Hornsea News

Here is the latest Hornsea News from This is the Coast

• East Riding Council Urged to Embrace Artificial Intelligence with Ethical Safeguards

  A senior executive at East Riding of Yorkshire Council has called on the authority to seize the opportunities presented by artificial intelligence while ensuring strict ethical safeguards are established.

• Closure Order on Bridlington Property Following Antisocial Behaviour and Alleged Drug Dealing

  East Riding of Yorkshire Council has secured a three-month closure order on a property following severe antisocial behaviour, intimidation, and alleged drug dealing.

• East Riding Volunteers Catch Hundreds Of Speeders In Community Watch Scheme

  Community Speed Watch volunteers in the East Riding have caught over a thousand speeding drivers this year, significantly contributing to Humberside Police's local road safety efforts.

• Yorkshire Coast Cricket Round Up

  Scarborough suffered a heartbreaking defeat at North Marine Road on Saturday.

• Withernsea Seafront Development Complete And Open For Business

  A major seafront redevelopment scheme in Withernsea has been completed, bringing new beach huts, micro-kiosks, and improved facilities to the East Riding coastline.

• Yellow Thunderstorm Warning Issued For The Yorkshire Coast

  A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms is in place for the Yorkshire Coast this afternoon and early evening, bringing the threat of heavy rain, large hail, and travel disruption.

• Whitby Flash Floods As Storms And Soaring Temperatures Hit Yorkshire Coast

  With temperatures soaring, Whitby's been hit with severe thunder storms and flash floods on Friday.

• New Social Housing Policy Proposed For East Yorkshire Residents At Risk Of Coastal Erosion

  East Riding of Yorkshire Council is introducing a new housing policy to proactively support residents along the East Yorkshire coast who are at risk of losing their homes to the sea.

• Police Appeal Following Criminal Damage To Display Boards At Hornsea Viaduct

  Humberside Police are appealing for information and CCTV footage after new historical display boards at the Hornsea Viaduct were defaced with paint and scratched with a sharp implement.