Further rail strike over sacked driver dispute
Comments Off on Further rail strike over sacked driver disputeHull Train services between Hull and London Kings Cross are being disrupted after Aslef action.
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City fountains reopen after water safety fears
Comments Off on City fountains reopen after water safety fearsHull City Council says the fountains in Queen Victoria Square may be turned off again during events.
DIY SOS hails ‘community spirit’ in Beverley
Comments Off on DIY SOS hails ‘community spirit’ in BeverleyJohn Whelan was part of a team that spent eight days building a new home for Cherry Tree Youth Club.
Seaside paddling pool to reopen after £500k revamp
Comments Off on Seaside paddling pool to reopen after £500k revampThe Maple Leaf Pool in Sutton on Sea was closed in 2023 as part a programme of works in the town.
High-security hospital ‘still needs to improve’
Comments Off on High-security hospital ‘still needs to improve’The healthcare watchdog has re-inspected the psychiatric hospital in Nottinghamshire.
Roads closed for 8 days after burst water main
Comments Off on Roads closed for 8 days after burst water mainHull City Council says there is no access to Princes Avenue from Spring Bank, or Spring Bank West.
Grimsby’s Kevin Clifton on his love for The Iron
Comments Off on Grimsby’s Kevin Clifton on his love for The IronIt turns out Strictly’s Kevin Clifton from Grimsby is actually a Scunthorpe United Fan.
Children can join a lifeboat crew for the day
Comments Off on Children can join a lifeboat crew for the dayThe free event in Bridlington will offer youngsters the chance to see how an RNLI station works.
‘Care home closure would destroy our community’
Comments Off on ‘Care home closure would destroy our community’Housing provider Amplius informed residents it would be ending its contract earlier this month.
Watch lost in shipwreck comes home after 165 years
Comments Off on Watch lost in shipwreck comes home after 165 yearsThe pocket watch belonged to Boston MP Herbert Ingram, who drowned in Lake Michigan in 1860.