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Alex James already planning next years Big Feastival in Oxfordshire
It follows this years event Author: Andy MarshPublished 2 hours ago Blur star Alex James is already planning for next years Feastival despite this years event only just finishing. It's after the festival at his farm near Chipping Norton came to a close last night, with his new Britpop Classical band.
STALLED: A New Musical — By Liesl Wilke & Andy Marsh
CAST Lauren Ward | Maggie Grace Venus | Emma Carrie Sutton | Mary-Anne/Resident Director Evita Khrime | Serena Josie Benson | Cynthia Regina Co | Krystal Rebecca-Jo Roberts | Robin Isabella Gervais | Sophie Cezarah Bonner | Angela Emma Espada | On Stage Cover Joanna Kirkland | On Stage Cover CREATIVES Book Writer & Co-Lyricist | Liesl Wilke Composer & Lyrics | Andy Marsh Additional Music & Lyrics | Kyle Puccia Director | Vikki Stone Musical Director | Livi Van Warmelo Set & Costume Designer |...
Some Lincolnshire flood victims miss out on recovery funding
The Government says the fund could now be expanded Author: Andy MarshPublished 13 minutes ago The Government says they ARE looking at expanding the Farming recovery fund to help landowners across Lincolnshire affected by flooding The grant scheme has opened to Farmers who suffered ‘uninsurable damage’ Henry Ward is a farmer at Short Ferry – his land suffered major flooding but he’s been told he’s NOT eligible for the fund.
Hull and East Yorkshire Citizens Advice "inundated" with calls about cost of living crisis
Many are struggling to cope with the cost of living crisis Author: Andy MarshPublished 8 hours ago Hull and East Yorkshire citizens advice says they've been inundated with calls from people struggling to cope with the rising cost of living. Many are now facing energy bills which have doubled, with evidence many are in serious difficulty. It’s nearly two weeks since the energy price cap rose by 54%. We've spoken to the CAB in Hull and East Yorkshire about what they're seeing.
Work to start shortly on new lifeboat station in Cleethorpes
It'll be built at a cost of around 3 million Author: Andy MarshPublished 4 hours ago A new lifeboat station’s to be built in Cleethorpes. Work to start the 3 million pound build will begin after the Easter Bank Holiday and will take around 12 months. It will enable the charity to respond more quickly, in a wider range of weather conditions, to more incidents. We spoke to Matt Mcnally from Cleethorpes RNLI.
Cleethorpes union criticises charging NHS staff for parking
The measure's been brought back after being dropped during the pandemic Author: Andy MarshPublished 12 hours ago Unions across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire say bringing back car parking charges for hospital staff will lead to consequences. They say the cost of living crisis is going to add to the pressures of NHS workers having to pay for car parking. Charges were waived in March 2020 in response to the pandemic but have now being brought back.
Concerns about anti social behaviour and assaults on staff at East Yorkshire railway stations
Problems have taken place at Cottingham and Beverley Author: Andy MarshPublished 31st Mar 2022 Last updated 31st Mar 2022 British transport police say they’re taking action over youths trespassing on East Yorkshire railway lines and in some cases even assaulting staff. It’s after a spate of incidents where people have been causing the trains to come to an emergency stop at Beverley and Cottingham station. Some trains have been obstructed leaving the station.
Cost of living crisis sees more people across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire struggling
Many who previously didn't have money issues are now finding difficulty Author: Andy MarshPublished 28th Mar 2022 Last updated 28th Mar 2022 It appears many people who've previously been financially stable across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire are now starting to struggle with the cost of living with more price rises due from later this week. From April 1st the energy price cap will increase nationally for around 22 million customers whilst water bills and council tax will also go up.
North East Lincolnshire Citizens Advice warns some people will still struggle with money issues
The CAB's concerned the Chancellor's measures won't be enough Author: Andy MarshPublished 24th Mar 2022 North East Lincolnshire's Citizens Advice Bureau is warning the cost of living crisis will continue for many families, despite help from the Government announced yesterday. Citizens Advice North East Lincolnshire say they welcome measures like increasing the national insurance threshold and the fuel duty cut- but benefits really needed to be increased.
