Families and community members have gathered outside Hull Crown Court as Robert Bush, a well-known funeral director in East Yorkshire, faces sentencing after admitting to 67 charges, including fraud and misconduct.
Robert Bush, the former director of Legacy Funerals, is set to face sentencing at Hull Crown Court, raising concerns in the East Yorkshire community about the implications of the case and its impact on local funeral services.
Residents of East Yorkshire are grappling with the emotional fallout of a local funeral director's deceit as Robert Bush is set to be sentenced for denying proper burials, leaving grieving families devastated.
Beverley's shipbuilding heritage has left a remarkable legacy, with vessels constructed in the town making appearances in films and television shows around the globe. This fascinating history not only highlights the craftsmanship of local shipbuilders but also connects East Yorkshire to cultural milestones.
Rev. Naomi Nixon from St Clare's at the Cathedral is revolutionising the way female clergy dress, offering bespoke clothing that empowers them and enhances their presence in the community.
Families in East Yorkshire have a new reason to visit Yorkshire Wildlife Park as Cisco, an eight-year-old sea lion, makes his grand entrance after a long journey from France. The park hopes Cisco will become a beloved addition, enriching the experiences of visitors young and old.
The Hull Maritime Summer Festival is set to transform the city centre into a vibrant seaside experience, coinciding with the grand reopening of the Hull Maritime Museum, much to the delight of local residents.
The vibrant Northern Soul scene is experiencing a resurgence as a new generation of young clubbers embraces the genre, bringing fresh energy to the dance floors of East Yorkshire.
A Hull man has been handed a strict warning over his behaviour after a violent altercation in a local pub, which also involved an attack on a heavily pregnant woman. The case raises concerns about alcohol-related violence in East Yorkshire.
Clive Pocklington, a 102-year-old veteran from Hull, shares his poignant memories of World War II, reflecting on the fear and resilience of wartime Britain as he recounts hiding under his bed during air raids.
The Humber Bridge Board has come under fire for issuing an unwarranted fine to a driver over a registration error, raising concerns about the treatment of motorists in East Yorkshire.
The ambitious plans for a rare earths refining facility in Hull have been shelved, leaving residents and local businesses to ponder the economic implications of this decision. The project was expected to create hundreds of jobs and bolster the region's manufacturing sector.
A 35-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving after a collision that left several pedestrians injured. The incident has raised concerns about road safety in East Yorkshire.
A new wildflower area in Hull city centre is transforming a patch of urban land into a vibrant haven for butterflies and other insects, offering a natural respite amidst the hustle and bustle of office life.
An innovative approach to livestock presentation is turning heads at this year's agricultural shows, as an East Yorkshire farmer reveals how spray tans are helping his sheep stand out in the competition for rosettes.
The beloved Home Farm restaurant in Hessle is set to transform into a Wetherspoon's pub next month, bringing new dining options to local residents and visitors alike.
Yorkshire County Cricket Club has announced the signing of Indian international spinner Kuldeep Yadav for a crucial part of this year's One-Day Cup and County Championship, promising an exciting addition to the team for local fans.
In a significant policy reversal, the Government has decided against transitioning Coastguard Rescue Officers' pay to an expenses-only model, ensuring continued financial support for these vital service members. This decision comes as a relief to many in East Yorkshire who rely on the expertise and dedication of these officers for coastal safety.
Following their promotion to the Championship, Hull City players Oli McBurnie and Lewie Coyle reflect on a memorable trip to Las Vegas that they describe as 'the best ever'.
A man has been arrested after stealing 48 mobile phones and £5,000 in cash from a stall at St Stephen's shopping centre, raising concerns about safety and security in local retail spaces.
Motorcyclists in East Yorkshire are urging fuel station operators to clarify helmet etiquette after a recent incident sparked debate over safety and convenience. The call for clearer signage comes as riders navigate mixed messages about helmet removal on forecourts.
A Hull court has heard how a man and two women operated a drug importing scheme that brought illegal substances into East Yorkshire at an alarming rate, raising concerns about community safety and the region's growing drug problem.
As East Yorkshire experiences soaring temperatures, the risks associated with farming activities are heightened, prompting urgent calls for enhanced safety measures to protect workers and livestock.
A unique workshop in Hull is bringing magical creatures to life, captivating audiences at local summer events. Residents can learn about the artistry behind these fantastic creations and their impact on community celebrations.
This week, East Yorkshire residents can enjoy delightful stories including a local football lookalike and a former milkman who’s won accolades for his dedication. These uplifting narratives highlight the unique characters that make our community special.
This year's Hull Freedom Festival promises an inclusive experience, with 90% of its events free and evening shows available for just £1, ensuring East Yorkshire residents can enjoy a vibrant cultural celebration.
An East Yorkshire man has been sentenced for sending explicit videos to someone he believed to be a 12-year-old girl, raising concerns about online safety in the community. The judge's remarks highlight the serious implications of such behavior amidst growing concerns over child protection.
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The Hull Collaborative Academy Trust faces a government-issued notice to improve after an investigation revealed serious breaches, raising concerns for parents and students across East Yorkshire.
Plans for new leisure facilities on the site of Skirlington Market have been approved, leaving local managers and vendors concerned about the market's viability and future.
A shocking incident in East Yorkshire saw a van driver recklessly endanger children and families out for Halloween festivities, prompting calls for increased safety measures during festive events.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council's Trading Standards team has taken decisive action against counterfeit goods and unsafe toys at a local car boot sale, raising important safety concerns for families in the region.
Paul Spence, a brain injury survivor from Hull, is on a mission to raise awareness about the dangers of one-punch attacks. His inspiring talks in schools across East Yorkshire aim to educate young people on the serious consequences of violence.
A 19-year-old man has found himself in legal trouble after he inadvertently filmed himself inside a stolen car, prompting local authorities to issue a warning about the consequences of such reckless behavior.
A recent surge in incidents involving drivers passing too closely to horses has prompted a local safety campaign, reminding motorists of the vital Highway Code regulations designed to protect equestrians.
Mike Humphreys from Hedon is embarking on a remarkable journey, running the length of South America to raise awareness for motor neurone disease, all while being inspired by the World Cup spirit sweeping across Argentina.
Seven friends from Hull turned a spontaneous trip to Ibiza into a 36-hour party adventure, showcasing how East Yorkshire residents can enjoy budget-friendly travel without the need for accommodation.
Residents of East Yorkshire can look forward to a series of free concerts featuring a thirty-piece orchestra, showcasing beloved movie soundtracks in a community-focused initiative.
East Yorkshire's own Stuart Lambert is gearing up for the most demanding physical challenge of his career, aiming to push the limits of human strength and resilience in a competition that promises to be a spectacle for the community.
A local woman is set to make headlines with a massive wardrobe clear-out, potentially earning up to £40,000 from items that have barely seen the light of day. This eye-opening story highlights the trend of sustainable fashion and its growing impact on East Yorkshire's community.
Mary, a 16-year-old from East Yorkshire, has raised £2,380 by running 120 miles to fund a special bench dedicated to her mother, creating a lasting 'beacon of hope' for the community.
A captivating new trail featuring life-sized models of extinct creatures made from toy bricks is set to delight families and visitors across East Yorkshire this summer. Perfect for all ages, this attraction promises to blend creativity and education in a fun outdoor setting.
As a new exhibition celebrating David Bowie's legacy opens, Hull resident John Cambridge shares his memories of the iconic musician's stay in the city, highlighting a unique piece of local history.
This week, we celebrate the inspiring stories of a retired nurse whose community care continues to shine, a Mod-loving teenager making waves, and an ex-footballer with exciting transfer news that could resonate with local sports fans.
As the community mourns the loss of beloved local residents, we take a moment to honor their lives and contributions to East Yorkshire.
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Think you know what’s been happening in East Yorkshire over the past week? From local events to significant developments, take a moment to refresh your memory with our latest news roundup.
In a tense confrontation in 1936, Hull residents stood against the rise of fascism as Oswald Mosley addressed a large crowd, leading to violent clashes that have since been largely forgotten. This pivotal moment in local history reflects the community's enduring commitment to opposing extremism.
Volunteers with the Maritime and Coastguard Agency are at risk of leaving their vital roles as plans to remove an £11-an-hour fee are announced, raising concerns about safety along the East Yorkshire coast.
Local pumpkin farmers in East Yorkshire are grappling with significant losses this harvest season as heatwaves have devastated nearly half of their crops, raising concerns for Halloween festivities.
Participants in Spencer Tunick's Sea of Hull installation share their unique experiences of body positivity and community spirit. The striking event has left a lasting impression on East Yorkshire's artistic landscape.
The opening of a new Reeds Rains estate agency on Newland Avenue marks a significant addition to Hull's property market, expanding the network of services available to local residents and reinforcing the city's growing reputation in the Yorkshire real estate sector.
The South Cave Tennis Club is set to host a vibrant tennis festival, inviting residents to pick up a racket and join in the fun, whether they’re seasoned players or complete beginners.
The Department for Work and Pensions is facing increasing pressure to amend the qualification criteria for Personal Independence Payments, a move that could significantly affect many residents in East Yorkshire.
A poignant service in Hull's Peace Garden remembers the tragic loss of 8,000 Muslim men and boys during the Bosnian War, reminding East Yorkshire residents of the importance of peace and tolerance.
As agents seek new tenants for the expansive BAE Systems site at Humber Enterprise Park, local businesses are encouraged to consider the potential of over 230,000 square feet of available space.
Over 1,000 squishy dumpling toys have been confiscated by Hull Trading Standards due to significant health risks, leaving parents and retailers concerned about product safety.
