Active Coast is back for the May half term, with free activities and self-led exploration.
Now is the time to reconnect with the outdoors and rediscover the coast. The mini programme of activities is aimed at people of all ages, with fun for families, adults and the young at heart.
There will be plenty on offer for families during the school half term holidays at Sewerby Hall and Gardens.
The zoo (with several new arrivals recently, and the world famous Rosie the Humboldt penguin), Welcome Centre, gardens and toilets are all open, and The Clock Tower Café will be open for takeaway only, with outdoor seating, to allow for social distancing.
East Yorkshire MP Sir Greg Knight is supporting calls for the Yorkshire Wolds and parts of East Yorkshire to be designated as an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ (AONB).
Humberside Police are investigating a report of Criminal Damage to a vehicle .
The incident occurred between 0845 hours and 2359 hours on 17/05/2021.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is offering support to people and businesses in the East Riding in order to help recover from the pandemic and stay as healthy as possible during these unprecedented times.
East Riding Leisure have announced that the slides and flumes will reopen at East Riding Leisure Bridlington and Goole from this weekend.
Sewerby Hall and Gardens will be hosting two evenings of socially spacious outdoor cinema this August.
Volunteers of the Yorkshire Wolds Railway are busy making final preparations for the public reopening of the site at Fimber Halt on Sunday 30 May at 11am.
Following the re-appeal from Humberside Police earlier this week to locate stolen spaniel Keedy, we are pleased to say that he has now been found after being handed into a vets in Canterbury, Kent.
Speaking about the latest crime statistics released, covering up to December 2020, Assistant Chief Constable Darren Downs said: “I am pleased to say that in Humberside over the last 12 months (to December 2020), we have seen a decrease in total recorded crime (excluding fraud) of 11.6%, larger than the national average of a 9.5% decrease. This is something we are very proud of, and the positive impact this will have had on our communities.
As part of its £12m capital programme of carriageway maintenance works, East Riding of Yorkshire Council intend to undertake carriageway resurfacing and footway resurfacing works costing £650,000 along the C19 between the A614, Main Street, Burton Agnes junction and Kelk Lane Junction near Gransmoor.
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