University of Hull expert on the impact of war says Ukrainian conflict will continue to impact us
It'll affect the likes of food prices and precious metals Author: Andy MarshPublished 18 hours ago An expert on the impact of war from the University of Hull says what's happening in Ukraine will have a major knock on effect for us here in the UK. Russia continues to shell major cities today, although it's thought some progress has been made during peace talks.
Many young carers across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire are struggling to cope
Many feel they aren't getting enough support from the likes of schools or colleges Author: Andy MarshPublished 9 hours ago Research has revealed many young carers across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire have struggled to cope over the last year. A national study by the Carers Trust shows over half of young carers say they're spending more time looking after their loved ones than ever before. A survey by the Carers Trust found 42 percent say they "always" or "usually" feel stressed.
Man charged with murder following death of a man in Hull
Neville Morrison suffered fatal injuries on Roborough Close Bransholme on Sunday. Author: Andy MarshPublished 5 hours ago A man's been charged with murder following the death of a man in Hull. 53 year old Neville Morrison was found to have suffered fatal injuries on Roborough Close Bransholme on Sunday. Now 37 year old James Hayman of Broadstone Close in the city has been charged with murder. He'll appear at Hull Magistrates court later today.
North Lincolnshire woman tells of how difficult it was to get a diagnosis of endometriosis
Women wait an average of 8 years Author: Andy MarshPublished 10 hours ago A Government reports says women with endometriosis are waiting an average of 8 years for a diagnosis. The condition sees tissue that usually lines the womb growing elsewhere and can cause severe pain or even infertility. It’s endometriosis awareness month to highlight the condition which affects 1 in 10 women.
Dead python found by street cleaner in Grimsby
It's thought it's ten feet long Author: Andy MarshPublished 10 hours ago Last updated 9 hours ago A street cleaner in North East Lincolnshire has had a rather nasty shock after discovering a huge dead python left out by some bin bags. The snake was found on Monday morning on the corner of Thorold Street and Park Street in Grimsby. It's thought to be at least ten feet long and caused a real shock when it was first uncovered. Investigations are underway to find out who dumped it there.
Scunthorpe business takes in donations to help Ukrainians
It's one of many across the region to help those affected by the crisis Author: Andy MarshPublished 5 hours ago Many businesses across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire have been doing fantastic work to help Ukrainians caught up in the conflict. We spoken to several of them including one in Scunthorpe. Pat Cook Funeral Services have been taking donations to be sent to Ukraine. They'll go out to the Ukrainian border to support refugees fleeing the conflict.
March to end male violence taking place in Scunthorpe
It's happening on International Women's Day Womens march against male violence Author: Andy MarshPublished 6 hours ago A march to end male violence against women is taking place in Scunthorpe today. It coincides with today's International Women's Day. It's been backed by North Lincolnshire Council with support from Humberside police and Ongo as well.
Scunthorpe project is collecting donations for Ukrainian refugees
Essentials like medicine and nappies are being sent to areas where there are refugees Author: Andy MarshPublished 3 hours ago A Polish group has set up a warehouse in Scunthorpe after being inundated with donations for Ukrainian refugees. It comes as many flee the country with items like nappies and medicine urgently needed.
Fears in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire over cost of living
It's thought the Ukraine crisis will lead to even higher prices Author: Andy MarshPublished 25th Feb 2022 People in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire continue to struggle with the cost of living and it’s set to get worse with what’s going on in Ukraine. The Government says it will monitor and offer support if the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia leads to a surge in global food prices.
Unions in Hull say scrapping free Covid tests is a ‘disgrace’
People will have to pay for lateral flow tests from April Author: Andy MarshPublished 12 hours ago Unions in Hull say scrapping free COVID tests is a ‘disgrace’ and is going to cause cases to rise. From today pharmacies will begin selling lateral flow tests for £5.99, ahead of free kits being ditched on the 1st of April.
Suspected bird flu found at chicken farm near Grimsby
Birds will be culled as a precaution Author: Andy Marsh / PAPublished 13 hours ago Suspected bird flu has been found at a poultry farm near Grimsby. All birds at the site will be culled as a precaution to prevent the spread. There have been 78 outbreaks of H5N1 in England over the last few months, including around around ten around Louth, North Somercotes and East Lindsey. Temporary control zones have been put in place around the premises to stop the movement of poultry or eggs.
