BeverleyMag April 2016 Issue No.35 by Nic Gough

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Contents

Graham Stuart MP Page 4 Minding The Minster Page 6 Local News Page 8 Health & Wellbeing Feature Page 10 Beverley Vintage & Retro Fair Page 12 Travel: Cruising Holidays Page 13 Regional News Pages 14, 16 & 17 Let’s Visit Market Weighton Page 18 Visit Cottingham Feature Page 19 WIN: Busted Tickets Page 24 Gardening: New Garden Festival Page 28 Motoring: Average Speed Cameras Page 32 Crossword & Sudoku Page 34 East Riding Mumbler: What’s On Page 36 Fiona’s Food For Thought Page 38 Useful Numbers Page 38

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BeverleyMag April 2016 Dear Readers Welcome to the March edition of your Beverley Mag. In this month’s edition we have lots of local and regional news as well as a fantastic feature on Cottingham and all that it has to offer including some great shops and services as well as a full calendar of events - kicking off with the fantastic Springboard Festival in May. We also have a Health and Wellbeing feature. We have Busted tickets to be won in the monthly competition which has made me dig all my old boy band CD’s out to play in the car (much to the annoyance of my hubby) perhaps i’ll dig out my Bay City Rollers albums next and really get under his skin!!!. We have the usual crossword and suduko puzzles to get your brain exercised. For our green fingered readers we have news of a brand new Gardening event that people can get involved in - so please read it and if you are a community group that would benefit from this do join up - and keep us informed as to your progress. Graham Stuart our local MP has been busy as usual and in his column talks about fighting to save minor injury hospitals within the region. We have news about the new average speed cameras on the A1079 on the motoring section if you want to know what is going on and why.). Until next month - take care and enjoy the magazine Kind regards

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Graham Stuart MP

Minor Injury Units Just before Easter the news came through that the East Riding Clinical Commissioning Group is considering closing the Minor Injury Units at Hornsea, Withernsea and Driffield, which they say are underused because people are instead opting to go to Hull Royal Infirmary’s emergency department. I will oppose these proposals strongly. Having fought for our local community hospitals both before being elected in 2005 and again in 2007, I know the strength of feeling that exists in favour of keeping healthcare hubs close to people. This is particularly true because Hornsea and Withernsea have elderly populations, high levels of disability and receive huge influxes of visitors in the summer. The people who live there are not to blame for the fact that half the areas these units would naturally service are in the North Sea, which necessarily restricts the number of people who use them.

Graham at Withernsea’s Minor Injury Unit with the late Kate Monkman, nurse practitioner.

vital services were last threatened. There will be a petition, rallies, leaflets and more – please stay tuned for further details.

This fits a worrying pattern where the specific needs of urban communities are always afforded additional support but those of rural and coastal areas are sacrificed as being unaffordable.

Graham Stuart is the MP for Beverley and Holderness Follow Graham’s work locally by becoming his friend on Facebook (grahamstuart62)

I will be meeting campaigners in early April and making sure that the community’s voice is heard as it was in the past when these

Write to: Graham Stuart MP, 9 Cross Street, Beverley, HU17 9AX Telephone: 01482 679 687 or E-Mail: graham@grahamstuart.com

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Minding the Minster

No Minster Roof Tours! One of the most popular tourist attractions in Beverley Minster will, I’m sorry to say, not be available over the next few months. From Easter onwards we won’t be able to offer tours in the roof during weekdays, and only the 11.15 tour will be guaranteed on a Saturday. Apologies, but it’s beyond our control. The main reason is that we will be having a new fire alarm system installed throughout the whole church, replacing one that has given us many years of service but which now is considered outdated and not worth repairing. This means that there will be work going on in the roof for 10 weeks, which has to take priority. The other reason the weekday tours are ending, at least in the short term, is that the two existing

full-time virgers, John Dell and me, are leaving. John has already retired; we had a farewell bring-andshare meal for him on Sunday 20th March, and I am stepping down to take over a new venture, the Monks Walk pub in Highgate. Interviews have been held for replacements and, hopefully, a new team will be in place very soon and they can decide later in the year whether or not to reinstate these tours. I will still be available to help out if required, but they may prefer to shake things up and do something new. But, as it stands, this will probably be the last piece I write as a fulltime virger. I’ll just say that I’ve loved almost every single minute of the 10 years I’ve worked in the Minster and, if you haven’t already been inside to see what a magnificent place it is, then you really should. By Neil Pickford

