Owners of holiday homes on part of the Lincolnshire coast have invited councillors to a meeting later to show them how they could run the site themselves.

Last year, it was announced that residents of Humberston Fitties would be stopped from staying overnight in their properties from November until March, and now North East Lincolnshire Council wants someone else to run the site.  

Papers mistakenly published on the council's website revealed the chalet owners' bid to run the site hadn't been successful.  

North East Lincolnshire Council has told the BBC the preferred bidder will be named in March, and it believes the bidder will provide the best deal for the council and the people of the county.

Hull hooker pleased with winter recruitment at the club

It's been announced that BBC Radio 1's Academy will be coming to Hull this year as part of the City of Culture celebrations - but that's not all.

The Academy will also bring with them BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge, meaning live performances from famous musicians - although who exactly that will be hasn't been announced.   

Also, on 10-11 February Matt Edmondson and Alice Levine are due to broadcast from the city, it's been revealed.

People in Bridlington are being warned to keep their car keys out of view, external in their homes after several "two-in-one" burglaries in the town.

This type of burglary sees thieves enter people's homes and steal car keys which they then use to steal cars parked nearby.

Last week, a burglar forced entry through a window of a property in Bridlington, stole various items of jewellery and car keys then drove off in the victim's car, police say.

Other incidents have seen burglars letting themselves in through unlocked doors or windows to steal keys and other valuables.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live, Hull

The Maritime Museum and Ferens Art Gallery have come together for the first time to launch a major exhibition called Offshore: Artists Explore the Sea.

Image source, Hull City Council

The exhibition will include sculptures, fine art, poems, films, photography, films, tapestry and an artwork on loan from the Tate.  

The works look at a range of ideas: from threats to our coral reefs to myths of sea monsters and new commissions uncovering Hull's maritime heritage.

The exhibition will run between 1 April - 28 August.

Carl Wheatley
Presenter, BBC Radio Humberside

With the announcement that BBC Radio 1's Academy is to come to Hull in the lead-up to the free music festival at Burton Constable Hall, a "really exciting" time is being promised.

Dan Gooding, the Academy's executive producer, tells me there'll be workshops, gigs, Q&As and the chance to meet experts in creative industries.

He says that for some young people taking part, "it might be their future":

Lizzie Rose
Reporter, BBC Radio Humberside

A family from Hull are asking why their elderly mother had to wait an hour for an ambulance when she was struggling to breathe. 

They say they could see an ambulance depot but the ambulance which finally came was from Doncaster.

Tracey Brigham told me what happened when her mother-in-law became sick:

Yorkshire Ambulance Service have apologised and say it was a busy night in Hull and they came as quickly as possible.

Sally Fairfax
BBC Radio Humberside News

Here are the latest headlines from across East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire:

• A Hull family say their elderly mother was left waiting for an ambulance for an hour when she was struggling to breathe
• It's been announced that BBC Radio 1 will host a number of events in Hull in the run-up to the Big Weekend
• The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is due to perform the music of John Williams at Hull City Hall this evening

Victoria Holland
BBC Look North

BBC Radio 1 is to host a number of events in Hull in the run up to its Big Weekend, it's been announced.

Last month, it was revealed that the free music event will come to Burton Constable Hall in May with the aim of "shining a spotlight" on Hull's UK City of Culture celebrations.

Now, BBC Radio 1's Academy will also be coming, with DJs and TV and film experts offering career advice.

Jennifer Bartram
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

 It's a grey start to the morning with outbreaks of rain, but temperatures will stay rather mild.

Watch my full forecast here:

BBC Travel

One lane is currently blocked and there's queuing traffic on the A63 Clive Sullivan Way eastbound in Hessle at the Redcliff Road junction because of a broken down vehicle.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live, Hull

Hello and welcome to today's live feed across East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire on Thursday 2 February.

I'm Caroline and I'll be bringing you the latest news, sport and travel from across the area throughout the day.

Image source, Ar

Thanks to BBC Weather Watcher Ar for sending us this sunset over Hatcliffe last night.

If you've got anything you want to talk about please get in touch and let us know what's happening where you are, by email, Facebook, external or Twitter, external. 

Hull City manager Marco Silva says their improvement under his management is "clear" after a 0-0 Premier League draw against Manchester United at Old Trafford.

Man Utd boss Jose Mourinho walks out of his BBC interview after the draw with Hull, telling Martin Fisher: "If you don't know football, you shouldn't have a microphone."

Folarin Sagaya
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

That's all from me today but we're back tomorrow morning from 08:00.  

Your news, sport and weather updates will continue through the evening. 

Before I go, lets have a look at five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning 

• A former stable hand has been sentenced to life (with a minimum of 24 years) after being found guilty of murdering Fiona Southwell in July last year
• Building new houses could give developers a chance to improve flood protection, according to an East Yorkshire councillor

• The Yorkshire Ambulance Service is improving, according to the Care Quality Commission
• Train operators have promised to try out a new system from May that will give passengers on selected routes the cheapest possible fares

• Plans for the regeneration of Hull's Pearson Park have today been approved at the council's Planning Committee.  

The funeral of former Grimsby Town goalkeeper, Clarrie Williams, has taken place, with family and friends gathering earlier today to pay their respects.

Here's a picture of Clarrie from his time at the Mariners:

Image source, Courtesy of Williams family

Mr Williams was an integral part of the Mariners side that won the Division Three North title in 1956.

He also coached a young Graham Taylor, whose funeral also took place today, at Grimsby Town.

Pearson Park has been described by one Hull councillor as the city's most important park.

Plans for the regeneration of the west Hull Park were approved at the council's Planning Committee earlier this evening.

The proposals will still depend on whether money is secured from the Heritage Lottery Fund, and a bid is already in from the council.

Councillor John Robinson is from the Friends of Pearson Park group:

UK motorists waste on average nearly four days a year looking for car parking spaces, according to the British Parking Association.

 And the organisation says Yorkshire's the worst place in the country for drivers getting frustrated about inconsiderate parking. 

Sixty-nine percent of those questioned in our region say they can't tolerate people who block more than one space.  

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Join Peter at 18:30 on BBC One for all the latest news from East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

Plans for the regeneration of Pearson Park have today been approved at the council's Planning Committee.

Image source, Hull City Council

The decision now means that if the bid to Heritage Lottery Fund is successful, funds would transform the park and bring back period features lost over recent years. 

Today's decision has agreed the restoration and repairs to the Grade II listed East Lodge, reinstatement of the bandstand and a new bridge over the lake.