East Riding residents are being offered the chance to try new learning workshops in January, as part of a new ‘Learning for Leisure’ project by East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Adult Learning service. Learning for Leisure sessions will be available…
Families and professionals in the East Riding are invited to be a part of the national conversation on SEND reform. The Department for Education wants to hear views, experiences, and insights from as many people as possible over the coming…
Older residents across North Lincolnshire are being offered free, hands-on digital skills sessions to help them stay connected, independent and confident in an increasingly online world. Tech Together – delivered by Age UK Lincolnshire in partnership with North Lincolnshire Council…
Hidden carers provide unpaid support to family, friends and neighbours with disabilities or mental health challenges. The care can take many different forms and can include personal care, emotional support, help with managing finances and assistance with everyday tasks. There…
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has joined up with other councils in Yorkshire and the Humber to launch a Christmas campaign aimed at giving adults tips, advice and support to help keep relationships positive over the festive period. Audio adverts…
Victims of domestic abuse in the East Riding are being encouraged to seek advice and support during the Christmas period, when cases of domestic abuse tend to rise. Residents who feel concerned for their own or someone else’s safety during the Christmas…
How can we better prevent children not receiving an in-person education or young people outside of formal training or education from being impacted by violence? The Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (VPP) is seeking a provider to increase our understanding of…
Jonathan Evison, Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside, has launched a new grant fund to support initiatives to improve road safety across the East Riding, Hull and Northern Lincolnshire. The Road Safety Measures Grant Scheme will allow Parish and Town…
East Riding of Yorkshire council is highlighting the importance of responsible pet ownership and purchasing this Christmas. This is a popular time to purchase a new pet, but it is vital to recognise that they are a long-term commitment. Residents…
A Goole woman has been sentenced after admitting to fraudulently claiming benefits totalling £35,714.69, between October 2021 and February 2024 Christina Harrison of Goole, East Yorkshire, pleaded guilty to four offences of benefit fraud relating to her claims for council tax support, housing benefit, income support and child tax credit. The fraud…