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Mervyn’s Swan Song Easter Day was the final service at Beverley Minster for Mervyn King, who retired as Assistant Director of Music. He has been singing in the choir for 46 years and says, “it’s been a really fulfilling time for me, both musically and spiritually.” His involvement with the Minster choir began when, at the age of 20, he was training to be a teacher in Hull. “I was sent to a comprehensive school in Hull for a teaching practice and had the good fortune to work with Alan Spedding, the head of music. He had recently been appointed as the ‘Master of the Choristers’ at Beverley Minster and invited me along to sing. I’ve been there ever since!”

experience of worship for others.”

He describes the commitment and sense of duty required in the demanding schedule of practices and services by saying, “it’s just what Christians do when they recognise their God-given gift. Choir members offer their singing to God in worship and hopefully enhance the

As well as singing he has been able to conduct the choir, and this has been his real pleasure. “It’s not just a case of beating time! Conductors shape and balance the sound with subtle nuances of breathing and phrasing. It’s great to have the confidence of the choir

to do this effectively and produce music of real quality.” Over the years he has seen boys (and more recently girls) nurtured in realising their musical gifts and in developing their Christian faith. He says, “It’s great to see children join at the age of 8 and leave as mature adults to go to the next stage of their education with a sense of fulfilment and purpose as a result of their time in the choir. I would encourage parents to consider this opportunity.” You can find more information about Beverley Minsters music and service times on www.beverleyminster.org.uk Photos: Mervyn King, who is also an accomplised artist, pictured with his paintings and sculptures which he has exhibited in Beverley Minster.

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Tour de Yorkshire Trophy to display in Beverley and Market Weighton and tour East Riding schools

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Members of the public will also be able to catch a glimpse of the trophy on Monday, 18 April in Wednesday Market, Beverley, from 12noon12.45pm and in the High Street, Market Weighton, from 1.15-2pm. Councillor Stephen Parnaby OBE, leader of East Riding of Yorkshire Council, said: “As a sponsor of the Tour de Yorkshire, the council is proud to again host the trophy. “The itinerary for Monday, 18 April has been devised to allow school children to see the prize up close and for residents to also catch a glimpse of the trophy in Beverley and Market Weighton ahead of the race. “The trophy tour last year was a huge success and helped promote the Tour de Yorkshire and build up the anticipation for the event.” You can keep up to date with all the latest information about the Tour de Yorkshire by following the tour on Twitter @LeTourYorkshire or by liking the event’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ LeTourYorkshire For information about the race route, visit www.letouryorkshire.com

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East Riding carers invited to get involved in national survey Carers in the East Riding are encouraged to share their views on the help and support available to them as part of a national survey. The survey has been launched by central government who are trying to gain a better understanding of the needs of unpaid carers across the country as they develop their new Carers Strategy. Alistair Burt, minister for social care and communities, said: “Carers make an invaluable contribution to society. I have met many brilliant carers who have told me it can be a struggle to keep all the plates spinning and make time for themselves. Through the Government’s new carers’ strategy, we want to support carers to do the best for their loved ones and have a life of their own beyond caring.”

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King prawns part cooked in the tandoori oven then simmered in MorichclayMach £5.95 a delicately flavoured creamy curry. White fish cooked in a spicy sauce with garlic, ginger,Sag green chillies King Prawn £7.95 garnished withgently coriander. King Prawns cooked with spinach creating a light, subtly£7.95 Tandoori Mach Massalla flavoured dish. White fish prepared in a delicately flavouredPrawn creamy sauce. King Biryani £9.95 Traditional dish ofMethi King Prawns King Prawn £7.95 cooked with basmati rice and served Kingaprawns gently cooked with with vegetable curry. special fenugreek leaves creating a light subtly flavoured dish. £5.95 Mach Jalfrezi (Hot) A stir-fried dish with lightly braised Tandoori Prawn and onions, garlic,King ginger,tomatoes £9.95 Massalla fresh green chillies. King prawns part cooked in the Shuhagi £7.95 tandoori clayMach oven then simmered in Barbecued of salmon a delicatelypieces flavoured creamycooked curry. with courgettes in a medium strength King Prawn Sag £7.95 sauce. King Prawns gently cooked with subtly spinach creating light, NB. May find small abones in all fish dishes flavoured dish.