A historic family firm in Hull is entering a new chapter as the founder's son steps into the leadership role, aiming to blend tradition with innovation. This transition promises to strengthen the company's ties to the local community and economy.
A Hull man has been sentenced to prison after a series of burglaries at the Asda warehouse, where he made off with a variety of goods. His brazen actions have raised concerns about security and safety in the local community.
Hull residents are encouraged to share their thoughts on bus stop improvements by pinpointing locations on a digital map, aiming to enhance the public transport experience across the city.
Pollards Plaice and Cave Street Fisheries have made waves in the culinary world by being celebrated at the prestigious English Fish and Chip Awards, showcasing Hull's rich tradition of fish and chips.
Reality TV star Alex Bowen has unveiled a new firepit feature at a local hospice, inspired by his time on Love Island. This addition aims to create a warm, communal space for families and patients in East Yorkshire.
Recent planning developments in Bridlington will significantly enhance dental care availability in the town, addressing a critical health service shortage for local residents.
Southfield Holiday Park Ltd has been fined over £2,200 for illegally placing advertising signs along the A1079, raising concerns about road safety and local regulations.
Starting July 13, six streets in Orchard Park will see significant improvements to their footpaths as Hull City Council embarks on a nine-week resurfacing initiative aimed at enhancing safety and accessibility for residents.
The George Street multi-storey car park in Hull will be closed for seven days starting Monday, following fire damage that has raised safety concerns. This closure will impact local commuters and shoppers alike, as well as nearby businesses.
The historic Hymers Hessle Mount building has been sold to a new provider focused on special educational needs, with plans to reopen in 2027, promising to enhance educational options for East Yorkshire families.
A cyclist has sustained life-threatening injuries following a collision with a car in Hull, prompting renewed calls for improved road safety measures for cyclists in the area.
Two motorists have been fined after being caught on CCTV littering near Beverley, highlighting the ongoing issue of waste disposal in East Yorkshire's beautiful countryside.
A Kirk Ella man faces fines after leaving his Mercedes parked illegally, raising concerns about abandoned vehicles in the village and their impact on community safety.
The newly opened 3G football pitch at East Riding Leisure Haltemprice promises to enhance grassroots football opportunities, backed by a significant £2.1 million investment.
Hull City Council has confirmed the presence of blue-green algae in a local park pond, raising concerns for the safety of residents and their pets. Officials urge caution as the algae can pose serious health risks.
Residents are urged to exercise caution as blue-green algae has been identified in Pearson Park's pond, prompting health warnings and the installation of safety signage around the area.
The ongoing heatwave in East Yorkshire has led to a worrying increase in abandoned hedgehog nests, prompting local wildlife charity Holderness Hedgehog Hospital to call for community support.
A new £2.5 million flood alleviation scheme is set to begin in Hedon, aimed at significantly reducing the risk of flooding for local residents and businesses. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to enhance community safety and resilience against climate-related challenges.
Laura Jones, a philosophy graduate from Hull, has stepped into a pivotal role at the world's largest offshore wind farm, committing to deliver sustainable energy solutions for the UK.
A 17-year-old from Hull was apprehended following a police pursuit that revealed he was in possession of illegal substances. This incident raises concerns about youth safety and drug use in the local community.
As electric vehicle (EV) use continues to rise, East Riding of Yorkshire Council is inviting residents to share their opinions on the best locations for new charging points across the region.
David Drury, the former media relations officer for Humberside Police, has been sentenced to prison for child sex offences following a police investigation that revealed distressing evidence of his actions.
Hull City Council is calling on residents to actively report incidents of anti-social behaviour as part of a new initiative aimed at improving community safety. By encouraging more reports, the council hopes to address and mitigate issues before they escalate.
Over 2,000 children from Hull and surrounding areas have participated in the ambitious 'Hull of an Opera' project, aimed at making cultural experiences more accessible to young people in East Yorkshire.
British Transport Police have released CCTV images of a man who may have vital information regarding a recent incident at Hull station, where a woman's hijab was grabbed, raising concerns about safety and respect in public spaces.
Residents in East Yorkshire should prepare for significant disruptions as the Wawne Road and Bude Road roundabout will be closed for a month for essential upgrades. A signed diversion route will be in place to ensure the smooth flow of traffic during this period.
This week, East Yorkshire celebrates the achievements of a six-year-old motocross champion, the industrious beaver population, and the remarkable over-75 footballers representing England.
Residents of Hull and East Yorkshire should be aware of upcoming speed camera enforcement measures set to take place from June 29 to July 5. These measures aim to improve road safety and reduce traffic-related incidents in the region.
Dr. Horace Dobbs, a pioneering dolphin expert, has left an indelible mark on marine conservation and education, inspiring East Yorkshire residents to embrace the wonders of the ocean.
Planning permission has been granted for 48 new bungalows on the site of the former North Bransholme school and fitness centre, marking a significant step in local housing development.
Local businesses and tourism boards are embracing the legacy of renowned artist David Hockney, aiming to boost tourism in the Wolds and celebrate the beauty that inspired his work.
Residents of Princes Avenue in Hessle are expressing their frustration over parking restrictions that hinder their ability to park near their homes. The situation has escalated, with one resident even receiving a fine for obstructing her own driveway.
Hull FC forward Will Kirby has been sidelined for an extended period due to a serious anterior cruciate ligament injury, raising concerns for both the player and the club as they navigate the upcoming season.
In light of recent tragic incidents in local waters, Hull councillors are exploring the revival of the former lido in East Park as a potential solution to enhance water safety and provide a recreational space for families.
Martin Mansell, a Hull-based holiday firm owner, is gearing up for a monumental challenge as he attempts to set a world record for cycling the perimeter of England. His journey is the culmination of three years of fundraising efforts and aims to inspire the East Yorkshire community.
As soaring temperatures grip East Yorkshire, the RSPCA is calling on dog owners to prioritize their pets' safety by keeping them indoors during extreme heat. This advice aims to prevent the potentially fatal consequences of heatstroke.
As Armed Forces Weekend approaches, Stagecoach East Midlands is showing its appreciation for local military personnel, veterans, and cadets by offering free travel to various events across Hull. This initiative aims to honor those who serve and have served in the armed forces.
Art lovers in East Yorkshire can immerse themselves in the beauty of Claude Monet's work with the exhibition of 'The Petit Bras of the Seine at Argenteuil' at the Ferens Art Gallery. This iconic piece is part of a broader exhibition titled 'Monet: Inspiring the Senses,' running until the end of the month.
Hull City Council has announced plans for significant improvements to two crucial junctions on Holderness Road, aiming to enhance road safety and traffic flow for East Yorkshire residents.
A local farmer is rallying the community to help save a quaint church nestled in her farmyard, as she seeks funds to replace its deteriorating roof. This unique landmark holds historical significance for the residents of East Yorkshire.
BestEY is set to undergo a significant revamp as it prepares to attract more community members and enhance user experience. New logos and website designs are on the horizon, with a focus on engaging local residents.
The HEY Endo Support Group has launched its first in-person support initiative, known as the 'Cramp Camp,' to provide much-needed assistance to those affected by endometriosis in East Yorkshire.
Radoslaw Golec has been sentenced to prison after admitting to producing and distributing ecstasy and amphetamine tablets from a residential property in Hull, raising concerns about drug-related crime in the community.
With an amber weather warning in effect, the RSPCA is urging pet owners in East Yorkshire to take essential precautions to protect their animals from the intense heat expected this week.
Emily Joy, a talented young garden designer from Beverley, is making waves in the local community with her innovative designs and a growing online following. Her business expansion promises to bring fresh landscapes and new opportunities to East Yorkshire residents.
After months of isolation, 70-year-old Bob McKenna found renewed purpose and happiness at Alexandra Court care home through simple DIY projects, showcasing the importance of tailored care for residents with dementia.
A remarkable piece of history, a World War II fire extinguisher that survived a bomb blast in Bridlington, highlights the resilience of the Home Front during wartime. This ‘time capsule’ serves as a poignant reminder of the everyday heroes who contributed to the community's strength.
Residents at two East Yorkshire care homes joined forces with local young people to celebrate the World Cup, showcasing the power of community and sport in bringing generations together.
East Yorkshire residents are challenged to recall significant local news events from the past week while engaging with their community. Test your knowledge and stay informed about happenings in our region.
Dr. Ahmed Al-Mansoori, a cardiologist at Humber Health Partnership, has been named the UK's best trainer of heart specialists, highlighting the vital role of mentorship in healthcare. His dedication to nurturing the next generation of cardiologists is a testament to the compassionate care offered in East Yorkshire.
The Hull Animal Welfare Trust has launched a new mobile veterinary service, bringing essential pet care directly to the homes of East Yorkshire residents. This initiative aims to improve access to veterinary services for pet owners across the region.
Hull Trains has been recognized for its exceptional service, topping national passenger satisfaction ratings. This achievement reflects the operator's commitment to enhancing travel experiences for East Yorkshire residents.
Phil Earle, a Hull-born author now residing in Hebden Bridge, has been awarded the prestigious Children's Fiction category in the Indie Book Awards 2026 for his delightful book 'Finn's Epic Fail', celebrating creativity and resilience in young readers.
The Ennerdale Leisure Centre swimming pool will remain closed until early next year due to unexpected maintenance issues, leaving local residents seeking alternatives for aquatic activities.
Karl Bushby, a 57-year-old Hull man, faces an unexpected hurdle in his 27-year trek around the world after being denied entry to the Channel Tunnel, just miles away from completing his remarkable journey. This setback has captured the attention of the local community, highlighting the challenges faced by those pursuing extraordinary adventures.
