BBC Weather

Dry but cloudy with just a few brighter spells possible. 

Maximum temperature 11C (52F) and a light southeast wind.

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

It seems that we Brits still love our seaside chalets.

East Riding Council is building 15 new ones in Bridlington, this time with a boat-hull design.  

The existing chalets in the resort have been over-subscribed, with some people even hiring them for the winter. 

The new chalets will be completed before the summer season and the council is accepting bookings from today.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Will you be trying to get a ticket for  Radio 1's Big weekend at Burton Constable ?

Tickets are free but there are admin costs and travel fees.

The graphic below has all the details:

Some of the very best painted portraits in the country will shortly be on display at the University of Hull. 

They've been painted by winners of the BP Portrait Award, the subjects vary from J.K. Rowling to Sir Ian McKellen.

Image source, © National Portrait Gallery, London (Ian McKellen by Clive Smith, 2001-2002)

Image source, National Portrait Gallery, London (J.K. Rowling by Stuart Pearson Wright, 2005)

John Bernasconi, the director of the university's art collection, says the pictures are well worth seeing:

Health campaigners concerned about the removal of hospital community beds and the closure of some minor injury units in East Yorkshire have expressed their concerns at the changes and how the East Riding Clinical Commissioning Group handled the process.

Jean Wormwell chairs the Bridlington Health Forum, a patient watchdog group

She says taking beds away is going to leave some people with long distances to travel:

The CCG confirmed last week that the Minor Injuries Unit in Hornsea is to close and those in Withernsea and Driffield will be downgraded. It means that people living in Holderness will have to travel to either Beverley or Hull for emergency medical treatment.

The decision was also made to create an integrated community and intensive rehabilitation centre in Beverley, meaning current community hospital beds in Bridlington and Withernsea will close.

We've just had a weekend of some pretty glorious weather and now we've got some of your snaps.  

Here's St. Mary's church in Barton-upon-Humber by Mike Harrison:

Image source, Mike Harrison

And Lee Beel sent this stunner of the Humber Bridge at dawn.

Thank you and keep them coming.

Image source, Lee Beel

Earlier we brought you the announcement of the release dates for Radio 1's Big Weekend tickets . 

Well there's a bit more info available now for those of you who want to start making plans.

Fifty thousand tickets will be released during The Radio 1 Breakfast Show at 09:10 on Monday 10 April. 

25,000 will be available for each day of the two-day event, which takes place at Burton Constable Hall on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 May. 

Image source, Getty Images

Star attractions we know of already include Katy Perry , Kings of Leon, Stormzy and Little Mix, with more names to be revealed later. 

To travel to the event, ticketholders will need to purchase a ticket for the official Shuttle Park & Ride service that is being put on, these can be booked from Wednesday 19 April and will cost £13 per person. 

More details Radio 1's Big Weekend and how to book tickets are available  here .

A masterplan for  land north of Bridlington which could include nearly 1,500 new homes goes  on show to the public this morning. 

People have six weeks to comment on the plans for the area between Scarborough Road and Bempton Lane on a range of issues including the provision of a link road, public transport access and pedestrian and cycle paths.

Details are being published on the East Riding council's website , external and there will be paper copies in libraries. 

Sally Fairfax
BBC Radio Humberside

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

• A release date for tickets to BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend has been announced
• Bond Street is emerging as the preferred location for a new ice arena in Hull  
• First episode tonight from new BBC series looks at how people in Hull deal with being lonely

Hundreds of school children in Bridlington, Driffield and Pocklington will be getting a taste of the Tour de Yorkshire today.

Image source, East Riding of Yorkshire Council

The trophies for the men's and women's race are going on a tour of schools in the area, visiting the towns where each stage starts and finishes.   

This year's race will get under way from outside the Bridlington Spa on Friday 28 April.

Further information about the routes this year can be found on the Tour de Yorkshire website, external .

Carl Wheatley
BBC Radio Humberside

People in our area are backing a message that life doesn't have to get boring as you age. 

The Hull Men in Sheds group meet and take part in activities to combat loneliness. They feature in the new BBC series Holding Back the Years , which starts today with the first episode looking at what is being done in the city to combat loneliness. 

Hull-born actress Maureen Lipman, who features in tonight's episode, says many people are too proud to say they're lonely:

David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside

Bond Street is emerging as the preferred location for a new ice arena in Hull. 

It's one of two sites being looked at by the council to replace the current centre near the Kingston Retail Park. 

Here's my report:

BBC Radio Humberside

Health campaigners are urging the East Riding Council to refer the proposed closure of Minor Injuries Units and hospital community beds to the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt . 

He has the power to halt the closures in certain circumstances. 

Campaigner Daniel Vulliamy in Driffield has questioned the consultation process carried out by the East Riding Clinical Commissioning Group: 

A release date for tickets to BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend has been announced. 

American superstar Katy Perry tops the bill at the event at Burton Constable. 

Fifty thousand tickets will be made available on Monday 10 April, with the majority allocated to people in Hull and East Yorkshire.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Mist and low cloud will lift during the first part of the morning but we will keep a fair amount of cloud all day. 

Western parts will see the best of any sunny spells later and it will stay dry for all. 

Light easterly winds and a maximum temperature of 9C (48F) along the coast, 12C (54F) in the west.

Here's my forecast:

Folarin Sagaya
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

Hello and welcome to today's live feed for across East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire on Monday 27 March 2017.

I'm Folarin and I'll be bringing you the latest news, sport, weather and travel from across the area throughout the day until 18:00.

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