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Mixed Vegetable Bhaji £2.50 with a vegetable curry. Chana Bhaji £2.50 Mach Jalfrezi (Hot) £2.50 £5.95 Bindy Bhaji A stir-fried dish with lightly braised Begun garlic, Bhaji ginger,tomatoes£2.50 onions, and Bombay £2.50 fresh greenAloo chillies. Sag Bhaji £2.50 Shuhagi Mach £7.95 Sag Aloo pieces of salmon cooked £2.50 Barbecued Aloocourgettes Gobi in a medium£2.50 with strength sauce. Coli Bhaji £2.50 Mushroom Bhaji £2.50 NB. May find small bones in all fish dishes Tarka Dall £2.50 Sag Paner £2.50

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The following dishes are served on a hot Korma £4.95 sizzling platter with a side salad and the chef ’s own fresh mint sauce prepared daily Bhuna £4.95 Rogan for your pleasure £4.95 Dupiaza £4.95 Chicken Tikka Shashlik £7.95 Patia £4.95 Chicken Tikka £5.95 Madras £4.95

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£4.95 £6.95 £4.95 Tandoori KingLamb Prawns £8.95 Choice of Chicken, or Prawn. King Prawn is £3.00 extra with the above dishes. Tandoori Mixed Grill £7.95

Korma Bhuna Rogan Dupiaza Patia Boiled Rice Madras Dansak Pillau Rice Vindaloo

Fresh mixed vegetables prepared in a delicately £5.95 Shabji Chameli flavoured creamy sauce. Aubergine, Cauliflower, Okra mixed in a curry with onion, garlic, tomato gives Shabji Korai and simmered with pickles, that £5.95 a nice savoury taste. A succulent blend of herbs and spices sizzling away in aShabji Korai dish for authentic flavour garnished with£5.95 fresh Balti tomatoes and capsicum. Mixed vegetables cooked to our chef’s own recipe and served in aPaner special pot called a Balti. Shabji £5.95 Vegetables cooked with Basmati rice served with

vegetable curry. Shabji Jalfrezi (Hot) An old favourite.

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£7.95 Vegetables cooked with Basmati rice served with vegetable Chilli curry. Begun (Hot) £4.95 An old favourite. Chopped aubergine cooked in our chef’s own spicy sauce that includes green chillies and capsicum. Shabji Massalla £5.95

potato and peas cooked with cottage£7.95 cheese Vegetable Biryani * Mushroom, in a medium strength sauce.

Tandoori Chicken £5.95 These dishes contain nuts

£5.95 A stir-fried dish with lightly braised onions, garlic, ginger, tomatos and green chillies. Shabji Massalla £5.95 Fresh mixed vegetables prepared in a delicately

£4.95 flavoured creamy sauce. £4.95 £4.95 Shabji Korai £5.95 £4.95 A succulent blend of herbs and spices sizzling away in £4.95 fresh £1.50£4.95 Chilli &a Korai dish for authentic flavour Keemagarnished Pratha with£2.00 tomatoes and capsicum. Coriander Nan £1.80 £1.80£4.95 Aloo Pratha £2.00 Nan £1.80 £4.95 Keema Shabji Paner £5.95

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Mushroom Pillau £2.25 Choice of Chicken, Lamb or Prawn. Vegetable Pillau King Prawn is £3.00 extra with the £2.25 above dishes. Special Pillau £2.75 £2.25 Onion Pillau These dishes contain nuts * Garlic Pillau £2.25 Nuts are used as ingredients in our restaurants and although great care is taken Egg Pillau £2.25 during preparation, we cannot fully guarantee against traces in other dishes we serve. Nan Bread £1.50 Garlic Nan £1.80

