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East Riding of Yorkshire Council, County Hall, Cross Street, Beverley, HU17 9BA WINNER OF THE GOOD COMMUNICATIONS AWARD 2008 FOR JOURNALISM EAST RIDING If undelivered please return to HG115, East Riding of Yorkshire Council, County Hall, Cross Street, Beverley, HU17 9BA L^i][djgVccjVaigZVibZcih J@ÉhaZVY^c\egd[Zhh^dcVaaVlchhZgk^XZ[dgdkZg'%nZVgh NEWS ;gZZXdchjaiVi^dcVcYaVlchjgkZnh CdXdcigVXihidh^\c!eVnVhndj\dhZgk^XZ 8]ZVeZgi]Vc9#>#N# HeZX^Va^hi[ZZYhZmXajh^kZid<gZZci]jbW ;gdbVh AUGUST 2009 EDITION a^iiaZVh %&)-'--%%-' 6A6LC &) NDJÉAA [dgVine^XVa +%b'aVlc FREE TO YOU - PAID FOR BY ADVERTISING ^cXK6I ADK: lll#\gZZci]jbW#Xd#j` New centre provides facilities for businesses to access IN THIS ISSUE MAKING A DIFFERENCE How young people are helping others with the vTalent programme PAGE 7 WIN A CLIPPER TRIP Win a pair of tickets for a trip on the Hull and Humber PAGE 9 OFFICIAL OPENING: Main image, Brough Business Centre; above, from left, Tony Arksey, site director of BAE Systems Brough, and Councillor Andy Burton, portfolioholder for community engagement and local economic development, at the recent offi cial opening ceremony WIN A SIGNED BOOK Win a signed Antony Worrall Thompson CENTRE TAKES OFF cook book PAGE 22 into developing and improving involved in this project has refurbishing an old building to 21st BY Tom Du Boulay the business centres is a vital done a fantastic job in providing century standards” E. [email protected] investment in the East Riding’s economically priced, modern and Amanda Hoggart, the business future and the current economic vibrant offi ces to enable young centre manager for East Riding ast Riding of Yorkshire downturn makes it all the more businesses to prosper in the local of Yorkshire Council, said: “We Council recently important that we maintain our region. opened in July 2008 and to date 26 celebrated the offi cial work to support businesses.” “I have every confi dence that businesses have moved into the E The Brough Business Centre Brough Business Centre will be an business centre to take advantage opening of Brough Business Centre – with the offi ces has been created through the amazing success and I wish the of its excellent facilities. The renovation and remodelling of businesses inhabiting the facility business centre has also helped already 75 per cent let. the ‘old fl ying club’ on the BAE every success for the future.” to accommodate 27 new jobs as a The council has now developed Systems Ltd site on Skillings Lane. Jon Fell, a director of video result of the companies housed.” eight such centres, with The project has been designed to production company JayJay Media Brough is the newest business split funding from Yorkshire assist in the creation and survival which is based in the business centre with established sites Forward, the European Regional of business start-ups and also to centre, was equally impressed: already located in Bridlington, Development Fund and the develop a unique partnership with “The offi ces are modern, spacious Driffi eld, Market Weighton, council’s capital programme. BAE Systems by accommodating and fi tted out to a very high Beverley and Goole . If your Councillor Stephen Parnaby their existing supply chain on specifi cation. looking for offi ce or workshop OBE, leader of the council, said: site with priority for offi ce space “We often invite clients to our space to rent, or a fi rst class venue “The centres provide valued and being given to companies in offi ces for meetings and they love to hold conferences, then please well used facilities for businesses the advanced engineering and coming here. Everyone wants to contact Amanda Hoggart, business to access advice, support, training manufacturing sectors. have a look around and many centre manager, on (01482) 880445 and networking opportunities. Tony Arksey, site director of BAE have asked about availability. The or email eastriding.business. “The work that has gone Systems, Brough, said: “Everyone council has done a great job in [email protected] CAREER HUNTING? JOBS PAGES 27 - 30 www.recruiteastriding.co.uk 2 EAST RIDING NEWS AUGUST 2009 NO ENGLISH? NO PROBLEM... If you have an enquiry about a service 01430 457340 Albanian 01430 457345 Kurdish 01430 457468 Portuguese provided by East Riding of Yorkshire Sorani Council and English is not your fi rst 01430 457341 Arabic 01430 457465 Latvian 01430 467469 Russian language, the council can provide help with translation. If you speak any of 01430 457342 Bengali 01430 457466 Lithuanian 01430 457347 Spanish the languages listed below, please EDITOR telephone the relevant number. If you 01430 457343 Cantonese 01430 457346 Pashtu 01430 457348 Turkish Andy Acum T. (01482) 391440 require help with any other language, E. [email protected] please ring (01482) 393939. 