Driffield News

Here is the latest Driffield News from This is the Coast

• East Yorkshire Coastal Erosion Highlighted in New Video

  The challenges the East Yorkshire Coast faces through coastal erosion are explored in a new video from East Riding Council.

• Bogus Taxi Driver Warning in East Riding of Yorkshire

  East Riding of Yorkshire Council is warning about the danger of using bogus taxi drivers and is taking action to keep residents safe.

• Environment Agency Testing Water in and around Scarborough

  They've been busy sampling water quality in the Scarborough area after a decline along the Yorkshire Coast.

• East Yorkshire Business Board Appoints New Chair

  Jason Speedy, the Chief Operations Officer of Ideal Heating, has been appointed as the first chair of the recently formed Hull and East Yorkshire Business Board.

• Hundreds of New Trees at Driffield Showground

  Humber Forest have planted almost 500 trees across at Driffield Showground, as part of a project to improve the local environment and enhance the showground.

• New Tourism Campaign Aims to Entice Film and TV Fans to Yorkshire Coast

  The stunning landscapes and venues across North Yorkshire and their links to film and television are to be the centrepiece of a campaign aimed at attracting a wave of visitors to the county.

• Jane Tomlinson’s Run For All Takes Over Delivery of McCain Yorkshire Coast 10K

  Jane Tomlinson’s Run For All will take over organising the ever-popular and well established McCain Yorkshire Coast 10K and Fun Run in 2025 in partnership with Scarborough Athletic Club.

• 8 Year Jail Terms for Two Men Sentenced for Death by Dangerous Driving

  Two men have been jailed for a total of 16 years for killing their friend and seriously injuring two others by driving dangerously and losing control of their speeding vehicles in Driffield on Saturday 11 June 2022.

• East Riding Set 2000 New Homes a Year Target

  East Riding Council will need to approve plans to build around 2,000 new homes a year to meet the government’s new targets.