Scunthorpe woman with vulnerable daughter reveals concerns over scrapping of coronavirus rules
Lorna Fillingham's daughter has a condition that impacts the brain Author: Andy Marsh/ PAPublished 11 hours ago Yesterday Boris Johnson announced coronavirus restrictions are being removed. However Unions and charities are warning the axing of Covid laws this week will cause 'anxiety and hardship'. From Thursday there'll be no legal requirement to self-isolate with coronavirus - but we'll still be encouraged to stay home for five days.
Storm Franklin causes some issues across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire
However things are not as bad as Storm Eunice Author: Andy MarshPublished 20 minutes ago There's a yellow weather warning in place mainly for the South Bank of the Humber today. Meanwhile there are a number of flood alerts across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire with a risk of minor flooding. They were at Spurn Point, Withernsea, Easington and Kilnsea, Burstwick, Market Weighton and Holderness. The Humber Bridge and the Ouse bridge near Goole remains closed to high sided vehicles.
No major disruption across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire due to storm Dudley but still concerns of the next Storm
Storm Eunice is expected to hit overnight and winds could be stronger Author: Andy MarshPublished 17th Feb 2022 Storm Dudley has swept across the UK with East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire escaping severe disruption, however the worst may not be over. The region has seen a handful of houses without power in places including the Driffield and Skirlaugh areas.
Hull eating disorder charity loses funding
SEED will lose 25 thousand pounds Author: Andy MarshPublished 21 hours ago The founders of an eating disorder charity in Hull that’s had their funding cut after 10 years – have been left distraught. SEED say they’re going to lose 25k a year in funding and their resource room which was part of the contract from City Health Care Partnership in Hull. It was set up in 2000 by Marg and Dennis Oaten as they fought to save their daughter, Gemma's life. A go fund me page has been set up.
Major blow to plans for a multi million pound renewable energy park near Immingham
A key investor has pulled out Author: Andy MarshPublished 1 day ago It's claimed plans for a multi million pound renewable energy facility due to be built near Immingham will still going ahead despite a key investor pulling out. The Able marine Energy park would be located on the Humber bank, building and maintaining wind turbines But now a Korean firm has decided to switch their plans for a new plant to a Tax payer funded site in Teeside. They manufacture parts for wind turbines.
Northern Lincolnshire could soon see the first electric motorway
Plans have been discussed which could see the M180 become the 1st in the country Author: Andy MarshPublished 9th Feb 2022 Last updated 9th Feb 2022 We could be seeing the first ever electric motorway in Northern Lincolnshire. Transport bosses are taking part in a nine month study as part of the government's plan to reach zero net emissions for heavy road freight. The ‘ehighways’ will have a similar design to tail and trolley bus systems.
Woman seriously assaulted in Goole
It happened in the Swinefleet Road area in the early hours of yesterday morning Author: Andy MarshPublished 4 hours ago Last updated 4 hours ago A woman's been seriously assaulted in Goole. It was reported to have happened in the early hours of yesterday morning in the Swinefleet Road area. Police are searching for evidence, whilst the victim is being supported by specially trained officers.
New funding will allow police to target anti social behaviour across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincs
The cash is from the Government's "levelling up" agenda Author: Andy MarshPublished 3 hours ago Humberside Police are planning to take up more of the government’s levelling up fund to tackle problem areas in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire. Some of the money has already been spent addressing anti social behaviour through their safer streets campaign. We spoke to Jonathan Evison the Humberside force's Police and Crime Commissioner.
Scunthorpe mum urges children and young people to speak about mental health after her daughter was bullied
It comes as a local charity says we need to speak more about well being Author: Andy MarshPublished 5 hours ago Last updated 5 hours ago A Scunthorpe mum has set up a fundraiser after her daughter experienced mental health problems from being bullied at school. Having to isolate during the pandemic has meant she has missed out on social events and activities. Donna Cook is holding a masquerade ball this September, she tells us things are still hard despite going back to face to face learning.
Mandatory vaccines for NHS staff debated across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire
It comes as reports suggest the Health Secretary may scrap the rule Author: Andy MarshPublished 18 hours ago The Government's confirmed it's looking at possibly changing the rules on mandatory vaccines for health service staff. Under the current guidance, workers will have to have their first jab by the 3rd of February or face being redeployed or made redundant. The issue is being debated across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire. Julie Reneth from Hull has long campaigned against the policy.