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Chapati £0.40 Peshwari Nan £2.00and peas cooked with cottage cheese Mushroom, potato French Fries £1.50 Garlic &in a medium strength sauce. Papadom £0.45 Coriander Nan £1.80 Jalfrezi Assorted Chutneys £5.95 Cheese Shabji Nan £2.00 (Hot) perbraised Tray onions, garlic, £1.20 dish with lightly A stir-fried Keema & ginger, tomatos and green chillies. Raita £1.00 Garlic Nan £2.00 Plain Pratha Stuffed Pratha

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Visit Cottingham Cottingham is not only a great place to visit for shopping, wining and dining but it also has a very healthy year long list of great events to keep everyone entertained. COTTINGHAM SPRINGBOARD FESTIVAL 27th, 28th & 29th May 2016 The Cottingham Springboard Festival is a hugely popular ‘free music event’ held annually at the end of May each year. It is a music event that uses various pubs, clubs and local venue’s to put on a weekend of music, covering a wide range of taste. The festival coordinator, Jayney Wright is assisted in the organization and running of the event by a team of volunteer helpers who all play an integral part in making this event what it is today! One of the Springboard venues well worth checking out is ‘The Laughing Tree Stage’ downstairs at the Duke of Cumberland has some great local bands and artists on including:

Honeyskull - Friday 27th May Black Lime - Friday 27th May Rivers Johannson - Saturday 28th May The Madisons - Saturday 28th May Ming City Rockers - Saturday 28th May Page 45 - Sunday 29th May The Froot 69 - Sunday 29th May COTTINGHAM DAY - 2nd July 2016 The first Saturday in July is “Cottingham Day” which attracts over 20,000 people who enjoy the carnival atmosphere, workshops, competitions and numerous stalls. Many of the old favourites returned to the event earlier this year – the dog show, the birds of prey, classic cars and motorcycles with a few new attractions thrown in to entertain all ages. The local shops, cafes and pubs were open to welcome visitors and event took place at the Civic Hall, the Darby and Joan Hall and the churches. Continued on Page 20

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Cottingham Feature COTTINGHAM OPEN GARDENS 2016 Sunday 19th and Sunday 26th June 2016 (two separate days) 10.00am to 4.00pm  A wide range of gardens in terms of both size (from a hundred square yards up to two acres and more) and design, offering a great opportunity for visitors to these normally private grounds, to get ideas for their own gardens and to talk to the owners about the plants and how to grow and nurture them to give the best effect.  There will also be a wide range of other things to do and see as visitors tour the gardens, plus a raffle with wonderful prizes.  All net income will be donated to Dove House Hospice in Hull.  Plant sales: Several of the gardens will have plants for sale, many taken from cuttings of plants on show in the gardens themselves.  Cost: £3.00 adults, accompanied children free.  How to get event passports: Entry is by a single ticket available in advance from any of the Dove House Charity Shops across Hull and the East Riding, Approx 21 gardens.

Judie Tzuke + Emma King + Gracie Falls Sunday Aug 28th The Darby and Joan Hall, Cottingham Find out more at: www.cottinghamfolkfestival.co.uk

COTTINGHAM FOLK FESTIVAL August Bank Holiday 2016 Chas & Dave + Two Pianos Friday August 26th The Civic Hall, Cottingham The Hut People + Beggar’s Bridge + Tim O’Connor Saturday Aug 27th The Darby & Joan Hall, Cottingham Wilko Johnson + Big Boy Bloater and The Limits Saturday August 27th - The Civic Hall, Cottingham

COTTINGHAM MARKET – Every Thursday For over 25 years the village of Cottingham has had a weekly market, held on a Thursday at Market Green, King Street in the centre of the village. With around 30+ stall holders offering a wide variety of products, it is definitely not to be missed – you may even pick up a bargain!

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CARAVAN SHOW 3rd and 4th September 2016 The Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire Caravan Manufacturers’ Association runs this event every September, to introduce the new season’s caravans. Held at The Lawns in Cottingham, it generally features more than 130 new touring caravans and about 150 caravan holiday-homes, lodges and park homes from most of the major British manufacturers. The annual Caravan Extravaganza gives enthusiasts from all over the UK their first opportunity to see the new season’s models. A massive accessory shop is set up within The Lawns Centre; there is a small funfair for children, hamburger and other food stalls, including ice-creams, and all sorts of other entertainments to make this a fun day out for the family.