Pippa Barnes, a dedicated nurse in Hull, has retired after over four decades of transforming the haemophilia service, leaving behind a legacy of compassion and innovation.
The prestigious Tour of Britain will roll through East Yorkshire in 2026, featuring a thrilling leg from Hull to Beverley, promising to showcase the region's beauty and boost local tourism.
The parents of a young boy diagnosed with Krabbe Leukodystrophy are committed to creating a joyful and fulfilling life for their son despite the challenges of his rare condition. Their story is one of resilience and community support in East Yorkshire.
In a recent operation, local police seized nearly 50 illegally used e-scooters and bikes, urging East Yorkshire residents to reconsider their purchase of these vehicles for road use.
A local mother is seeking support for her son, Louis Benson, who remains in a coma following a tragic brain bleed while on holiday in Zante. The incident has sparked an outpouring of community support as they grapple with this devastating situation.
In a thrilling bout that showcased his skill and determination, Hull's Saul Matchett emerged victorious in New York, winning the International Belt at 154lbs against Josh Marquez. The unanimous decision marks a significant milestone for the local boxer and the East Yorkshire boxing community.
A Hull man has been charged with attempted murder following a violent incident early Monday morning that has left the local community shaken.
An East Yorkshire resident has hit the jackpot in The School Lottery, winning £25,000 and providing a significant boost to local educational initiatives. This win highlights the growing popularity of school lotteries as a fundraising tool in the community.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's recent announcement to ban social media access for those under 16 has sparked discussions across East Yorkshire about the impact on youth and digital safety.
P&O Ferries has launched a new 'sleep lounge' for passengers traveling overnight from Hull to Rotterdam, providing a comfortable and affordable option for those looking to rest during their journey.
The resurgence of chess among children in East Yorkshire is proving to be more than just a pastime; it's a powerful tool for developing problem-solving skills, fostering friendships, and boosting confidence.
Allan Rayson and Martin Fiedziukignicz from East Yorkshire are gearing up for an incredible eight-hour diving challenge to support the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), with the backing of fellow members from the Saxon Divers group.
A century-old voyage by the research ship William Scoresby from Hull has resurfaced as a crucial element in understanding El Niño, highlighting the city's historical contribution to climate science.
In light of recent tragic incidents resulting in over 15 fatalities, East Riding of Yorkshire Council emphasizes the critical need for families to understand safety measures to protect themselves and their loved ones.
Catherine Sykes, vice principal of Hull College, has been recognised in the King's Birthday Honours for her pivotal role in steering the institution out of government intervention, marking a significant achievement for education in East Yorkshire.
Residents of Hull and East Yorkshire should prepare for significant road closures in the city centre and surrounding areas, affecting travel plans and local access. These changes aim to improve infrastructure but may cause temporary disruptions.
Local developers are engaging the community with a series of information events this June regarding a new solar farm project near Beverley, aimed at boosting renewable energy in East Yorkshire.
Hull's city centre is poised for an exciting transformation, signaling the start of a series of revitalization projects that promise to enhance the urban landscape and boost local economy.
A man from East Yorkshire has been jailed after grooming a young girl with gifts and money, highlighting ongoing concerns about child exploitation in the region.
An East Yorkshire man has received a two-year ban on animal ownership following the distressing case of his shar pei, which suffered from a severe skin condition and had to be euthanized. This incident raises concerns about pet care standards in the region.
A pioneering electric kiln, the first of its kind in the world, is set to begin construction in East Yorkshire, promising significant job creation and environmental benefits for the local community.
A collection of personal letters written by Hull's own William Wilberforce, the renowned abolitionist, will soon be auctioned, offering locals a unique glimpse into the mind of a key figure in the fight against slavery.
Beverley FM offers local businesses a chance to reach their audience through targeted advertising, enhancing community connections and boosting local engagement.
Little Astronauts in Hull has been recognised as the Best Indoor Play Centre in the UK for its size category, bringing pride to the local community and providing a fantastic space for families.
Residents of East Yorkshire could soon benefit from a new £40 million park and ride facility, which aims to ease congestion and enhance public transport options in the area.
The long-awaited demolition of the Boothferry flats in Hull has commenced, marking a significant step towards revitalizing the community with new affordable housing options.
A seasoned burglar has been apprehended after a series of break-ins at an Asda warehouse in East Yorkshire, taking an array of items including chocolate spread and vacuum cleaners. Local residents are left questioning the security of their community.
The maternity unit in Hull is set to receive a £100,000 boost aimed at enhancing the experience for patients and families, particularly in its triage area where sensitive news is delivered.
H&T Pawnbrokers is expanding its footprint with a new store in Hull, adding to its network of over 290 locations across the UK. This new venture promises to provide residents with accessible financial services right in the heart of the city.
BestEY is excited to announce that Sam Segarra Boyle will be taking over the social media management for the next three months, aiming to boost community interaction and product awareness.
The Beverley Male Voice Choir has received a prestigious invitation to perform alongside the renowned Pendyrus Male Choir in South Wales, marking a significant milestone for the East Yorkshire community.
After five years and a £20 million renovation, Hull's museum is gearing up to unveil a stunning collection of whalebone art this August, promising a fresh cultural experience for East Yorkshire residents.
Oak Tree Fields in East Yorkshire has recently been recognized for its innovative approach in providing nature-based activities for adults with support needs, allowing them to engage as 'co-farmers' and fostering community spirit.
Yorkshire captain Jonny Bairstow is looking to lead his team to victory against Warwickshire in an upcoming County Championship match at Scarborough, eager to bounce back from a previous heavy defeat.
The Hull Centre for the Deaf marks its 100th anniversary this year, reflecting a century of support and community for the deaf and hard-of-hearing residents of East Yorkshire.
This week, East Yorkshire residents can delight in the heartwarming stories of five rescued hoglets, the generous boost to local charities, and the unique benefits of the unseasonably warm weather.
A stunning country estate near Beverley is now on the market for £2 million, offering potential buyers not only acres of land but also exclusive access to a nearby polo club. However, the property is in need of significant refurbishment to restore it to its former glory.
Residents of East Yorkshire can now experience the calming effects of floating sound baths at Beverley Road Baths, offering a unique way to unwind and rejuvenate amidst the stresses of modern life.
Join us as we recap some of the major news stories from across Yorkshire this week, challenging local residents to see how much they remember about the happenings that shape our community.
The East Yorkshire community is mourning the loss of a remarkable Hull mother who bravely fought kidney disease through four transplants, leaving behind a legacy of strength and resilience.
A recent incident involving a drug dealer hiding cocaine in a police car has raised concerns about the ongoing drug problems in East Yorkshire. The discovery was made during a routine cleaning of the vehicle, prompting discussions on community safety and drug enforcement.
Harley's Angels Hull is urgently seeking funds to support its growing number of rescued cats and kittens, as local animal welfare faces unprecedented challenges in East Yorkshire.
A dedicated team of volunteers known as the Street Angels is transforming Hull's nightlife by providing safety and support to those in need during the weekends.
Luke Campbell, Hull's acclaimed boxer, champions a new growth initiative aimed at transforming Hull and East Yorkshire. He believes the plan is not only ambitious but entirely achievable for the community.
Aspiring artists from East Yorkshire are encouraged to submit their work for a chance to be featured in a special exhibition at the Ferens Art Gallery in Hull, showcasing the creativity and talent of the region’s youth.
Residents of East Yorkshire can now earn shopping vouchers by walking, cycling, or using public transport, thanks to a new incentive app aimed at promoting sustainable travel.
Dredging operations are set to commence in Hull to facilitate the movement of the historic Arctic Corsair trawler to its new location, marking an important step in preserving East Yorkshire's maritime heritage.
The Deep in Hull is set to launch new sign language displays for over 80 marine animals, making the aquarium more accessible for deaf visitors and enriching their experience.
Donna Jobling, a Hull resident, is sharing her harrowing experience after contracting Legionnaires' disease while on holiday in Crete last June. Her struggle highlights the potential risks faced by travelers from East Yorkshire and the importance of awareness around this serious illness.
Plans to close the elderly ward in Bridlington are set to be reviewed, sparking concerns among local residents and health advocates about the impact on vulnerable seniors in the area.
The beloved Big Malarkey Festival is back, promising a weekend of creativity and inspiration as authors, artists, and musicians converge at East Park in Hull for children's entertainment and engagement.
An £11.7 million programme has been launched to support job seekers across East Yorkshire, with a focus on providing tailored assistance and resources to help residents secure employment.
The East Yorkshire rugby league community is mourning the loss of John Kear, a beloved coach and mentor who passed away at the age of 71. His passion for the sport and dedication to nurturing local talent have left an indelible mark on the region.
A beloved East Yorkshire tradition is merging with charity this weekend as a local fish and chips shop hosts a special event to raise funds for community initiatives. Larger donations could unlock exciting prizes throughout the day.
The rugby league community is in mourning as former Hull FC coach John Kear passes away at the age of 71, leaving behind a legacy that has profoundly impacted East Yorkshire.
The New Clarence, Hull’s first community-owned pub, is set to enhance its offerings with a new function room, inviting local residents to invest through a share offer.
Residents of Hull and East Yorkshire should be aware of a new speed enforcement campaign taking place from June 1 to June 7. Local authorities are ramping up efforts to improve road safety across the region.
Residents of Hull and East Yorkshire should prepare for upcoming road closures and changes in local licensing, impacting daily commutes and local businesses.
