Arts Council England has awarded East Riding Libraries and the council’s Arts Development Team a National Portfolio Organisation (NPO) status from 2023 to 26. East Riding Libraries will benefit from significant investments in arts and culture.
Final proposals for East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s supported bus services are due to be considered by senior councillors next week.
The report, due to go before Cabinet members on Tuesday, 13 December, will include a number of amended proposals following an extensive transport needs assessment and formal public consultation.
The party season may be over but people are still being urged to check they are using licensed taxis following a number of reports of unlicensed vehicles operating in the area.
Party-goers in the East Riding are being urged to have fun, stay safe and plan their journey home as they enjoy the festive season.
East Riding residents who are thinking of adding a puppy to their home this Christmas are being urged to make sure they are buying from a reputable breeder or rescue centre.
The dog wardens at East Riding of Yorkshire Council have won an RSPCA award for the way in which they care for up to 900 stray dogs a year.
Trading standards officers from East Riding of Yorkshire Council are warning shoppers to be on the alert for fake and dangerous goods, after removing items from shops.
Gambling has become part of modern live and as technology has evolved betting has never been easier. Just by watching TV it seems that you are bomb barded with odds and places where you can bet online and play other games that
As summer reaches its peak and licensed premises hit their busiest time of year, pubs, bars and clubs across the East Riding are being reminded to keep down noise levels, which might cause nuisance to their neighbours.
Have fun but stay safe and plan your journey’ is the message from East Riding of Yorkshire Council to party-goers ahead of the Christmas and New Year celebrations. The council is warning people to keep safe but be wary of bogus taxi drivers as they head out to celebrate over the next few weeks. As revellers enjoy the festivities in local bars and restaurants, or visit friends and family, the…
Party-goers looking forward to New Year are being advised to make sure they stay safe at the end of the night. East Riding of Yorkshire Council is warning people to be wary of bogus taxi drivers. The council hopes that those celebrating by going out will have fun, but advises that planning beforehand can help to keep people safe. Each year during the festive season the council’s licensing team receives…