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Using the word “Largest” is something Cottingham is very proud to use!! Not only does the village boost being the largest in the UK, but also in population as well.

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We have nearly 20,000 people living here! (Yes a village). The village is served very well by other 150 retailers plus small to national businesses all working close within the village. Within 30 minutes drive of Cottingham are over a further 500,000 people. The village has ample “FREE” parking. Over 170 buses per day serve the retail centre, from all around East Yorkshire. The train station is only 600m from the shops on the main Hull to Scarborough line.Sitting on the outskirts of Hull and surrounded by the Yorkshire Wolds it make for a lovely place to live and come shopping in.

A shoppers delight with a beautiful array of boutique style shops, Café bars, Restaurants and some lovely public houses. All unique in style and what they have to offer. Turn around each corner and there is something new to excite your shopping experience. We also have a balanced offering of high street names. Look a bit further and you will find the beautiful St Mary’s Church along with other churches set in historic architectural buildings. There are plenty of lovely gardens and parks to walk around. The Cottingham & District Traders Association is a thriving group of retailers and businesses working hard to promote the village and what it has to offer. We strive to help each other were ever we can. The aim is vey simple to promote the village whilst also improving the ambience and shoppers experience. Gone are the days of old style boring meetings as we meet socially on a regular basis with them nights on improving business aspects (all welcome). The village whilst big retains a local friendly feel and a very warm welcome. Many generations of families can be traced back and still live within the community. Many events are held in the centre and surrounding facilities like Cottingham Parks, The Lawns & King George Playing Fields. Over 3,000 students for Hull University reside within Cottingham plus each summer we have over 1,500 junior students staying at The Lawns. These travel from all around the world to stay in Cottingham. This is very exciting times as they become part of the village community. Every Thursday on The Market Green is held a weekly market offering a wide range of products and exciting products. Well worth a walk around. There is more and more to Cottingham than a village between Hull and Beverley. Come spend some time with us and enjoy all we have to offer. You will not be disappointed!

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A Cottingham Success Story Several years ago, in the face of increasing competition from direct insurers, the internet and comparison sites; Hedon Insurance made a brave decision. They decided to take insurance ‘local’! They now have four offices around the region and are building a loyal band of happy customers with their commitment to face to face, local service. ‘Insurance is a complex area’ explains Hedon Insurance Director, Paul Welsh ‘I cannot imagine why people would want to arrange it direct, themselves and expose themselves to all the risks & pitfalls of not arranging it properly. By dealing with a local broker you get the benefit of being face to face with someone who is dealing with the subject every day of their lives someone, who is working for you on your behalf.’ There is a perception that you may finish up paying more via a local broker. This tends not be the case however, as a broker’s ‘local’ knowledge can often work in their favour – such as in areas which have either flooded or are regarded to be at a high risk of flooding. ‘The best way to convince people that we are competitive is for them to give us a try. In our main markets, we are rarely more than a few pounds away from the best internet quote and often, because of our local knowledge, we can be cheaper. When you add in the value of dealing with somebody, face to face, locally (and how important that could be in the event of a claim) – we believe that a using a broker is great value call.’ Paul added.

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BUSTED ARE BACK Full original line-up of Charlie Simpson, Matt Willis & James Bourne

FIRST TOUR IN 12 YEARS SHEFFIELD ARENA Tuesday 17th May 2016 “A year ago James and I got together and just started hanging out … and it felt really different, somehow, to how it had ten years ago. And the idea crept into my head after all that time apart: what would Busted look like today?” – Charlie Simpson

For the gig Busted will return to the home of their biggest triumph, the venue where anybody last saw them – Wembley Arena. It was here that they broke a record in 2004 by selling out an incredible 12 shows. And it’s here that they will make their long overdue comeback.

It’s the reunion they said could never happen - even the members themselves have admitted it. But today Busted announce their return to the world of pop in 2016. Matt, James and Charlie are returning to the road with a full UK arena tour, and they are working on brand new Busted music for the first time since 2004.