Residents of East Yorkshire should prepare for several roadworks in Hull, including significant roundabout improvements, a bridge closure, and maintenance at local level crossings, all aimed at enhancing transport infrastructure.
Eeva Kukkonen, a skilled art restorer based in East Yorkshire, is transforming the region's stately homes, museums, and galleries by restoring valuable paintings to their original splendour. Her work not only preserves art but also enriches the cultural heritage of the area.
Put your knowledge of local affairs to the test with our weekly quiz, highlighting key events from East Yorkshire over the past week.
Yorkshire's T20 Blast campaign is off to a stellar start, with head coach Anthony McGrath praising the impact of seasoned players in the squad. This strategy, dubbed the 'Dad's Army' approach, is resonating well with local fans.
Humberside Police have intensified efforts to combat the misuse of e-scooters across East Yorkshire, urging residents to reconsider their purchase and use amid safety concerns and legal issues.
East Yorkshire’s rugby league fans are gearing up for an exhilarating Challenge Cup final as Wigan Warriors and Hull KR face off in what’s being dubbed the 'unofficial World Club Challenge'.
As temperatures rise and East Yorkshire residents flock to rivers and lakes to cool off, it’s crucial to understand the hidden dangers lurking in these waters. Tragically, water-related incidents often spike during heatwaves, reminding us of the importance of safety.
The revitalised Queen's Gardens in Hull will officially reopen this week, marking the completion of a £21 million redevelopment project aimed at enhancing community space and local biodiversity.
Residents of Goole and surrounding areas can look forward to a newly revamped leisure centre this autumn, featuring a state-of-the-art gym, swimming pool, and family-friendly amenities including a bowling alley and soft play area.
Natasha Sones has completed an inspiring coast-to-coast paddleboard challenge, showcasing the stunning landscapes of England and encouraging East Yorkshire residents to explore their own local waterways.
As Carers Week 2026 approaches, efforts are ramping up in East Yorkshire to cultivate communities that support and value the vital work of caregivers. This year's theme emphasizes the importance of building carer-friendly environments throughout the region.
A local woman has been sentenced after being found guilty of fraudulently claiming more than £50,000 in benefits, raising concerns about the impact of such fraud on community resources.
A woman from East Riding has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for defrauding the benefits system out of over £51,000. The case highlights the importance of financial integrity in the community.
A local rugby player has been placed on the sex offenders register after a disturbing incident in a Hull bar, raising concerns about safety in the community. The victim described the attack as leaving her feeling 'confused' and 'humiliated'.
With nearly 70 hearing dog partnerships in Yorkshire and a waiting list of 35, the transformative effects of these canine companions are felt deeply by those in the community who rely on them.
The upcoming Puffin Festival at Flamborough promises a range of engaging activities aimed at spotlighting the region's rich seabird life, including guided walks and boat trips.
A 65-year-old woman lost her life in a collision involving two motorbikes on the A166 near Fridaythorpe, prompting police to seek witnesses to the incident.
A cyclist has tragically lost their life following a collision on a busy East Yorkshire road, prompting police to seek witnesses as the community grapples with safety issues for road users.
Hull City fans are in for a treat as the club announces an open-top bus parade to celebrate their return to the Premier League, inviting the entire community to join in the festivities.
This week, East Yorkshire is buzzing with positivity as local students make waves in sustainability, a quirky festival draws crowds, and a beloved celebrity makes a surprise appearance.
In East Yorkshire, a unique crime-fighting partnership is making a significant impact on community safety. Humberside Police's PC Dan Silcock and his loyal police dog, Riggs, are dedicated to protecting residents and fostering a sense of security.
Local residents Gillian and Wendy, both former smokers, are praising the recent Tobacco and Vapes Bill as a significant step forward in improving community health and reducing smoking rates across East Yorkshire.
As Hull City prepares for their crucial play-off final at Wembley, club legend Ken Wagstaff shares his heartfelt message to the team and fans, urging them to give their all for the city and its supporters.
Think you know what's been happening in Yorkshire this past week? Join us as we recap the key stories that have made headlines across the region, from local events to community achievements.
DadFest 2026 brought families together for a memorable weekend of adventure and connection at South Cliff Holiday Park in Bridlington, showcasing outdoor activities and community spirit.
Residents in Hull are bracing for an unseasonably warm May, with temperatures expected to reach 33C, potentially making it the hottest May day in the UK since 2012. This sudden shift in weather promises a summer-like atmosphere across East Yorkshire.
Humberside Police's recent crackdown, dubbed Operation Spotlight, has resulted in 68 arrests and over 340 traffic offence reports, highlighting ongoing concerns about road safety in East Yorkshire. The operation particularly targeted seatbelt violations, with 146 reports issued.
As Hull City gears up for another season, fans are being invited to reminisce about the club's past successes with a quiz on the last play-off final XI. How well do you remember the Tigers' journey to the Premier League?
The recent closure of a local dementia day centre has left families in East Yorkshire grappling with the emotional and logistical challenges of caring for loved ones. The manager expressed her deep sadness over the impact this decision will have on the community.
This June, Flamborough will come alive with quirky wildlife displays, including a gorilla in a skirt and a puffin in yellow boots, inviting residents and visitors to engage with art and nature.
The Humber Freeport has launched an Investment Prospectus aimed at unlocking £3 billion in developments and creating up to 5,000 jobs in the region, promising a significant boost for East Yorkshire residents.
Residents of East Yorkshire will have the opportunity to explore a variety of career options in the healthcare sector at the upcoming Care Career Fairs in Beverley and Goole this June.
Amazon's new initiative at its Melton fulfilment centre aims to equip local young people with essential skills through a year-long supported internship programme, fostering future employment opportunities.
Hull City fans are in for a thrilling day as the kick-off time for the play-off final against Middlesbrough has been changed, creating a buzz of excitement in the city as they vie for a place in the Premier League.
A group of veterans from East Yorkshire is undertaking an extraordinary challenge to shine a light on mental health issues within the armed forces community, promoting recovery and encouraging open conversations.
Amazon has launched a supported internships program aimed at helping young individuals in the East Riding gain valuable work experience and skills necessary for the job market.
A heartfelt remembrance service will take place on Hessle Road to honor the legacy of local women who fought for social justice, with floral tributes laid on their benches as a symbol of gratitude and recognition.
After nearly five decades of dedicated service, John Pickering, headkeeper at Sewerby Zoo, was recognized at a prestigious Royal Garden Party, celebrating his remarkable contributions to animal care and conservation in East Yorkshire.
The East Riding fostering recruitment team is actively looking for compassionate individuals to provide loving homes for children in need. This initiative aims to increase the number of foster carers in the region.
Olympic boxer Luke Campbell has joined forces with Great North leaders to launch an ambitious multibillion-pound investment plan aimed at enhancing key local projects and boosting the economy in East Yorkshire.
A newly opened bereavement suite at Hull Women and Children’s Hospital, designed with input from bereaved parents, aims to provide a compassionate space for families facing the unimaginable loss of a child.
Sewerby Hall is set to welcome families for a week of activities during the half-term break, offering an array of engaging events that promise fun for all ages.
The University of Hull is set to introduce new bite-sized courses aimed at equipping East Yorkshire residents with essential skills to meet local workforce demands.
This week, East Yorkshire residents can celebrate the heartwarming retirement of a beloved referee, the rescue of a dog finding its forever home, and the local film industry's remarkable success at the BAFTAs.
As the community of East Yorkshire mourns the loss of several beloved residents, heartfelt tributes and funeral announcements remind us of the importance of coming together in times of grief.
Hull's distinctive cream phone boxes, a charming feature of the city, have garnered attention recently with a special tribute to actor Rob Aramayo. This article explores the history behind their unique color and the cultural significance they hold for local residents.
The Swiss Cottage, a beloved Hornsea restaurant known for its nostalgic charm and exceptional customer reviews, is now on the market. With its unique atmosphere and loyal patronage, the sale presents a significant opportunity for local entrepreneurs.
As Hull City prepares to face Southampton in the Championship play-off final on May 23 at Wembley, local legend Sir Tom Courtenay has encouraged the team to play with pride and passion, rallying East Yorkshire fans ahead of this pivotal match.
Put your local knowledge to the test with our weekly quiz that highlights the most significant news from East Yorkshire. How well do you remember what’s been happening in your community?
Councillor Linda Johnson has been elected as the new Chairman of the East Riding of Yorkshire Council, succeeding Councillor Richard Burton. Her election marks a new chapter in local leadership focused on community engagement and service improvement.
Five beaches in the East Riding have been recognized for their exceptional quality, cleanliness, and facilities, securing prestigious Blue Flags and Seaside Awards for 2026.
Aspiring midwives in East Yorkshire have a unique opportunity to delve into the world of midwifery at the upcoming Springboard to Midwifery event in Hull, offering insights and guidance for those considering this fulfilling career path.
A consultation has been launched to gather public opinions on the regulation of Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs) in Goole, focusing on community safety and housing standards.
Lidl has introduced a new pilot scheme allowing customers to collect surplus food for free at select locations, encouraging community sharing and reducing food waste.
Lidl's Driffield store is stepping up to combat food waste by offering surplus food to the community at no cost, providing support for those in need while promoting sustainability.
A Hull-based charity is celebrating ten years of providing crucial support for brain injury survivors, marking a decade of resilience and community spirit. Founder Paul Spence reflects on the impact made and looks forward to the future.
A farm near Bainton is set to transform into a wellness hub with the approval of a hot yoga studio and two padel courts, promising to enhance local fitness options.
