Luke Campbell has criticised the government’s “very disappointing” Spending Review, with the Hull and East Yorkshire Mayor calling on Downing Street to

A free open day will take place at , Bridlington on Saturday, 21 June between 12pm and 3pm.  The centre will be

A community event for people with learning disabilities and any professionals working with them, as well as their families and carers, will

Yorkshire Water reservoir stocks dropped 0.51% over the last week to 62.3% and the utility is reminding customers to continue saving water

Yorkshire Ambulance Service will receive £6.4m of additional funding as part of a national programme of fleet investment for ambulance services. The

Hull Schools Library Service has won a Libraries Connected Award. The service took home the Children’s Promise award. Judges commented that Hull

York Council’s three political parties have reacted to the Spending Review, with some welcoming announcements for the city while others said it

Some of Bradford’s most recognisable statues will come to life as part of Bradford’s City of Culture year. Statues from Bowling Park

Families will be consulted on a shake-up of children’s centres which could see services run with fewer buildings and staff. Leeds City

Orchard Park has been named in the government’s list of ‘trailblazer neighbourhoods’ that are each set to receive up to £20 million.

Leeds City Council’s leader has given his response to the UK Government’s newly-published Spending Review 2025. Councillor James Lewis, leader of Leeds

City of York Council joined York BID and more than 20 volunteers to help spruce up York city centre, as part of

An East Riding team of young people will head to the Molineux Stadium in Wolverhampton to take part in the National Championship

North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue are working with North Yorkshire Police and other partners as part of ‘Operation Fire-Safe’ which aims to

A new visitor centre at the North End Shipyard is set to tell the story of the iconic Arctic Corsair. The new