“We’ve done this crazy, exciting, adventurous, scenic route back to being Busted. And now we’re here, we’re all super-re-energised” – James Bourne

“For me, there’s a huge sense of unfinished business … I always thought in my heart we’d do Busted again, but that it was just a matter of when and how” – Matt Willis

Wednesday 11th May 2016 will be their first show together in 12 years – and the first time in 12 years anyone will be able to see the three members play all their greatest hits together live – among them the simply huge, unforgettable smashes “What I Go To School For”, “Crashed The Wedding”, “You Said No”, “Air Hostess” and “Year 3000.”

Busted will play Sheffield Arena on Tuesday 17th May and the tickets go on general sale 9am Friday 13th November priced £41.25 & £45.65 (including booking fee) through www.sheffieldarena.co.uk or the ticket hotline on 0114 256 56 56.

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BUDDING SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY GARDENERS INVITED TO TAKE PART IN NEW GARDEN FESTIVAL Schools and community groups across Hull and East Yorkshire are being invited to take part in an exciting new garden festival being organised by Heritage Landscape and Garden Centre, near Melton. It’s hoped that with the help of the garden centre’s own team of experts, and local radio and TV personalities, entrants will be spurred on to produce some fantastic gardens, the theme of which is entirely their own interpretation of ‘Nature’s Finest’.

The event, the Yorkshire Garden Festival, is free to enter and is open to nurseries and schools, as well as local community groups. A pallet will be left with the school entrants so their creations can be transported to the garden centre however the community groups will have a plot available to them on site from the beginning of April.

They will then be judged by both the general public and a team of gardening experts over a series of dates throughout the festival, which

starts on 30th April and runs until 29th August. Each community garden will receive £500 worth of credit towards plants and materials, schools will each receive £100 towards their creation, and at the end of the festival there will be the chance to win The People’s Award. Heritage Landscape Centre is one of Yorkshire’s premier landscaping companies with an awardwinning coffee shop and restaurant. It hosts water features, garden buildings and endless amounts of inspiration!

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Work to install average speed cameras on A1079 nears completion Work to install state-of-the-art average speed cameras on a stretch of the A1079 between the Shiptonthorpe and Dunswell roundabouts is nearing completion. They have replaced outdated cameras on the Market Weighton bypass, on Arras Hill near Market Weighton and on sections of the Beverley bypass. The new cameras will be fully operationally in the next few weeks after a period of testing. They have been designed and installed by national contractor Vysionics at its recommended locations on behalf of Safer Roads Humber, a partnership which includes East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Humberside Police and Humberside Fire & Rescue Service.

Partnership spokeswoman Ruth Gore said: “The cameras take a series of readings along the road and only drivers exceeding the speed limit will be detected and sent a fixed penalty notice (speeding tickets). We urge all motorists to drive safely and carefully within the speed limit at all times.”

The previous 12 cameras - dating from 2006 – have been replaced with digital ones because they had passed their lifespan and still relied on film which had to be developed. The new cameras will ensure the speed limit can be enforced along the whole route rather than just at set points and they are costing Safer Roads Humber £890,000, which covers the installation and also maintenance for the next eight years. Councillor Andy Burton, portfolio holder for planning, highways and transportation at east Riding of Yorkshire Council, said: “We want roads in this region to be as safe as they can possibly be; in other areas of the country, the installation of average speed cameras has helped to reduce casualties on the roads. “We want motorists to keep to the speed limits on our roads, which will help keep them and other road users safe and keep collisions to a minimum. We are confident that this new equipment will help to achieve these aims. “Before the installation of the current cameras, the A1079 was classed as a medium to high risk road by Euro RAP ( the independent international system for rating roads across the continent). Between 2002 and 2004, there had been 71 crashes along this section of road, resulting in 138 people being injured, of whom 36 were seriously or fatally injured. Since the cameras were installed in 2006, the number of injury crashes and the severity of injury have been greatly reduced. “We want to maintain these greatly improved statistics, which is why it was essential that the outdated cameras were replaced by modern equipment.” PC Simon Carlisle, casualty reduction officer for Humberside Police, said: “Average speed cameras allow motorists to manage their speeds considerably better. They prevent what we call ‘camera surfing’, where motorists speed up after passing a known camera site, but equally they prevent the triggering of an old style camera by a brief lapse in concentration. Motorists will be able to maintain a more constant, steady and safe speed.”

