Driffield News

Here is the latest Driffield News from This is the Coast

• Yorkshire Coast Schoolchildren Learn Life-Saving CPR

  Thousands of students across the Yorkshire Coast are learning essential CPR skills as part of a campaign to double cardiac arrest survival rates.

• More Than 100 Suspected Weapons Seized During 24-Hour Coastal Crackdown

  Over 100 suspected illegal weapons and quantities of Class A drugs have been taken off the streets following a major 24-hour police crackdown across the Yorkshire Coast.

• Search Begins for £170k Chief Executive at Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority

  A recruitment drive has been launched to find a new chief executive for the Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority, offering a salary of up to £170,000 to lead the region's economic and strategic future.

• Beach Water Quality Plans To Be Drawn Up Following Partnership Meeting

  Detailed action plans for every Yorkshire Coast beach will be developed this November following the inaugural meeting of the renewed Yorkshire Bathing Water Partnership.

• Thousands Of Coast Schoolchildren Discover Offshore Wind Careers As New Maritime Cluster Launches

  Thousands of local schoolchildren are being introduced to career opportunities at the world's largest offshore wind farm following the launch of a new maritime and renewables cluster on the Yorkshire Coast.

• Mayor Pushes For Coordinated British Bus Buying

  Action is being taken to ensure major bus orders by larger regions do not push the Yorkshire Coast down the waiting list for new British-built vehicles.

• A64 Bottleneck Will Strangle Coastal Transport Improvements, Councillor Warns

  Transport improvements on the Yorkshire Coast will fail to deliver faster journey times unless the A64 is upgraded, a local councillor has warned.

• Thousands Of New Homes Planned For The Yorkshire Coast In Major Housing Partnership

  More than 5,400 potential new homes across East Yorkshire, including major sites in Bridlington and Driffield, are set to be unlocked through a new strategic partnership.

• Demand For Home Education And Forest Schools Surges In The East Riding

  Rising numbers of families in the East Riding are choosing to educate their children at home and in outdoor forest schools as parents seek flexible alternatives to mainstream education.