News Hull & East Yorkshire News Traffic & Travel East Riding Of Yorkshire Council says the improvements in Everthorpe will upgrade the road surface and improve drainage A 20-week scheme to improve roads and drainage in an East Yorkshire hamlet is set to begin. The project will see £500,000 invested in upgrading High Road and
A state-of-the-art mobile planetarium has landed in Hull, bringing science closer to communities across the UK. The project focuses on cities that do not currently have a planetarium, offering a programme dedicated to science outreach. Queen Victoria Square will host the initiative features a state-of-the-art mobile planetarium designed to bring astronomy and science closer to
Regular farmers markets are set to return to the city centre next week as Trinity Square be filled with various stalls. Next Friday (10 April), the new market will open, with stallholders providing a variety of locally made produce from small independent businesses. This month’s market will also include family entertainment and free Easter eggs
Yellow warning of wind affecting Yorkshire & Humber: North Yorkshire valid from 1700 Sat 04 Apr to 1100 Sun 05 Apr
Businesses hoping to learn more on how data centres and fibre networks can support their growth are invited to a networking event in Hull.
News Hull & East Yorkshire News Traffic & Travel Need to know The speed camera van will visit a number of locations this week Safer Roads Humber's mobile safety van Where the Safer Roads Humber mobile speed camera van will be this week Monday, March 30 - A645 Pontefract Road, Snaith Tuesday, March 31 -
The inquiry, by the Planning Inspectorate, into the DCO concerning Gatwick Airport’s plan to use its emergency runway for routine flights started with an open session, and many people – both in favour of the plan, and against, allowed a brief time to speak. All those in favour were businesses, or business groups – or
Thomas Woldbye, Heathrow’s new chief executive, is understood to have begun disbanding the 3rd runway team, and the airport’s runway plans have been shelved, as leaked details of the airport’s “better not bigger” strategy can be revealed. Woldbye is instead understood to be exploring how to squeeze millions more passengers through the airport without expanding its
Southampton Airport wants to cut off the tops of 25 trees in a 200-year-old woodland, Marlhill Copse, on grounds of aircraft safety. But the bid is set to be thrown out by city development chiefs, as it will harm the conservation area. However, a second application to remove 15 trees in the same woodland is recommended
Cardiff Airport is continuing to make a loss as it struggles to attract passengers back to pre-pandemic levels. It lost £4.5m in the year to March 2023 according to company accounts, after receiving a government grant of £5.3m. The company, which is owned by the Welsh government, is hoping to make more use of its land to