RSPB Bempton Cliffs has achieved record visitor numbers in 2025, thanks to strategic marketing support from Invest East Yorkshire, enhancing its appeal as a year-round tourist destination.
Yorkshire Cricket has secured the services of Pakistan's Faheem Ashraf to fill the gap left by the injured Will Sutherland, promising an exciting season ahead for local fans.
The prestigious Chairman's Awards for 2026 have been announced, recognizing outstanding contributions in various fields within East Yorkshire. The winners exemplify commitment and excellence, making a positive impact in the community.
Ben and Nathan, a couple from Hull, share their struggles after relocating to a quaint French village, highlighting the challenges of adjusting to life abroad amidst financial constraints.
A notorious Hull murderer has requested a whole-life sentence after expressing concerns over his treatment in prison, highlighting challenges faced by inmates and the implications for public safety in East Yorkshire.
Calls for leadership change are intensifying in Hull as local politicians urge Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to step down amid mounting pressure. The city's Labour group leader echoes these sentiments, highlighting the need for accountability in government.
The Youth Justice Service in East Riding has received national recognition during a visit from the Interim Chair of the Youth Justice Board, highlighting its exemplary work in supporting young people.
East Yorkshire's libraries are gearing up for a vibrant May filled with activities, workshops, and initiatives designed to engage the community and promote literacy.
A local designer from East Yorkshire is grieving the misuse of her daughter's photo on an online marketplace, highlighting the urgent issue of digital theft and its impact on creatives in the community.
Plans for a new 500MW solar farm have been unveiled, comprising four different sites near Market Weighton, promising to significantly boost renewable energy in East Yorkshire.
The newly launched ‘Goole 26’ poetry competition is calling for submissions from writers across East Yorkshire, offering a platform to showcase local talent and creativity.
A recent report highlights significant staff shortages at the East Yorkshire prison, impacting key services and raising concerns among local residents. While assaults on staff have decreased, the overall implications of these shortages continue to affect the facility and its surrounding community.
The Humber region is bracing for significant job losses amid rising costs of living, with East Yorkshire residents particularly vulnerable to the impacts of the economic downturn.
As Mental Health Awareness Week approaches, East Yorkshire is gearing up to promote mental well-being and tackle stigma surrounding mental health issues. Local initiatives aim to engage the community in meaningful conversations and activities.
Hull's hospitals will no longer issue prescriptions for over-the-counter medications, a decision aimed at prioritizing NHS resources. This change raises concerns about patient access to essential health products in East Yorkshire.
An open-door event in Hull aims to encourage residents to discuss bowel health and raise awareness about bowel diseases, helping to eliminate stigma surrounding these often-taboo topics.
Sewerby Hall and Gardens has been honored with the Travellers' Choice award, highlighting its status as a top destination for visitors in East Yorkshire. This accolade reflects the site's commitment to providing an exceptional experience for all who visit.
This week, East Yorkshire residents can enjoy uplifting stories featuring a runaway terrier, a dedicated football fan, and a talented knitter crafting blankets for newborns, showcasing the community spirit that thrives in our region.
Residents of East Yorkshire should brace for upcoming road closures as Hull prepares for the transformative East Bank Urban Village project, which promises to reshape the area’s landscape and community.
Speed enforcement measures will be in place across Hull and East Yorkshire from May 11-17, reminding local drivers to adhere to speed limits for the safety of all road users.
A major drug trafficking operation has been dismantled by law enforcement in East Yorkshire, following a concerning rise in overdoses and fatalities linked to dangerous substances. The crackdown aims to protect the community and prevent further tragedies.
Put your Yorkshire news knowledge to the test with our weekly quiz, highlighting key events from the past seven days that impact our local communities in East Yorkshire.
Bempton Cliffs, a renowned nature reserve on the East Yorkshire coast, has witnessed an exciting trend as more Gen Z birdwatchers flock to its stunning cliffs, bringing new energy and enthusiasm to the hobby.
Hull City manager Sergej Jakirovic has expressed immense pride in guiding the team to the Championship play-offs, likening the achievement to winning the league. This milestone has sparked excitement among fans and the local community.
The Humber Bridge is currently closed in both directions following a vehicle fire, prompting local authorities to advise drivers to find alternative routes. This incident is expected to cause significant disruptions for East Yorkshire residents.
Emergency services have managed to partially reopen the Humber Bridge following a significant bus fire that disrupted traffic. Humberside Police are advising drivers to seek alternative routes as investigations continue.
Polls have opened across Hull as local residents head to the ballot box to vote for their city council representatives. With 101 candidates vying for positions in 19 wards, East Yorkshire's political landscape is set to see significant changes.
East Riding Councillor Paul West champions a new initiative to equip bin lorries with portable defibrillators, aiming to enhance emergency response throughout the region. This innovative scheme seeks to save lives by ensuring immediate access to life-saving equipment in critical moments.
Krakka, a spirited terrier from Shiptonthorpe, has been reunited with her owner after a nerve-wracking two-day rescue mission. Glynis Elgey feared the worst but is overjoyed to have her beloved pet back home.
The East Riding of Yorkshire is set to become more hedgehog-friendly with the introduction of 'Hedgehog Highways' designed to help these vulnerable creatures navigate urban areas safely.
As residents prepare to vote on May 7, candidates for Avenue Ward are outlining their priorities and plans for local issues, from housing to community services.
As families across East Yorkshire come to terms with their losses, we take a moment to reflect on the recent death notices and funeral announcements that highlight the deep connections within our community.
After losing his twin brother Joe in a tragic accident, 19-year-old Josh Shannon from Beverley has dedicated his life to serving in the lifeboat community, aiming to help others in need and honor his brother's memory.
This weekend, East Yorkshire residents are invited to join a unique pilgrimage to Spurn Point, honoring Wilgils, a hermit who once lived on the rugged coastline, as part of a community effort to reclaim his legacy.
A local man living with Motor Neurone Disease is spearheading a 10k run and family fun day to raise funds and awareness for the condition, inviting the community to come together for a cause close to their hearts.
Local police have declared their determination to dismantle drug operations in Hull, emphasizing the city's safety for residents despite challenges from organized crime.
Beverley Minster is eagerly anticipating the arrival of Peregrine Falcon chicks this summer, as a pair has chosen to nest in its iconic tower, bringing excitement to local birdwatchers and residents alike.
Residents of Hull and East Riding can look forward to a range of new developments, including a children's home, a 125-metre wind turbine, and new padel courts in Beverley, as local planning initiatives aim to enhance community facilities and promote sustainability.
Hull City Council confirms that the much-anticipated refurbishment of Pickering Park's swimming pool is on track for a summer opening, promising a refreshing retreat for local families this season.
This week, East Yorkshire residents can take heart from uplifting tales of wildlife conservation, community gardening projects, and the revival of unique languages. These stories showcase the spirit of kindness and creativity thriving in our region.
From May 4 to May 10, speed enforcement cameras will be in operation across Hull and East Yorkshire, urging drivers to adhere to speed limits and enhance road safety in the region.
Lilli Hales, a 21-year-old from East Yorkshire, shares her inspiring journey through cancer treatment, highlighting the power of positivity and resilience as she celebrates being cancer-free.
The much-anticipated DadFest is set to take place at South Cliff Holiday Park in Bridlington from May 15 to 17, offering a variety of engaging activities for dads and their children.
Local comedy star Lucy Beaumont is set to bring her unique charm to BBC’s Saturday Kitchen this weekend, alongside her famous co-star mother. East Yorkshire fans are excited to see their beloved comedian in a new light.
As the centenary of the 1926 General Strike approaches, historians and local residents reflect on how those pivotal nine days shaped the landscape of labor rights and community resilience in East Yorkshire.
How well do you keep up with the latest happenings in Yorkshire? Dive into this week's news roundup and see how much you remember from the last seven days.
Fans of the Star Wars franchise will have a unique opportunity to explore a fascinating exhibition of toys at Beverley Art Gallery, showcasing memorabilia that has delighted collectors and enthusiasts for decades.
A new exhibition titled 'Goole 200: A History of Goole in 200 Objects' is set to open at Goole Museum, offering residents an immersive look into the town's rich history through a curated selection of artifacts.
The East Riding Museums initiative continues to evolve, with new exhibitions and educational programs set to enrich the community's cultural landscape this summer.
The We Walk For Yorkshire campaign kicks off in Hull, with participants set to cover 35,000 miles to raise funds and awareness for cancer support throughout the region.
A multi-million pound project to enhance two key roundabouts in Hull is underway, bringing both improvements and a ten-week road closure that will impact local drivers and residents.
East Yorkshire is welcoming the launch of Family Hubs aimed at providing vital support to children and their families, ensuring every child has the best start in life.
Two talented authors from Beverley, Jeevani Charika and Alexandra Weston, have captured the spotlight by securing nominations for prestigious national romance awards. Their success highlights the vibrant literary community in East Yorkshire.
A Hull couple has shed a remarkable 16 stone together, inspiring local residents with their commitment to healthier living and community support. Their journey highlights the importance of balance and sustainable eating habits.
Paul Leighton from South Cave is on a mission to raise awareness and funds for prostate cancer after being diagnosed with the disease despite showing no obvious symptoms. His story serves as a crucial reminder for East Yorkshire residents to prioritize their health.
Sewerby Hall and Gardens will host an exciting Medieval Re-enactment Weekend this May, inviting local families and history enthusiasts to experience life in the Middle Ages.
Two vibrant murals have been unveiled in Bridlington as part of a £125,000 regeneration initiative, celebrating the town's rich history and local wildlife.
A second fire in just four months has engulfed the derelict Balmoral Hotel in Bridlington, raising concerns about safety in the area and the future of the site.
