Humberside's Police Commissioner says Police are more visible than ever across the East Riding.
Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner - Jonathan Evison - says not only are there more police officers than ever, but the skilled use of data to task officers to areas where crime is more likely to occur is being refined.
Crime Commissioner Evison goes onto to mention that there are still improvements to be made.
And he goes on to mention response time and impact.
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Kevin Hollinrake, the MP for Filey, has issued a stark warning regarding the future of the Yorkshire Coast’s hospitality industry, expressing his total opposition to a proposed new tourism tax.
Scarborough Town Council is facing a bill of more than £53,000 for the future provision of Christmas lights.
More walkers taking on a famous route which passes through North Yorkshire will be able to record their progress after funding was provided for hundreds of Coast to Coast Walk passports.
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