A community clean up event has been hailed a big success.
Residents in Barrowcliff who took part in a big community clean up on Friday have removed over 45 tonnes of rubbish from the estate.
The event saw volunteers help move rubbish into specially deployed skips.
Bill Chatt is one of the event organisers.
The event also saw around 50 old domestic appliances safely disposed of.
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Alison Hume has addressed parliament regarding a need for funding to be widened in the wake of the Langdale Moor fire.
A fee of up to 50p could be introduced to use public toilets across North Yorkshire, while underused or dilapidated conveniences could be closed.
East Riding Council has unveiled a major five year plan around learning disability.
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