Emma Garner, a local businesswoman, has transformed her passion for pets into a lucrative venture, earning five times her previous salary by tackling an often-overlooked aspect of dog ownership: waste management.
Ryan Storey, a 28-year-old from East Yorkshire, shares his journey after being diagnosed with Burkitt's lymphoma just months before the birth of his first child. His story highlights the importance of early detection and community support during challenging times.
A suspected cyber attack has taken down the website of a local MP, overwhelming it with millions of requests and redirecting users to gambling sites. This incident highlights growing cybersecurity concerns for both public officials and East Yorkshire residents.
Tom Radford, a passionate Marvel fan from East Yorkshire, has made headlines after breaking the record for the most superhero tattoos, showcasing 63 vibrant designs across his body.
A 73-year-old retiree from East Yorkshire is raising concerns about the dwindling support for caregivers as he juggles the responsibilities of caring for his wife and daughter. His story highlights the urgent need for improved financial and practical assistance for local families in similar situations.
Residents and visitors to East Yorkshire can now benefit from new self-service cycle repair stations installed at several leisure centres, promoting cycling as a sustainable mode of transport.
South Cliff Holiday Park and Sewerby Hall Cottages have officially become members of the Bridlington Tourist Association, enhancing tourism in the area and offering new benefits to visitors.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has taken action to close a Beverley property following numerous reports of anti-social behaviour, aiming to enhance community safety.
The soaring cost of fuel has raised concerns for the East Yorkshire Air Ambulance, which has seen fuel prices increase from 66p to £1.09 per litre since February, posing challenges for emergency services in the region.
Professor Chris Whitty visited the East Riding to engage with local health issues and discuss strategies for improving wellbeing in rural areas. His insights aim to address the unique challenges faced by these communities.
Two-year-old Ezra Fletcher is defying expectations as he navigates life with a rare illness, prompting his mother to advocate for genetic testing for expectant mothers in East Yorkshire.
As the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster approaches, East Yorkshire has played a vital role in providing respite for children affected by the fallout. Many of these children reflect on their transformative experiences during visits to the UK.
This week, East Yorkshire is buzzing with inspiring stories, from a young long-distance runner making waves to creative bug hotels sprouting up in gardens across the region. Plus, the harmonious sounds of an NHS choir are bringing the community together.
The story of Southfield House encapsulates Hornsea's evolution from a tranquil seaside town to a bustling holiday destination, reflecting broader changes in East Yorkshire's coastal communities.
Coin collectors and casual finders alike may be sitting on a small fortune, as experts reveal three rare £2 coins that could be worth over £1,000. Local residents in East Yorkshire are encouraged to check their pockets for these hidden treasures.
East Yorkshire resident Les Motherby, who has invested £40,000 in football kits, argues that classic England shirts offer better value than their modern counterparts, calling attention to the rising prices of new merchandise.
How well do you remember the headlines that shaped East Yorkshire this past week? Put your knowledge to the test with our local news quiz.
The East Yorkshire Local Food and Rural Tourism Network marked its 15th anniversary with a vibrant spring event, celebrating local produce and tourism initiatives that benefit the community.
A posthumous award has been bestowed upon the late Prof. Dumbor Ngaage for his groundbreaking contributions to cardiac surgery, significantly improving recovery times for patients at Hull's hospitals.
Efforts are underway to revive Doncaster Sheffield Airport, which closed in November 2022 due to financial challenges, providing a glimmer of hope for East Yorkshire residents seeking convenient air travel.
In a heartfelt tribute to his late wife, Pocklington resident Richard Williman completed a marathon dressed in full cricket kit, raising funds for the Ruth Strauss Foundation to support families affected by cancer.
Starting May 11, East Riding residents can collect free compost at various locations, promoting recycling and sustainable gardening practices across the region.
The Hedon Cash Hub is now operational for most banking services, providing vital support for local residents and businesses, although some issues remain to be resolved.
The leader of Hull City Council is requesting a meeting with the Health Secretary to address serious concerns about the Hull NHS Trust, which has been ranked the lowest in the country. This situation raises critical questions about the quality of healthcare services for residents in East Yorkshire.
A young man's descent into the world of drug dealing has unveiled the darker realities of addiction and violence in Hull. As the community grapples with the impact of drug-related crime, this story serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by vulnerable individuals.
Plans to close a vital community unit in Bridlington have drawn criticism from local residents, particularly from those who have relied on its services during challenging times. The decision raises concerns about the impact on healthcare accessibility in the area.
East Yorkshire marked Earth Day with a celebration of local environmental projects, highlighting community efforts to promote sustainability and protect the natural landscape.
Travel plans for East Yorkshire residents are set to be disrupted as a Spanish Ryanair airport shuts down for five weeks, coinciding with nationwide airport worker strikes. The closure raises concerns for holidaymakers and business travelers alike.
Hull City Council has unveiled several new initiatives aimed at enhancing community engagement and services for residents across East Yorkshire, inviting public participation and feedback.
The annual Pint of Science festival returns to Hull, inviting residents to explore the wonders of science through a series of engaging talks and activities over three days. This year's lineup features local experts eager to share their insights and discoveries.
The filming of the Bollywood crime drama 'Dastaar' has injected a substantial £1.2 million into East Yorkshire’s economy, showcasing the region's potential as a prime filming location.
The Freedom Providers project, aimed at fostering micro-businesses in East Yorkshire, has received the prestigious Social and Community Impact Award from the National Enterprise Network, highlighting its positive influence on local communities.
Eva Outram, a former NHS project manager, has traded her £38,000 salary for a simpler life in a caravan on a farm, inspiring East Yorkshire residents to consider their own work-life balance.
A new youth brass band has been established in East Riding, offering local youngsters the chance to develop their musical talents and foster community spirit. The initiative aims to engage young people through music and performance.
In a shocking incident in Hull city centre, six individuals have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a serious assault that left one man critically injured. The community is left reeling as police continue their investigation.
Emergency services successfully winched a car to safety after it went over the edge of a cliff in Withernsea. The incident has raised concerns about safety along the coastal area.
Residents of East Yorkshire are facing potential challenges with new planning applications that include properties at risk of coastal erosion and the proposal for a new events pavilion.
The results from this year's RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch reveal the bird populations thriving in East Yorkshire gardens, providing vital insights into local wildlife health and trends.
A new £3.5 million investment aims to enhance road conditions across East Yorkshire, addressing the persistent issue of potholes that have plagued local drivers.
A local resident's unsettling experience has raised concerns about safety in East Yorkshire, after she discovered a man exposing himself outside her window in the early hours of the morning.
A Goole resident found himself in trouble with the law after a misguided attempt to escape the police led him down a dead-end street. The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding local crime and public safety in the area.
A talented young artist from Hull is making waves in the local art scene, showcasing his work in a prominent gallery. His art aims to resonate with viewers by reflecting their own experiences and stories.
Eleanor Tomlinson, a talented artist from East Yorkshire, has captured the hearts of viewers nationwide with her stunning sketch of Queen Elizabeth II featured on a special edition of BBC One's Antiques Roadshow, sparking pride in her local community.
An NHS choir in East Yorkshire has moved audiences by recording a choral version of the viral TikTok hit 'Somewhere in the Middle'. The powerful performance has resonated deeply with both members and the community.
In a significant engineering feat, the Beverley Bridge has been lifted from the River Hull, marking a pivotal moment for local infrastructure. Residents and officials alike are optimistic about the bridge's restoration and its implications for the community.
The iconic Weel Bridge, a landmark in Beverley since 1953, is currently undergoing significant repairs, with a crane removing parts of the structure to facilitate essential work.
A new support service for families experiencing baby loss has been established in Hull, believed to be the first of its kind in the UK. The initiative aims to provide a compassionate space for healing and connection among bereaved parents.
In a unique twist on retail, a Driffield clothing store swapped mannequins for real people to raise funds for local charities. This creative initiative not only drew shoppers in but also highlighted the spirit of community support in East Yorkshire.
Gary Cushnie, a resident of East Yorkshire, has received a five-figure compensation settlement from TUI after suffering from Legionnaires’ disease during his holiday in Cuba, prompting him to retire early due to ongoing health issues.
Three men have pleaded guilty to cannabis cultivation after being discovered in a house in East Yorkshire filled with over 200 cannabis plants, offering absurd excuses for their presence. The incident has raised concerns about drug-related activities in the local community.
A dramatic police pursuit in Hull ended with a banned driver being apprehended after reversing into a patrol car, all while driving on deflated tyres. The incident raises concerns about road safety and the dangers of reckless driving in East Yorkshire.
A charming mews house in Paull, boasting spectacular views across the Humber, is now up for sale, inviting offers over £179,950. This property presents a unique opportunity for East Yorkshire residents seeking a picturesque home.
Local campaigners have successfully halted the shooting of thousands of seabirds at Bempton Cliffs, preserving a vital natural habitat and ensuring the safety of these iconic species for East Yorkshire residents and visitors alike.
An altercation at a popular East Yorkshire pub turned dangerously violent when a woman nearly struck a man with a pint glass after an argument. This incident raises concerns about safety in local nightlife.
The decline of dedicated newsagents in East Yorkshire reflects a broader trend, with local businesses struggling to stay afloat amid changing consumer habits and digital competition. As the number of traditional newsagents has nearly halved since 2011, communities are now facing a significant loss of vital local services.
An overlooked minting error on £1 coins could turn everyday currency into a small fortune for East Yorkshire residents. Local collectors are on the lookout for these rare coins that could fetch up to £2,500.
