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EXCLUSIVE: ‘This town is a safe place to live’

EXCLUSIVE: ‘This town is a safe place to live’

By Sam Hawcroft Withernsea is not in the grip of a crime wave - but police say they can only tackle the problems that residents actually report. That is the central message from PC James Stothard and Sgt Mick McLaughlin, of Humberside Police's neighbourhood policing...

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Bikers to rally for Indi’s seaside ride-in

Bikers to rally for Indi’s seaside ride-in

by Sam Hawcroft A four-year-old girl with terminal brain cancer will be given a “true Withernsea welcome” when she arrives in the town on Sunday as part of a special biker ride-in. Indi Atkinson was given nine to 12 months to live in September last year, and her...

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Meeting showcases Withernsea’s groups

Meeting showcases Withernsea’s groups

by Sam Hawcroft New Withernsea mayor Kristina Richardson has chaired her first annual parish meeting, as community groups from across the town gave updates on their work over the past year. The meeting, held at the Meridian Centre on Wednesday, May 27, heard from a...

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Bus pass holders to get free all-day travel from next year

Bus pass holders to get free all-day travel from next year

by John Prince Older and disabled residents across the East Riding will finally get the same all-day free bus travel as people in Hull starting in April 2027. The Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority approved the change after listening to months of requests from...

QR code launched as part of anti-crime survey 

QR code launched as part of anti-crime survey 

by John Prince An online survey asking residents about any concerns they may have about crime where they live has been launched with an accompanying QR code.   The Not In My Town initiative was started by Hornsea deputy mayor Cllr Nick Cox earlier this year,...

Man prosecuted for abandoning van in village

Man prosecuted for abandoning van in village

A man from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, has been prosecuted and ordered to pay £580 for abandoning a van in the village of Skirlaugh.  Octavian Boncea of Frederick Street, Barnsley, left a silver/grey 2007 Renault Master...

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