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Pregnant woman hit as nuisance bikers 'cause mayhem' in north Hull
NUISANCE bikers who are causing mayhem are being targeted by police.Officers are holding a series of operations to crackdown on young people tearing along the pathways of north Hull.In one case, a...
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Jack Hobbs: Leaving Hull City 'hard to take' - but Nottingham Forest...
Jack Hobbs says being told he was no longer a part of Hull City's plans "was hard to take". The 24-year-old defender - an important member of the Tigers' promotion-winning squad - has agreed to return...
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Hotshots: Humber Schools Games 2013 - pictures and video
ORGANISERS of the second Humber School Games are already planning for 2014 after this year's hugely successful two-centre Grand Final.Around 1,500 athletes competed across 11 separate sports at Hymers...
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5,000 enjoy glorious sunshine at Driffield Show
THOUSANDS of people enjoyed glorious sunshine at Driffield Show today. Soaring temperatures meant extra water was laid on at the showground for the animals and 5,000 visitors. Show director David Tite...
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Top chefs booked for Cottingham Food Festival
A STELLAR line-up of chefs has been announ- ced for Cottingham's upcoming Food Festival.Stars demonstrating their cookery skills will include John Robinson, of White's Restaurant in Beverley, and fish...
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'Take action over makeshift stables'
FED-UP residents are calling on officials to take action against an unauthorised makeshift stable block on their doorsteps.The stables were constructed in a field in Sproatley Road, Preston, five years...
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A Hendy Fanfare for Driffield Show as 25,000 enjoy a cracking day
HE DOESN'T have a very macho name but Hendy Fanfare was the undisputed king of the field.The giant bull from Holme-on-Spalding Moor was held firmly by breeder Catherine Thompson while rosettes and...
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Senior cop in Hull City travel review
A SENIOR police officer has been drafted in to review a decision by West Yorkshire Police to impose travel restrictions on Hull City fans.West Yorkshire police and crime commissioner Mark...
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Café to serve its last cuppa as funding cut
A POPULAR "health café" will be serving its last cuppa on Saturday.Beyond Coffee, in Chanterlands Avenue, west Hull, will cease trading as a café from the weekend.The news comes after NHS Hull Clinical...
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Topless burglar spotted on roof
A householder interrupted a shirtless burglar who was about to climb through an open window in Kirk Ella.The resident returned to the property in Mill Lane at 12.40pm yesterday to find two men – one...
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Humberside Police cuts 60 officers in six months
HUMBERSIDE Police has cut 60 officers in six months, new figures have revealed. The force has fewer officers than at any time in its history, with 1,771 in March 2013. That figure is now likely to have...
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Children's centres: hours to be cut?
OPENING times at a number of children's centres across Hull could be cut as part of a council review aimed at saving £1m over the next two years.Two centres – Marvell House in Cranbourne Street, near...
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Hull primary school pupil who has never missed a lesson scores 100% in SATs
A CITY pupil has been praised for her first-class attitude to school after scoring a double education success.Lilli Mortimer, 11, has had 100 per cent attendance throughout her primary school life.The...
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Hull's most haunted pub? George Hotel's new owners call in ghostbusters
ONE of Hull's most haunted pubs is to reopen to the public this week.The George Hotel, located in Land of Green Ginger, Old Town, will reopen tomorrow under the ownership of Hull couple Kevin Conman...
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£1 kittens 'bought as bait for fighting dogs' from box on market stall
KITTENS sold from a box in Beverley's Wednesday Market for £1 on the hottest day of the year may have been bought for "live bait" for fighting dogs, it is feared.A passer-by found two kittens, barely a...
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Caravan crash biker taken to hospital in back of fire engine
A SERIOUSLY injured motorcyclist had to be taken to hospital in the back of a fire engine because no ambulances were available to move him.The 47-year-old Hull biker was trapped under a caravan after a...
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Tourists beaten up in Withernsea
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after two holidaymakers were set upon and beaten outside a takeaway. One of the two men who were attacked suffered a fractured eye socket, cheekbone and nose. Both...
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Hull City transfer talk, July 18: How do targets Graham, Odemwingie and Sagbo...
Our daily blog of transfer rumours from the press as Hull City prepare for life in the Premier League. As Hull City close on Danny Graham, who is now discussing personal terms with the club, some...
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130 face eviction from dream homes
MORE than 100 people living full-time on a holiday park will have to leave their "dream" homes.Residents at Lakeminster Park, in Woodmansey, are devastated after an inspector upheld East Riding...
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Police face £30m more cuts
HUMBERSIDE Police could have to save up to £30m over the next five years. Police and crime commissioner Matthew Grove has said new Government funding cuts mean the force will have to cut between £25m...
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