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Hull charity helps more than 100 children with school uniforms (opens the original)
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A charity which offers free school uniforms says it has helped more than 100 children prepare for the new school year. Doreen's, based at North Point Shopping Centre in Hull, repurposes unwanted uniforms and gives them to families across the city free of charge. Ashleigh Hirst, the charity's co-founder, said: "The demand is so high so we are just wanting to help with whatever we can." New limits on branded school uniform come into force from September, in a bid to reduce costs for parents. Hirst
'Don't sit under trees' alert issued as hot weather continues (opens the original)
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Visitors to a country park near Scunthorpe are being warned to avoid sitting, parking or having picnics underneath trees with large branches. The prolonged heat and dry weather has increased the risk of branches suddenly falling – even from trees that appear healthy and show no obvious signs of weakness. "They're under a lot of stress at the moment," said Liam Dent, a parks and gardens officer at the 300-acre Normanby Hall Country Park. "Due to a lack of water, the trees are basically going into
Strongman Stuart Lambert pulls train along Yorkshire Wolds Railway (opens the original)
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A strongman has pulled a train 25m (82ft) along the Yorkshire Wolds Railway. Stuart Lambert, from Market Weighton, said the train and carriages weighed 64 tonnes and the challenge, which took place in Fimber, East Yorkshire, was his heaviest to date. Afterwards, Lambert said he was "chuffed to bits". The strongman, who has pulled various pieces of machinery for charity before, said he had spent six months training specifically for Sunday's challenge. "The train was on my bucket list, and we had
Ancaster gardener phoned mum and said 'we've dug up a skeleton' (opens the original)
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When Nick Routledge began digging in his garden, the last thing he expected to find was human bones. The 43-year-old was doing landscaping work at his home in Ancaster, Lincolnshire, when he uncovered the remains in March 2025. "I panicked and I phoned my mum," he said. "I was like, mum, mum, I swear we've dug up a skeleton." After calling the police and sending pictures of the bones, Routledge said officers arrived within 10 minutes. "The CID turned up, they came straight in, they called it an
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