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East Riding Mumblers Guide to What’s On The Hull & East Riding Mumbler has just had its first birthday! A year ago I launched the website to create one place where parents and carers could go to find out what’s going on for babies and children in and around Beverley & Hull. It lists everything from weekly playgroups and classes to local days out ideas and family events. It’s grown and evolved over the last year to now have over 1200 things listed on it! I have been overwhelmed by how much there is to do in this area and feel very lucky to be raising a family here. I’m holding a Family Fun Day this month on Sunday 24th April, 1.30-4pm at Dunswell Sports Hall. There will be bouncy castles, stalls and entertainment plus a program throughout the afternoon of taster sessions from local baby and children’s classes. You can come along and try as any as you like, from baby music to toddler dance and football. This is a great way to see what some of the local children’s classes are like and if your child enjoys them. Full details and timetable of classes are on the Mumbler website homepage, I hope to meet some of you there!

Also this month we have another bank holiday weekend to look forward to. The big local events are the Tour de Yorkshire setting off from Beverley on the Friday, the East Riding Country Fair in Driffield and there is also a large World War 2 Spectacular at Fort Paull. Lots of other local attractions have special family events on so check the Mumbler website Events Calendar to see if there’s anything you fancy. Also happening this month are the City of Culture Roadshows. Their team are going out to venues across the city for you to find out more about 2017 and ask any questions you have. Find them at: North Point Shopping Centre 14th/15th April, The Orchard Centre 22nd/23rd April, The University of Hull 26th/27th April, East Park 30th April/1st May, Octagon Centre 6th/7th May, Beverley Market 11th/12th May, Pearson Park 21st/22nd May. There will also be shorter drop-in sessions at Kingswood Health Centre 6th April, Prospect Centre 7th April, Ings Library 8th April, St. Margaret’s Welcome Centre 12th April, Gipsyville Multi Purpose Centre 13th April, Fred Moore Library 18th April, North Hull Community Centre 19th April, Highlands Health Centre 20th April, St Stephen’s Neighbourhood Centre 9th May, Victoria Dock Village Hall 14th May, Bilton Grange Health Centre 17th May, Walton Street Market 18th May, Elliott Chappel Health Centre 19th May. All dates and details are on the Mumbler Events Calendar. Please check out the Mumbler website at www.hullandeastridingmumbler.com and follow me on facebook or Twitter @Hull_ER_Mumbler for regular updates.

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FIONA’S FOOD FOR THOUGHT By Fiona Dwyer, broadcast journalist, PR & media consultant, slave to 2 children and a husband.

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At the time of writing, I am so excited because I have finally set up to do a regular online groceries shop – and my first delivery is tonight between 9 and 10pm. I know this is probably really sad and you’ve probably been doing it for years, but I can’t help myself!! Is it wrong to feel so proud of myself?!!!!

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“As the world speeds up through technological advances, it’s important to remember the slower things in life.” I couldn’t agree more! I read this in a great article in the Huffington Post about Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and author Tom Friedman who was talking about the importance of actually talking to people in person (i.e. not email or text conversations!), parenting and relationships. He said: “The faster the world gets ... the more you need to step back and appreciate everything that’s old and slow. The really important stuff today, as the world gets faster, is all the stuff you can’t download.” This is so true. We need to take time to take a breath every now and then, savour what we have, talk to each other and, I know this is controversial, maybe even switch off our phones!!

IT’S GARDENING SEASON! Yes the Spring is finally here and so it’s time 38 to get back out there, cut the grass, trim the bushes and just generally have a good tidy up in the garden. A friend of mine was just commenting on how she hadn’t been organised enough last Autumn to hack everything back and so is now really jealous of everyone else’s really nice gardens! Perhaps she needs some pointers from the first ever Yorkshire Garden Festival that’s being hosted at the Heritage Landscape & Garden Centre in Melton from the end of April right through until the end of August. Community projects, schools and charities across Hull & East Yorkshire are all being asked to design a garden to enter the competition. Who needs Chelsea and Harrogate when we’re about to have our very own festival here?!! Actually I could do with some advice on moving my hydrangeas!

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