Council launches first fully electric-powered minibus
The East Riding of Yorkshire Council is launching its first fully electric-powered minibus.
News - Rosie Jempson
October 22, 2021
Parents and teachers combine to raise money for Newport Primary
Teachers and parents of Newport Primary School laced up their running shoes recently and took on a 5k run to raise money for new play equipment for the students.
News -
October 22, 2021
New Life Support will hold a quiz night to help fund youth activities
Goole charity, New Life Support, will hold a family friendly quiz night to raise money to fund “vital” youth activities for young people in the Goole area.
News -
October 21, 2021
Ray’s Run brushes off weather to raise £560
Dedicated runners and walkers took to the river bank in Hook to raise money for Yorkshire Cancer Research during the second annual Ray’s Run.
News - Emily Collins
October 21, 2021
Christmas toy appeal launched
The nights are drawing in, the leaves are starting to fall from the trees and Christmas is on it’s way, so that means it’s time to launch our annual Christmas Toy Appeal, and this year it’s going to be bigger and better than ever.
News - Emily Collins
October 20, 2021
Grants available for community groups
Community groups in villages in our part of East Yorkshire can now apply for grants from The Sixpenny Wood fund to help facilitate projects that benefit and support the local community.
News -
October 20, 2021
Siemens virtual work experience is giving young people more opportunities
Time is running out to apply for Siemens’ next round of free virtual work experience.
News - Emily Collins
October 18, 2021
Goole set to commemorate Remembrance Day
Goole’s annual Remembrance Sunday parade will take place on Sunday, November 14.
News - Emily Collins
October 18, 2021
Promising chef dies in tragic accident
An 18-year-old chef who lost his life in a collision last month has been described as a “larger than life character” who “was destined for great things”.
News - Hattie Holt
October 17, 2021
Friends conquer the Three Peaks for MIND
A group of friends from the Crowle area are raising money for MIND after taking on the National Three Peaks challenge.
News - Emily Collins
October 15, 2021
Green light for Goole prototype fusion energy plant
The East Riding of Yorkshire Council has today confirmed that a site in Goole has passed the second stage of assessment in answer to the UK Atomic Energy Authority’s (UKAEA) national call for sites as a potential host for the Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production (STEP) programme.
News -
October 14, 2021
Millions of flu vaccine invitations issued as part of largest annual drive in NHS history
Millions of people will be invited to get their flu vaccine from this week as part of the biggest annual flu drive in NHS history.
News -
October 13, 2021
Aldi submit plans for Goole store
Supermarket chain Aldi has submitted a planning application to build a new food store in Goole.
Goole News - Emily Collins
October 12, 2021
Company’s apprenticeship scheme praised by Ofsted
A local company’s apprenticeship scheme has been judged as ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted after a recent inspection.
Business -
October 12, 2021
Cooling towers demolished
The second set of cooling towers at the former Eggborough Power Station have been demolished in the next “milestone” step towards redeveloping the site.
News - Emily Collins
October 11, 2021
NHS encourages pregnant women to get Covid-19 vaccine
The NHS is encouraging pregnant women to get the covid-19 vaccine as new data shows that nearly 20% of the most critically ill Covid patients are pregnant women who have not been vaccinated.
News -
October 10, 2021
Dance school hotfoots it into final of charity challenge
Duet School of Dance has been selected as a finalist in the Viking FM Cash for Kids Sports Challenge.
News -
October 8, 2021
One week left of consultation
There is one week left for residents to have their say about how East Riding of Yorkshire Council communicates with residents, businesses and communities.
News -
October 8, 2021
Tornado blows through region
Local railway enthusiasts were delighted to spot the Tornado, a new-build steam locomotive that has found fame on both the large and small screens, as it passed through Wressle, Howden and Gilberdyke last Thursday.
News -
October 8, 2021
Coffee morning raises fostering awareness
A new, local foster group held their second coffee morning recently all in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.
News -
October 7, 2021
Top award for maestro Isaac
A talented young musician from Goole has been crowned the BBC’s Young Composer of the Year.
News -
October 6, 2021
Cargo-carrying barges back on Aire and Calder
The Commercial Boat Operators Association (CBOA) have welcomed the news that commercial barges are now able to begin transporting goods from Hull to Rotherham and Leeds via the Aire and Calder Canal once again following the reopening of the Aire and Calder Canal.
News -
October 5, 2021
Town Mayor dusts off her running shoes
The Mayor of Snaith and Cowick has raised more than £600 for a mental health charity by successfully completing the Asda Foundation Sheffield 10k run, which took place at the weekend.
News - Jane Douglas
October 4, 2021
Read School students take a trip around the world
On September 26 each year, people celebrate diversity and encourage people to learn a new language through the European Day of Languages.
News -
October 1, 2021
Burglar jailed
A Goole burglar has been put behind bars for over three years.
News -
September 30, 2021
Council welcomes Glews site plans
The owners of Glews Services have applied for planning permission to develop an industrial estate targeted at small and medium enterprises in Goole.
News -
September 29, 2021
Charity concert takes to Junction stage
Six local performers will take to the stage at Junction for a charity concert in aid of Oesophageal Patients Association (OPA) and The Fiona Wade Appeal.
News -
September 29, 2021
Fuel deliveries arriving on time
The owner of a local chain of service stations has reassured motorists that fuel deliveries continue to arrive as normal, but the supply chain simply can’t keep up with overwhelming public demand.
News -
September 28, 2021
School gets funding boost
A village school has received £1,000 to help them purchase new IT equipment.
News -
September 27, 2021
Alex walks the walk to raise funds for school
A kind-hearted six-year-old Gilberdyke Primary School pupil has raised over £600 for his school after taking on a huge 500-mile challenge throughout the summer holidays.
News -
September 26, 2021
Childminder Gemma given rave report by inspectorate
A childminder has been called an “excellent role model” by Ofsted after being rated ‘Outstanding’.
News -
September 26, 2021
Legion attracts a right Royal turnout
Running enthusiasts descended on Garthorpe last weekend for two fundraising running events organised by the Garthorpe and District Royal British Legion.
News -
September 24, 2021
Howdens branching out for Queen’s green scheme
Kitchen supplier, Howdens, has become a platinum supporter of The Queen’s Green Canopy (QGC), the tree planting initiative created to celebrate Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022.
News -
September 23, 2021
Passes required to access recycling sites from October 1
Local residents are being reminded that they will now need passes to gain entry to East Riding recycling sites.
News -
September 21, 2021
Council takes back control of the VPG
The community interest company (CIC) which runs Goole’s Victoria Pleasure Ground (VPG) has announced it has handed the running of the venue back to Goole Town Council after four years at the helm.
News -
September 21, 2021
Sewing Brigade are recognised with medals
The Marshlands Sewing Brigade group members have been awarded commemorative medals for supporting NHS staff during the pandemic.
News -
September 20, 2021
< 1 ... 4 5 6 >