Plea for care homes for people with learning difficulties across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire to be treated differently
It comes as rules for care homes today change Author: Andy MarshPublished 20 hours ago Last updated 20 hours ago Covid rules have changed to allow people living in care homes to have unlimited visits from friends and family. But individual homes can set their own visiting policies. We spoke to Paul De Savary who runs a care home in Stallingborough near Grimsby. He told us "the individuals we support just don't get it, they cannot understand why Governments do this".
Former Grimsby Town boss Ian Holloway says football remains homophobic
He's been interviewed for a documentary Ian Holloway during his time at Grimsby Author: Andy Marsh / PA Published 6 hours ago Former Grimsby Town manager Ian Holloway has told a documentary he believes football is still homophobic. He says he would encourage any gay players to come out and would get rid of any team mate who reacted negatively. He admits there are still major problems in the game around the issue. However he says he would advise any player to be true to themselves.
Hull City have confirmed the departure of head coach Grant McCann
It follows a takeover of the club Author: Andy MarshPublished 10 hours ago Last updated 10 hours ago Hull City have parted company with Head Coach Grant McCann. It follows the takeover of the club by Turkish businessman and TV personality Acun Ilicali. The move was widely reported as being on the cards but it wasn't until this afternoon that the club confirmed it officially.
New support service for people with eating disorders in North East Lincolnshire
It'll help people self refer Author: Andy Marsh / NavigoPublished 1 hour ago A new eating disorder service is said to help cut waiting times in North East Lincolnshire. FREED will allow patients to refer themselves for support. It’s come at a time where more people have been suffering from problems with eating due to the pandemic.
Near 3 per cent rise in Council tax likely in North East Lincolnshire
Cabinet make decision on draft budget Author: Andy Marsh / Local Democracy Jamie WallerPublished 9 hours ago People across North East Lincolnshire look likely to be facing a near 3 per cent increase in council tax come April. If given final approval there would be a general rise of almost 2 per cent plus an extra 1 per cent for adult social care. Councillors said they wanted to avoid an increase in tax - but due to pandemic pressures it was unavoidable.
Plans for cycle lane in Grimsby dropped
It follows a review of the proposal during a consultation Author: Andy Marsh / North East Lincs councilPublished 10 hours ago Plans for a new cycle lane in Grimsby have been dropped after complaints from local people. The idea was to create a dedicated cycleway on Weelsby Road between Bargate and Peaks Parkway. However some locals were unhappy saying it would make parking more difficult. The Council says it's taken their views on board and has decided not to go ahead with the scheme.
Steps are being taken at a Hull women's group to address issues amongst ethnic minorities
Hull Sisters offers support for issues like health and well being Author: Andy MarshPublished 11 hours ago Steps are being taken at a Hull women's group to address issues amongst ethnic minorities. The City is being described as having one of the country's forgotten neighbourhoods. It can lead to some women there having issues with health or even mental health. Hull Sisters supports many women in the City.
Pair sentenced for Grimsby murder
Stephen Bellamy died on Rutland Street in April last year Author: Andy Marsh / Humberside policePublished 1 hour ago Two men have been jailed for life after they were found guilty of the murder of Stephen Bellamy in Grimsby 40 year old Stephen Beach and Luke Teague aged 39 were convicted back in December of the murder on Rutland Street in April 2021 Beach will serve minimum of 26 years and Teague 21 minus the time already served.
Woman whose husband was killed by a Hull man calls for a rethink on smart motorways
It comes as the Government pauses the smart motorway scheme Author: Andy MarshPublished 5 hours ago A woman whose husband was killed by a Hull man is calling for the hard shoulder to fully re-introduced 'as soon as possible'. Claire Mercer's been reacting to the Government's decision to pause the rollout of smart motorways going forwards. The Department for Transport says it's taking a break until there's more data about crashes on the roads - which allow live traffic to use the hard shoulder.
Squirrel rescued in Grimsby after getting stuck in a drain
Fire crews were called out to help the animal Author: Andy MarshPublished 7 hours ago Last updated 7 hours ago Fire crews have rescued a squirrel who become trapped in a drain in Grimsby. Somehow the animal had got its head trapped in the cover. They used tools to release the animal on Pelham Road who's being looked after by Cleethorpes wildlife rescue. The volunteer group said attempts were made to remove the squirrel but it soon became apparent it wasn't coming out on its own.
