holderness coastline. It goes on to explore the variety of attempts being made to manage it ...

Terrifying maps have shown the exact time a massive ... WX Charts shows North Devon Coast to the Holderness coast in the East Riding of Yorkshire will be affected. The snow will continue to ...

Humberside Police are investigating the incident which happened on Holderness Road between 12pm and 12.15pm on Sunday (January 26). It's reported a man was driving a black Volkswagen Scirocco ...

East Yorkshire's Holderness Coastline, from the Humber up to Flamborough, is one of Europe's fastest eroding coastlines with some parts disappearing at a rate of 4.5m (almost 15ft) per year.

A huge 268-mile band of snow is predicted to stretch from the North Devon Coast to the Holderness coast in the East Riding of Yorkshire, according to WX Charts. The strip of snow is expected to ...