01430 457344 French 01430 457467 Polish 01430 457349 Urdu PRODUCTION AND DESIGN Glen Hindhaugh T. (01482) 391455 E. [email protected] COUNCIL DIARY Christopher Burkill – Graphic Design Richard W Smith – Graphic Design AUGUST 2009 Meetings are normally open to the public, although ADVERTISING there are sometimes exempt items, usually at the Julie Ostler T. (01482) 391451 end of the agenda. Unless otherwise shown, all E. [email protected] meetings are at County Hall, Beverley. Mon 10 2pm Eastern area planning sub- DISTRIBUTION committee WORK WILL START/CONTINUE AT: signing works starts late August Sarah Justice T. (01482) 391441 Tues 11 2pm Western area planning sub- E. [email protected] committee A1035 Beverley to Tickton – construction of shared Bridlington Spa Environs on footway/cycle way works proposed to start 3 August South Marine Drive – major Tues 18 9.30am Appeals committee for up to 8 weeks highway improvements ongoing though to June The views of contributors and advertisers do (education) not necessarily refl ect those of East Riding B1246 Barmby Moor to Pocklington – 2010 traffi c signal operations and road closure of Yorkshire Council. Wed 19 10am Goole and Howdenshire construction of shared footway/cycle way, traffi c signals expected throughout project dates to be advised. Due to space restrictions, the editor cannot local action team, Bubwith will be in operation. Works ongoing Bridlington Park and Ride, A165 Southcliff Leisure Centre guarantee inclusion of any submitted copy. East Swanland Hill North Ferriby – signing and lining Caravan Park entrance and A164 Carnaby Riding of Yorkshire Council East Riding News is Fri 21 10am Market Weighton and junction – construction of roundabout. Continuation listed in BRAD under: Newspapers/ Regional/ works. Pocklington local action Yorks/Humberside–monthly. East Riding News B1238/B1239 Main road Bilton – carriageway off road works with traffi c management in operation team, North Dalton Village is published monthly by East Riding of Yorkshire at times. Hall reconstruction – expect delays. Council. It is delivered to 148,664 homes and is First Lane Hessle, southern section between HIGHWAYS AGENCY: funded through revenue savings from advertising, Tues 25 10am Standards committee Bethune Avenue and Hull Road – carriageway M62 Addle Lane Bridge (between J37 and J38) – including recruitment. Up to April 2000 council hearing bridge replacement scheme. vacancies were only advertised in local newspapers, reconstruction. Sunday working with temporary traffi c meaning that the council had to pay commercial 1pm Beverley local action team, lights and diversion in operation. FOOTWAY SLURRY SEALING WORKS advertising rates and not all residents had the Treasure House B1230 Gilberdyke – carriageway reconstruction Works will start in the following areas: chance to apply for jobs within their local authority. Wed 26 2pm Haltemprice and Hunsley work including anti-skid, signing and lining. Slurry Sealing – North Frodingham, Woodmansey, The newspaper is printed on 100 per cent local action team (venue to Beverley – B1230 High Hunsley cross roads – work Newbald, Ottringham, Keyingham High and Low Catton recycled Bridgewater paper and is packaged in be confi rmed) biodegradable plastic. including antiskid, signing and lining for 3 nights LIGHTING IMPROVEMENTS Thu 27 2pm Planning committee commencing 26 August road closures and diversions in Mills Fall Driffi eld, Goole Fields and Weatherill St – operation. Fri 28 9.30am Standards committee Goole, Trinity Close – Leven. B1249 Skipsea Road, Beeford – carriageway VMS INSTALLATIONS 11am Standards committee reconstruction work including antiskid, signing and Barmby Moor, Shiptonthorpe and Airmyn hearing lining. Expect road temporary road closures and UTILITIES WORKS Tues 1 10.30am Cabinet diversions. PUBLIC EVENT SEPT A165 Kingsgate, Bridlington – lining works to To see a map of all utilities works currently planned or ongoing visit online: www. Do you want to have your say on 2pm Eastern area planning sub- be carried out between Sticks Farm and Wilsthorpe local issues? committee roundabout. eastriding.gov.uk/streetworksgis/home.aspx A165 Bessingby Hill – work on cycle link expected For example Northern Gas Networks are replacing East Riding of Yorkshire Council is going ‘ON Wed 2 10am Children and young people THE ROAD’ visiting communities. overview and scrutiny completion mid August. gas mains in Swanland, Willerby, Kirkella Brough and Northgate/King Street, Cottingham – lining and Goole. Tuesday, 8 September 2009 committee 2pm Western area planning sub- Holme-on-Spalding Moor committee YORKSHIRE WATER MAINS REPLACEMENT WORKS KELDGATE, BEVERLEY - ROAD CLOSURE Council and partner services will be showcased Yorkshire Water will be carrying out essential work to replace underground water mains at the junction of from 12.30-4.30pm in Holme-on-Spalding Moor Thu 3 10am Greater prosperity overview and scrutiny Keldgate and Lairgate in Beverley; this work will begin on Monday 3 August and is programmed for completion on Village Hall.This will be followed by a public Friday 21 August. Due to the position of the underground pipes and to ensure the work is undertaken safely the meeting 7-8.30pm in the Village Hall.Talk to committee (additional meeting) road will have to be closed for the 3 week period, a signed diversion route through the town will be in place.
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