East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire union calls for more support for the High Street
It follows the announcement Wilko is to close stores across the country including in Scunthorpe and Cleethorpes Author: Andy MarshPublished 3 hours ago Union reps in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire are calling for something to be done to make high streets more inviting for shops to stay. It follows the news Wilko are closing stores including in Scunthorpe and Cleethorpes. Craig Thompson is from the GMB union's Hull and East Coast branch.
Work on the final phase of a cycle "superhighway" near Grimsby is given a start date
It'll begin a week today Author: Andy MarshPublished 4 hours ago Last updated 4 hours ago The third and final phase of the multi million pound cycle superhighway in Stallingborough near Grimsby starts a week today. It's going to be put in on the A11 73 which runs from the CATCH training facility across Kings Road and link to the existing cyclepath at the Pelham road junction. The work will take around 3 months to complete.
Man charged with attempted murder following fire in Grimsby
The blaze is being treated as arson Author: Andy MarshPublished 5 hours ago A man's been charged with attempted murder after a fire in Grimsby which is being treated as arson. Emergency services were called to a house on Elsenham road on Boxing day. A number of people were inside the property of the time, none of them were hurt but they were left shaken.
East Yorkshire MP welcomes new powers to tackle rural crime
Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart says the illegal activity has huge impacts on businesses Author: Andy MarshPublished 3 hours ago An East Yorkshire MP is welcoming the news the Government is introducing new powers after a three-year campaign to clamp down on rural crime. It will see hare coursers facing an unlimited fine and possibly up to sixth months behind bars. Beverley and Holderness MP, Graham Stuart says the illegal activity has huge impacts on businesses.
Proposals for more than 200 new homes in Grimsby
The plans would see the Scartho Top development expanded Author: Andy MarshPublished 9 hours ago Last updated 9 hours ago Plans have been revealed for over 2 hundred new houses in Grimsby. If the project gets the go ahead it would see a major expansion of the Scartho Top development just off Matthew Telford Park. Longer term plans for the site were set out in 2018 with hopes another 850 new houses will eventually be built in the area.
5 year old boy hit by E scooter in Grimsby
Youngster suffered injuries to his face and leg Author: Andy MarshPublished 24 hours ago Last updated 23 hours ago A 5 year old boy's been hurt after being hit by an E Scooter in Grimsby reportedly being ridden by a man in a pedestrianised zone. The youngster was taken to hospital with face and leg injuries following the incident last Monday on Victoria Street. He's now recovering at home. The boy's said to have been very shaken. It's prompted police to issue a warning about the use of E scooters.
2022 Haxey Hood called off
The ancient competition won't be taking place due to rising Covid cases The Fool at the Haxey Hood Author: Andy MarshPublished 30th Dec 2021 Last updated 30th Dec 2021 The Haxey Hood has been called off. The ancient competition dates back hundreds of years and takes place in early January, usually the 6th. But sadly for the second year in a row the organisers have decided not to go ahead with the 2022 event. The decision is down to the rising number of Covid 19 cases across the country.
University of Hull study shows more younger people will be wearing second hand clothes this Christmas
More than half said they are likely to in future years Author: Andy MarshPublished 9 hours ago Last updated 9 hours ago A YouGov poll commissioned by the University of Hull shows that young people are "increasingly turning their backs on fast fashion" It found a quarter of 18 to 24-year-olds had turned to second-hand clothes for Christmas celebrations this year.
New campaign to tackle drink spiking in Hull
Prevention and detection methods will be used with 14 venues signed up so far Author: Andy MarshPublished 4 hours ago A number of pubs and clubs in Hull have pledged to reduce instances of drink spiking this Christmas. It's all part of the Stop Spiking Hull campaign that's been launched by the City Council and Humberside Police. 14 venues in the city have signed up so far. They'll use preventative and detection methods to help people identify if they or others have been spiked.
Calls for more investment in supporting children across East Yorkshire
It comes as a report suggests the coronavirus crisis has increased inequalities in society hitting children in the north of England the hardest. Author: Andy MarshPublished 15 hours ago There are calls today for more investment into supporting children across East Yorkshire. It comes as report has concluded children in the north of England face worse health and educational outcomes following the pandemic, than youngsters elsewhere in the country.
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