Great Yorkshire Radio speaks to Councillor Victoria Aitken about the outcome of the recent Howden consultation on temporarily pedestrianising some streets in the town. Over 600 responses were received.
EE is looking to extend 4G coverage in fifteen parts of North Yorkshire, and we catch up with Alex Jackman, Head of Network Communications at EE, to tell us more.
Great Yorkshire Radio speaks to Angela Train from Driffield and Wolds Food Bank for an update, at the end of a busy month for the service. They are running out of baked beans, after using 1200 tins of them in February! You can help by donating at Tesco or Lidl.
Great Yorkshire Radio speaks to Emma Gates from FAB Training about the importance of firms reviewing their first aid provisions before the end of March.
Great Yorkshire Radio speaks to Hayley Nicholson about the 13 different prizes that have been awarded in their 2021 Poetry Competition. It's the most number of categories they've ever had, and received hundreds of entries! Can we persuade Hayley to read us the winning entries?!
Great Yorkshire Radio speaks to Steve Riley from Ashley Adams Worldchoice Holidays about the implications of this week's road map announcement by Boris Johnson, and their increase in enquiries over recent days. There's also a scheme in place to guarantee your money back, should your booking not be able to go ahead, giving you peace of mind.
Great Yorkshire Radio speaks to Mandy Pepworth from North Yorkshire County Council's Active travel team, about the fantastic success of the Modeshift STARS scheme, in encouraging greener ways of travel.
Great Yorkshire Radio chats to Councillor Lyn Healing about the grants available for those who are suffering hardship during the pandemic, and the importance of coming forward before the end of February.
Great Yorkshire Radio has a catch up with Richard Burton, Leader at East Riding of Yorkshire Council, about the budget for the coming year. The Council Tax is rising by less than the Government recommendation, but there are big plans including £3 million for the Council Tax hardship fund and building affordable homes.
Great Yorkshire Radio speaks to Richard Burton, Leader of East Riding of Yorkshire Council, about the success so far of the vaccination rollout programme, plus the importance of keeping to the rules even after you've been vaccinated and the winter grants still available for those who need them.
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