Hull Central Library is poised for a significant £200,000 refurbishment, featuring a themed café, a sensory room, and quiet spaces tailored for adults with additional needs, promising to enhance its role as a community hub.
The historic vessel Spider T, marking its 100th anniversary, has a rich legacy tied to the evacuation of Hull's women and children during World War II, reminding East Yorkshire residents of their maritime heritage and resilience.
Residents in rural East Yorkshire are voicing their concerns over inadequate bus services that leave them feeling isolated. The combined authority is currently seeking input from the community on future transport options.
Gary Cushnie, a resident of East Yorkshire, has reached a settlement with Tui after claiming he contracted Legionnaires' disease during a stay at a hotel in Havana, Cuba. This case raises important health and safety concerns for local travelers.
A significant grant of £242,000 has been awarded to a Tudor mansion in East Yorkshire, aimed at restoring its distinctive cupolas, ensuring the preservation of the region's architectural heritage.
Yorkshire Water has committed to a £2.35 million payout to the Environment Agency to address pollution issues, promising improvements that will benefit East Yorkshire residents and protect local water sources.
East Yorkshire residents can look forward to a significant upgrade to their local library, with plans for a £450k refurbishment that promises to enhance community engagement and create new areas for children.
A couple's remarkable gift of £20,000 to the RSPCA Hull and East Riding is set to enhance the lives of feral cats across East Yorkshire, ensuring they receive vital care and support.
Goole Library is set to undergo an extensive £450,000 refurbishment, aimed at enhancing the facilities and services available to the local community.
The East Yorkshire community comes together to remember those who have recently passed, reflecting on their lives and the impact they had on the region.
Sixteen cultural venues across Yorkshire and the Humber, including several in East Yorkshire, are set to receive a significant share of an £11 million funding pot aimed at enhancing local arts and culture.
The renowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition will be making its return to Sewerby Hall and Gardens, showcasing breathtaking nature photography from around the globe starting May 9.
The Coyle family, well-known in the community for their fruit stall, expressed their devastation after a recent act of vandalism left their livelihood in disarray.
A Hull mother shares her struggles with debilitating symptoms that have forced her to plan every outing around access to restrooms, highlighting the often-overlooked aftermath of childbirth.
Residents of East Yorkshire must adjust their recycling habits as the Hornsea Recycling Centre will close for three months starting next month. Alternative sites in Driffield, Hessle, and Hornsea have been recommended for waste disposal during this period.
Jo Ince, a devoted Hull FC supporter for over 60 years, has had her dream of cheering on her beloved team fulfilled, showcasing the power of community spirit in East Yorkshire.
A former smoker from the East Riding is lending her voice to a regional initiative aimed at encouraging residents to quit smoking. Her story highlights the support available through local services in East Yorkshire.
Plans for new homes in Bridlington are making waves in the community, with several applications submitted that promise to shape the town's future. Residents are keenly observing how these developments will impact local infrastructure and amenities.
Starting Monday, significant roadworks on Freetown Way and George Street will impact traffic flow in Hull city centre, prompting local residents to prepare for delays and diversions.
Margaret of Beverley, a 12th-century figure, has emerged as an inspiring symbol of courage and resilience, having transformed from a pilgrim to a warrior during the Siege of Jerusalem. Her story resonates deeply with the East Yorkshire community, highlighting our region's historical connections to global events.
East Yorkshire is home to breathtaking landscapes and picturesque locations perfect for a day out. From the dramatic cliffs of Flamborough Head to the tranquil expanses of Beverley Westwood, local residents have a wealth of natural beauty right on their doorstep.
Coin enthusiasts are advising East Yorkshire residents to inspect their change for two rare £2 error coins, potentially worth over £1,000 each. These elusive coins could be hiding in your pocket or purse.
A public consultation aims to tackle ongoing traffic congestion in Calvert Lane, inviting East Yorkshire residents to voice their opinions and suggestions for improved traffic flow.
The disappearance of L/Cpl Ryan Rudd from Selby has sparked outrage among his family and the local community after a significant delay in reporting him missing. The incident has raised serious concerns about communication and response protocols in East Yorkshire.
Lee Freeman's near-fatal experience after mistaking severe pain for a food allergy serves as a wake-up call for East Yorkshire residents to recognize and respond to health emergencies more effectively.
Major roadworks are set to commence on Freetown Way and George Street in Hull, with plans to restore dual lanes on both sides of Freetown Way, aiming to enhance traffic flow and city accessibility.
A new community initiative in Beverley, known as 'Pride & Popcorn,' is set to create a welcoming environment for the LGBTQ+ community and their allies, with events designed to promote acceptance and understanding.
Lelley Fields Crematorium is hosting an engaging exhibition and workshop aimed at supporting local families in navigating bereavement and memorial planning.
Hull residents can look forward to a range of exciting activities this April, including a mobile planetarium, a returning farmers market, and crucial child car seat safety events.
Scunthorpe’s own Tai Woffinden shares his remarkable recovery journey following a life-threatening crash, inspiring local fans and setting his sights on a triumphant return to speedway racing.
East Yorkshire residents are in for a treat as the popular farmers' market makes its return to Trinity Square, featuring an array of stalls showcasing the best of locally sourced produce.
Yorkshire County Cricket Club has announced that off-spinner Dom Bess has committed to the club by extending his contract until the end of the 2028 season, promising excitement for cricket fans in East Yorkshire.
Local households are set to see a £200 cut in their energy bills, providing much-needed relief amid rising living costs. This initiative aims to support residents through the ongoing energy crisis.
Martial arts enthusiasts are in for a treat as the World Masters Championship prepares to take place in East Yorkshire, attracting top talent from around the globe to showcase their skills.
A new health initiative in East Yorkshire is raising awareness about the dangers of smoking, emphasizing that each cigarette can shorten a person's life by 20 minutes. Residents are encouraged to quit smoking and consider the long-term benefits of a smoke-free lifestyle.
A local campaigner is challenging Rathlin Energy's permission to conduct mini-fracking in East Yorkshire, citing environmental concerns and the potential impact on the community. Rathlin Energy defends its record of safe exploration practices.
The East Riding of Yorkshire Council has introduced monthly updates from its Improvement Board, designed to boost the quality and effectiveness of adult social care services in the region.
As families in East Yorkshire come to terms with their losses, we take a moment to reflect on the lives of those who have recently passed away. Our heartfelt condolences go out to all affected during this difficult time.
The eagerly anticipated Tulip Festival near Pocklington has transformed the landscape into a vibrant display of colour, promising a delightful day out for families and flower enthusiasts alike.
Paul Roberts, a resident of East Yorkshire, is on a mission to educate the community about Parkinson's disease after facing misjudgments due to his symptoms. His story highlights the need for greater awareness and understanding of this often-misunderstood condition.
The HEY Smile Foundation is spearheading a project to regenerate a well-known Hull building into a vibrant voluntary and community hub, set to enhance local support services and foster community spirit.
Charan Kaur Dhesi, a budding boxer from East Hull, aims to inspire young girls in East Yorkshire to pursue sports. After being motivated by her brothers, she hopes to pave the way for more female athletes in the community.
Residents of Hull and the East Riding can expect new housing projects as planning applications are submitted to address the growing demand for homes in the area. This could significantly reshape local communities and provide opportunities for new residents.
A Hull teenager has been sentenced after being caught with drugs and a knife, highlighting ongoing concerns about youth crime in East Yorkshire.
A local veterinarian is speaking out against the pressure pet owners may feel from social media to be present during their pet's last moments, advocating for a more compassionate and personal approach to end-of-life decisions.
From endearing love stories inspired by Viking heritage to the creation of new butterfly habitats, East Yorkshire has seen a wave of uplifting news that is sure to bring smiles to local residents.
The Humber Bridge is facing significant traffic disruption this morning after a southbound closure due to an incident. Local commuters are advised to seek alternative routes as investigations continue.
As women continue to be underrepresented in IT and programming roles, local voices in East Yorkshire are advocating for a more inclusive tech landscape that supports and empowers female talent.
A moped rider has sustained serious injuries following a crash on the B1249 in Langtoft, prompting a police appeal for information from the public to aid in the investigation.
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Residents of a tranquil East Yorkshire village were left shaken after a banned driver sped through their streets at alarming speeds, allegedly out of boredom. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about road safety in rural communities.
Plans for a new city centre apartment block close to Hull New Theatre have been turned down by local councillors, sparking mixed reactions from residents and stakeholders.
In East Yorkshire, gyms are becoming social hubs for young adults, mirroring the role of pubs in previous generations. This shift highlights a growing trend of fitness enthusiasts prioritizing health and community.
A new collaboration between Quickline and Age UK aims to enhance digital connectivity for older residents in East Yorkshire, ensuring they are not left behind in an increasingly online world.
In a significant milestone for environmental efforts, Humber Forest has planted its millionth tree at Goole Park, marking a major achievement in local reforestation initiatives.
Robert Bush of Legacy Independent Funeral Directors in Hull has admitted to charges of preventing the burials of 30 deceased individuals, raising serious concerns about funeral practices in the region.
A £500,000 investment by East Riding of Yorkshire Council will enhance road and drainage systems in Everthorpe, starting April 7. The 20-week project aims to reduce flooding and improve safety for local residents and businesses.
JCT600 has opened a state-of-the-art showroom for Chinese electric vehicle brand Xpeng at Priory Tec Park, marking a significant step towards sustainable transport solutions in East Yorkshire.
The East Riding of Yorkshire Council commemorates three decades of service to the community with a series of events and initiatives aimed at engaging residents and highlighting the council's achievements.
