Paul Drury-Bradey
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Former East Riding Labour group leader explains defection to the Conservatives (opens the original)
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The leader of the Labour group on East Riding Of Yorkshire Council has defected to the Conservatives in the middle of party conference season. South West Holderness councillor Steve Gallant has now joined the Conservatives on the council, promising to "get on with the job". Cllr Gallant is a well-known figure in East Yorkshire and has worked on campaigns around access to cash machines, as well as on telegraph poles and he is keen to work with telecoms companies to improve mobile phone signals in
Hull parking wardens equipped with body cameras to tackle 'aggressive incidents' (opens the original)
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Hull City Council's parking enforcement officers have been equipped with body-worn cameras to protect staff following aggressive and abusive behaviour. The authority believes the technology will provide an extra layer of protection for officers while providing an impartial record to help resolve parking disputes and complaints from motorists. The rollout follows a successful five-month trial in the second half of last year. During the trial, no incidents of aggressive behaviour were recorded whi
New funding will boost local apprenticeship services in Hull and East Yorkshire (opens the original)
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Local apprenticeships in Hull and East Yorkshire will be boosted, after the region was promised a slice of £100million of extra funding. The money will allow more young people to be matched with local businesses and help drive new employment opportunities. The scheme was announced at the Labour party conference in Liverpool, by the new Chancellor John Healey. It is expected to deliver thousands more youth apprenticeships around the country, particularly with small employers. Hull and East Yorksh
Mystery buyer makes offer for major Beverley Minster Way site (opens the original)
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A prime piece of development land off Minster Way in Beverley is now under offer, marking a significant step forward in the future of the prominent site. The plot, which extends to approximately 3.57 hectares (8.82 acres), has long been designated as part of the council’s strategy for expanding Beverley towards the southern edge of the town. Under original ideas at the planning stage, the land was intended to be laid out as a 500-space park & ride facility. East Riding Council hoped it would hel
East Riding schools benefit from ambitious and successful solar project (opens the original)
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Three East Riding schools have cut their energy bills and reduced their carbon footprint thanks to the installation of new solar panels. Withernsea High School, alongside Kingsway Primary and Marshlands Primary in Goole, now have solar arrays installed on their roofs. The improvements are thanks to a £218,000 grant from the Department for Education. East Riding Of Yorkshire Council was awarded the highest amount of any local authority in the country for the project. The solar panels are expected
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