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Speed camera locations in Hull and East Yorkshire July 6- 12

Enforcement will be carried out across the region

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Toddler with rare skeletal condition spent a year with broken leg before surgery

Carson Lees, from Marfleet, lived with a fractured leg for a year after doctors discovered he had a rare condition leaving him prone to fractures, with his parents now fundraising for the hospital that carried out his five-hour operation

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'Why take the easy route now?' - Brain tumour survivor's trek to Everest base camp

Matt Carpenter, who was diagnosed with a brain tumour at 28, is taking on a gruelling trek to Everest Base Camp to raise awareness and show fellow survivors that 'there is light at the end of the tunnel'

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Man went to feed his dog and spotted burglar in hi-viz jacket out of the corner of his eye

Trevor Sheldrake was also wearing a balaclava, which had been a gift from his wife, and shoes that were several sizes too big for him

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Holiday park fined £2,200 for illegally placing road signs on verge

Southfield Holiday Park Ltd has been ordered to pay more than £2,000 after pleading guilty to erecting two unauthorised advertising signs on the A1079 Hull to York road

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Six Orchard Park streets to get new footpaths in nine-week scheme

Resurfacing works are set to begin on six streets in Orchard Park from July 13, as Hull City Council aims to improve deteriorated footpaths across the area

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Huge boost for dental services in Bridlington - latest East Riding planning developments

A round-up of recent notable planning developments in East Riding, including planning approval in Bridlington that will massively increase the number of dental appointments in the town

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Preserving a historic Hull landmark for future generations as ‘newest’ Drypool Bridge turns 65

City saw its original Drypool Bridge installed in 1888

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Death notices and funeral announcements from the Hull Daily Mail - June 29-July 5, 2026

Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one

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The crimes of the offenders locked up in June

Some grim cases have been heard in court in recent weeks

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Sex offender jailed after hiding his past and spending time with children

He was warned he was in 'last chance saloon' in April

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New golf and entertainment venue tees up at Beverley’s Flemingate

FORE! will bring a year-round place to play, with immersive sports gaming, crazy golf and more

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Long-empty Victorian swimming baths to be converted in Hull

East Hull Pools has been empty and unused since 2018

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Major solar farm near Beverley dubbed 'monstrous mega sprawl' gets planning consent

Because of its size, the decision on Peartree Hill Solar Farm was not made by local councillors, who submitted that they would have refused iT

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Hull pub to show England's 1am World Cup clash - with free chips if they win

The Ship Inn on Hodgson Street will open its doors for England's early hours World Cup clash with Mexico on Monday, promising free chips to all fans if England come out on top

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List of Yorkshire pubs opening late for England v Mexico as kick off time confirmed

The Government has granted pubs special permission to open late for England’s World Cup match against Mexico.

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Historic Hessle school building sold to new special educational needs provider

There are plans to reopen the Hymers Hessle Mount building in 2027

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Ongoing and upcoming roadworks in Hull - July 4, 2026

Where disruption is possible on the roads around the city

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Cyclist, 40, suffers life-threatening injuries in Raich Carter Way collision

The incident happened just before midnight

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'Squishy' toys that pose danger to children seized from Hull shops

Hull City Council's Trading Standards Team has seized and destroyed more than 1,000 'Squeezy Dumpling' toys after tests found they contain high levels of benzene, a cancer-causing chemical that could pose an immediate and long-term risk to children