Hull City Council has given the green light for dredging work on the River Hull in preparation for the arrival of the Arctic Corsair at the North End Shipyard, ensuring the iconic vessel can dock safely and securely.
A new free car park is set to open in Driffield on April 8, providing much-needed parking for residents and visitors. This development comes as part of a land exchange that will also see the construction of a new Aldi supermarket.
A unique and engaging exhibition train is set to make a stop in Hull, offering local residents a chance to experience a variety of artistic displays and interactive activities—all at no cost.
The Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is under fire for spending £18,000 on hotel accommodations while attempting to address significant operational issues. This expenditure raises questions about resource allocation at a time when local healthcare services are under immense pressure.
Conservationists are launching an ambitious project aimed at reintroducing the UK's largest native butterfly, the Swallowtail, back to East Yorkshire after its absence for over a century.
The Reform Party, led by Nigel Farage, has set its sights on Hull for the upcoming local elections in May, aiming to secure its first councillors in the city and reshape the local political landscape.
As the community of East Yorkshire mourns recent losses, families come together to honor their loved ones through heartfelt announcements and tributes.
A chilling car theft incident in East Yorkshire has left a local man fearing for his life after a hooded thief stole the vehicle with him still inside, ultimately crashing it into a nearby pub. Authorities are investigating the alarming rise in such crimes across the region.
The East Yorkshire music community is mourning the loss of a beloved figure who significantly shaped the local scene, leaving behind a legacy that will resonate with generations to come.
Karl Turner, the outspoken MP for Kingston upon Hull East, has been suspended from the Labour Party, stirring discussions among constituents and local political circles about the implications for East Yorkshire representation.
In a remarkable display of community spirit, members of a local rugby team in East Yorkshire stepped in to help a driver whose car ended up in a ditch after a heavy rainstorm. This incident highlights the strong bonds within the community and the willingness of individuals to lend a helping hand in times of need.
A local man has been sentenced for a series of disturbing stalking incidents involving his ex-partner's mother and daughter, raising concerns about safety in the community.
Residents of Bridlington and South East Holderness are invited to participate in a major £20 million regeneration initiative, aimed at revitalizing local communities and enhancing the region's appeal.
Avant Homes has officially acquired a site in Nafferton, paving the way for an £11.6 million housing development that promises to bring new homes and economic growth to the Driffield area.
As Hull FC and Hull KR prepare to face off for the 250th time, fans and players alike are gearing up for a historic derby that has shaped East Yorkshire's sporting landscape. This clash promises to be a thrilling chapter in a rivalry filled with passion and pride.
In a heartwarming display of community spirit, local volunteers are coming together to create a unique embroidered tapestry that chronicles the rich history of Goole in celebration of the town's 200th anniversary.
After a vibrant run, Yates in Hull will close its doors for the final time this weekend, paving the way for a fresh new chapter as House of Finnigan’s, an Irish darts pub, expected to attract locals and visitors alike later this spring.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is inviting residents to help shape the future of adult social care services through a week of in-person consultation events.
Hull City Council has announced the latest round of grants from its Crime Prevention Fund, supporting community safety projects across the city.
Hull City Council has begun its annual slurry seal footpath improvement programme, upgrading approximately 19,000 square metres of footpaths across 18 streets.
Hull FC claimed their first Super League win since the opening weekend with a thoroughly deserved victory over Leeds Rhinos at the MKM Stadium.
Hull City defeated Sheffield Wednesday 3-1 at the MKM Stadium in front of over 22,000 fans, but midfielder Regan Slater was forced off with an ankle injury.
McCaulay Parker has been sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison after being found guilty of sexually assaulting two vulnerable women in their homes.
Hull City Council has formally adopted the Wincolmlee Conservation Area, protecting the architectural and industrial heritage of one of the city's most historically significant districts.
Hull City Council has announced that North Bridge will be closed to all road users for vital resurfacing work over the weekend of 21-23 March.
A street in east Hull has been officially renamed in honour of Hull Kingston Rovers legend Phil Lowe, who played for the club from 1967 to 1983.
Planning permission has been sought for the Willowfield Free School, a new 125-place special school for pupils with severe physical and learning difficulties.
Artists are invited to submit work for Goole Museum's Bicentenary Open Art Exhibition as the port town celebrates 200 years since its construction.
An estimated 13,000 people filled Hull city centre for the inaugural 'Our City' celebration, a free day-long event featuring processions and performances.
Property investment firm M Core has acquired the prominent 147,000 sq ft Queens House in Hull city centre as part of a triple acquisition worth over £11 million.
The independent volunteer rescue charity has been overwhelmed by donations of essential equipment after launching an Amazon wishlist appeal.
Free smoking cessation support sessions are available across the East Riding as the region marks No Smoking Day with the theme 'no regrets.'
Hull City secured a vital 2-1 victory at the Racecourse Ground to move six points clear of Wrexham in the Championship playoff race.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is hosting drop-in sessions across seven towns to help residents understand food waste recycling as part of National Food Waste Action Week.
A colourful touring exhibition celebrating 20 influential women from the 1500s to the present day continues to draw visitors to Hull's museum quarter.
A luxury 59-bed care home on Jewison Lane near Sewerby has officially opened following an £8 million investment by Fisher Care Group.
A 12-year-old from South Hunsley School has been selected as East Riding's first-ever Young Mayor following record youth parliament elections.
The acclaimed 'Northern Soul' watercolour and print exhibition by artist Ian Scott Massie enters its final days at Beverley Art Gallery.
A Scarborough man has been ordered to pay more than £1,500 after being found guilty of abandoning a camper van on land in Bridlington.
Hull City Council is looking for an experienced cultural consultant to create a plan supporting young people's engagement with culture and heritage across the city.
The building is due to make way for a development of homes and retail units called Albion Square.
The NHS trust responsible for Hull Royal Infirmary and Castle Hill Hospital has been placed into the lowest category of oversight following a series of serious preventable incidents.
Hull KR secured their first ever World Club Challenge trophy after holding off a stunning Brisbane Broncos comeback at the MKM Stadium.
Defending Super League champions Hull Kingston Rovers suffered a devastating 58-6 defeat to Leeds Rhinos at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.
Sporting legends Tommy and Lewie Coyle have joined forces with KCOM in the search for 'Hometown Heroes'.
The Tigers claimed a 2-1 victory at the MKM Stadium, keeping their play-off hopes alive with goals from two academy graduates.
NHS Humber Health Partnership, which runs hospitals in Hull, Cottingham, Goole, Grimsby and Scunthorpe, is placed in special measures.
The Bude Park facility will have a 3G pitch, pavilion and splash pad as part of Hull City Council's investment.
Confirmation of allocations for September 2026 is expected today for families across the East Riding.
All East Riding's 80 refuse vehicles will carry defibrillators with crews trained to use them in a UK first.
Construction work begins on significant upgrades to two key roundabouts in Kingswood, including expanded cycling and pedestrian facilities.
BBC TV drama is to be filmed in and around Hull this spring, a dark comedy about two women caught up in a murder involving the criminal underworld.
Hull's housing target has increased from 620 to 993 new homes per year, with the strategy focused on increasing affordable and council housing stock.
Super League champions Hull KR will take on Leeds Rhinos at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas following their World Club Challenge victory.
A Hull father has invited the community to celebrate his daughter Lyla's life and raise awareness of type 1 diabetes.
A Hull resident was found guilty at Hull Magistrates' Court of a fly-tipping offence and ordered to pay fines, costs and compensation totalling £1,528.
The Hallgate Tavern has been transformed into a 'Grandstand' sports pub with state-of-the-art technology and a new Match Day Menu.
The books, which were due to be returned in March 1976, were unearthed at a Beverley charity shop.
GW Power and C3 Group have invested in a new environmentally focused headquarters powered by a 50.4kW solar array generating over 47,000 kWh annually.
The Environment Agency announces further funding for Hull's flood defence programme as rising sea levels threaten the Humber estuary.
The council has confirmed its budget with measures to make Hull cleaner, safer and more welcoming, including investments to fix more potholes and clean more streets.
Public consultation confirms strong community support for transforming the east bank of the River Hull into a mixed-use neighbourhood.
A national 10-year cancer plan aims to save 320,000 more lives over the next decade and improve performance for patients across the region.
Hull schools receive national recognition from Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson for exceptional outcomes for disadvantaged pupils.
The new Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority will take over public transport responsibilities, with most functions transferring by October 2026.
The musical P.T. Barnum, starring Lee Mead, will perform at Hull New Theatre from June 2-6, bringing the story of the famous showman to East Yorkshire.
A new creative industries hub at the Maltings development will provide agencies, media companies and freelancers with comprehensive production facilities.
Officers are working with local businesses and the council to tackle persistent anti-social behaviour around the Prospect Centre and Whitefriargate.
Hull's Story Street walk-in service has moved to Hull Royal Infirmary, continuing to offer treatment for minor illness and injury in a newly refurbished space.
RSPB Bempton Cliffs celebrates a rare sighting as a peregrine falcon is confirmed to be nesting on the famous chalk cliffs for the first time in decades.
The popular Hull Minster Beer Festival returns this spring, bringing together local breweries and food vendors for a weekend celebration in the historic venue.
The University of Hull has launched a major partnership with Siemens Energy to provide renewable energy engineering apprenticeships and research opportunities.
From 31 March, the majority of Hull households will receive weekly brown bin and outdoor food caddy collections, doubling the current fortnightly service.
Freedom Festival returns for another huge August bank holiday weekend, filling Hull city centre with live performances, street theatre, music and dance.
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