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YORK College pair Chris Lythe and Josh Bayliss both made a racquet at the Association of Colleges Sport National Championships in Nottingham. The Sim Balk Lane first-year students, who represented Yorkshire and Humberside, came back with medals …

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IF you’re riding in East Yorkshire and you see a Kawasaki ZZR1400 in your mirrors, it might be a good time for a glance at the speedo. Humberside Police are using an unmarked 186mph ZZR1400 in a clampdown on speeding motorcyclists in the region.and more »

Erica Daley, director of integrated commissioning for the CCG, said: “Improving mental wellbeing in Hull is a top priority for the CCG so we were delighted to partner up with Humberside Fire and Rescue again and support Mental Health Awareness Week 

In order to protect the public Humberside Police have had to spend millions to “plug the gaps” left by cuts to funding. Police officers and their civilian colleagues 

In order to protect the public Humberside Police have had to spend millions to “plug the gaps” left by cuts to funding. Police officers and their civilian colleagues have been paid over £16m in overtime over the last three years, with £4m of that never

Humberside Police have spent millions to “plug the gaps” left by cuts so they can protect the public. In the past three years, police officers and their civilian colleagues have been paid more than £16m in overtime – and around 20 per cent of that was …

Operation Achilles has been in force for the last couple of years and according to the force, has had a positive impact in reducing motorcycle casualties in the East Riding. This year, officers will work alongside Safer Roads Humber using an unmarked …

UPDATE: Today (Wednesday) Humberside Police clarified the stance on Plymouth fans travelling without tickets. Away fans without tickets WILL be able to travel – to share in the potential title celebrations – but WILL NOT be allowed in the ground.and more »

A TOTAL of five people lost their lives and many more were injured in fires across Humberside last year. According to the latest figures from the Home Office,