Heavy rainfall over the Christmas and New Year period has seen localised flooding affect areas across the East Riding, including Willow Grove, in Beverley.Temporary Traffic Lights Installed To Allow Willow Grove Flood Alleviation Scheme To Start > Read the full post on: HU17.net
A 34-year-old cyclist was assaulted after an incident which happened at the traffic lights on the corner of Boulevard and Hessle Road between 1045hrs and 1104hrs on Thursday 22 November 2012. The cyclist stopped at the traffic lights, next to a maroon coloured vehicle. The cyclist and the vehicle set off at the same time, when it is alleged the vehicle pulled in front of the cyclist, without giving an indication it intended to do so. The cyclist shouted at the driver of the vehicle and as the vehicle stopped, the male driver is alleged to have got out and assaulted the cyclist, with what appeared to be a walking stick. The male cyclist sustained slight facial injuries. The driver of the vehicle is described as a white man aged in his 60s. He has grey hair and was wearing spectacles. The driver of the vehicle and anyone who may have witnessed the incident is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting crime reference 1943512. Use Facebook to Comment on this Post
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is to resurface Driffield Road, Molescroft, between the Molescroft and Driffield Road roundabouts, this month. The work will start on Monday, 15 October and take six working days to complete. Temporary traffic lights will be in operation, but to minimise disruption to motorists and the travelling public, engineers will work restricted hours, between 9.15am-3.15pm, Monday to Friday, in order to avoid peak times. Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times and access to residents living in The Lawns will also be maintained. For further information about the works, contact the project engineer, Dave Berry, on (01482) 395715. Use Facebook to Comment on this Post
East Riding of Yorkshire Council will be repairing and resurfacing a section of the carriageway near to the traffic lights, between Downe Street and Bridlington Road on the B1249 Scarborough Road (started 8 May). The works are part of the council’s programme to improve roads within the East Riding and should be completed in three day, weather permitting. Should there be delays due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances, the scheme may extend beyond the expected completion date. Intended working hours are 9.15am to 3.15pm daily. Unfortunately, due to the narrow width of the carriageway and to undertake the work safely, it will be necessary to close the road to through traffic during working hours. Access will be maintained for pedestrians and emergency services at all times. Through traffic will be diverted via New Road, Exchange Street, Market Place, Middle Street North, North Street and Windmill Hill. The local bus service into the adjacent estate will be unaffected by the works. Should you have any questions or require further information, contact the project engineer, Jeff Taylor, on (01482) 395504 or email jeffrey.taylor@eastriding.gov.uk Whilst the work is in progress, the site manager can be contacted via customer services on 0845 6001666.…
A Hessle woman suffered minor injuries after the car she was driving is alleged to have been struck from behind by another car which then made off without stopping or exchanging details. The collision happened on the slip road off Clive Sullivan Way at Hessle, near PrioryPark, at 1725hrs on Friday 24 February. The woman had left Clive Sullivan Way and was turning off at Hessle heading towards the traffic lights when the car is said to have collided with the rear of her vehicle, causing severe damage to the rear end. The driver then drove off in the direction of Sainsburys. The vehicle is described as silver in colour and a 61 plate and the driver was a white man, believed to be aged in his 20s or 30s. The woman suffered lower back, neck, shoulder and head injuries as well as shock and sought treatment from her doctor. Any witnesses to the collision or anyone who believes they know the identity of the driver or vehicle involved in the incident is asked to contact Humberside Police on telephone 101 referring to log 603 of 24 February 2012. Use Facebook to Comment on this Post
Humberside Police is appealing for witnesses following a road traffic collision on the B1247, The Balk, Pocklington at around 2310hrs on Tuesday 14 February 2012. A black coloured Citroen C2 was stationery at the temporary traffic lights on the B1247 heading out of Pocklington when another car collided into the back of the Citroen. The driver of the car failed to stop and drove off towards the A1079 with visible damage to the car resulting in sparks. The 30-year-old woman driver of the Citroen was not injured in the collision, but it caused extensive rear end damage to her car. The driver of the Citroen is unable to identify the other vehicle but from the debris it is believed to be red coloured medium sized car with a silver coloured bumper. The driver of the other vehicle or anyone who has witnessed the accident or witnessed the offending vehicle driving off along the Balk or the A1079 are urged to contact Humberside Police on 101 quoting log 722 of Tuesday 14 February 2012. Use Facebook to Comment on this Post
Comment on The Bizniz Pull Off Great PR Stunt In Beverley by Jimmy
Bit of a joke if you ask me that stunt, they sort of did the same in Hull on the side of the A63 at traffic lights which was a distraction and an accident waiting to happen. Which desperate company is behind this?
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