Plans to make sure rural villages such as Bubwith in East Yorkshire don't lose bus connections to York are up for discussion today.
Image source, GoogleEast Yorkshire Motor Services is planning to stop running the number 18 bus service which links the two, saying it's not financially viable.
City of York Council is looking at three options which will all involve a degree of subsidy.
Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
I've been speaking to veteran James Flowers from Cleethorpes ahead of today's official opening ceremony for the International Bomber Command Centre.
His story illustrates why so much work has gone into commemorating men like him who fought for their country almost eight decades ago:
The top stories from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today include:
Carpetright is closing 92 stores, including branches in Scunthorpe and Lincoln.
Image source, PAThe company is cutting 300 jobs as part of a restructuring plan.
The chain said it had started talks with lenders to ensure it doesn't breach the terms of its bank loans.
Members of Hull and Humber Chamber of Commerce say they'll take their concerns over a lack of decent rail services in Hull to the Transport Secretary.
They hope to set up a meeting with Chris Grayling in the next few months to discuss the Transpennine service from Hull to Manchester becoming a stopping train.
Quote MessageIt's a clear downgrading, while other places like Scarborough are getting faster, newer trains linking them in to Liverpool, we still can't get a direct train...One of Transport for the North's key objectives is to reduce journey times and we're going backwards."
David Hooper, Hull and Humber Chamber of Commerce
New apartments aimed at helping people in North Lincolnshire with dementia to enjoy full and independent lives are to be built in the town.
Image source, BSB Architecture/North Lincolnshire Council/Ongo HomesThe £4.5m development in Scunthorpe has been designed with wide and light spaces as well as secure gardens and a communal social area.
An old care home will be demolished to make way for the planned 25 apartments.
A manufacturing company in Hull hopes its modular homes could help with the housing crisis in Iceland.
About 17,000 apartments will be needed in Iceland by the end of 2019, according to a report from the Housing Financing Fund.
Hull manufacturing company Space Projects is seeking a contract which would see it ship up to 400 of its modular homes to the island.
Plant reopens following the introduction of new law increasing the use of biofuels in petrol.
Read MoreThe top stories so far today include:
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
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Minimum temperature 5C (41F).
Moderate or fresh northeast wind.
Scunthorpe United have offered youngster George Hornshaw his first professional contract.
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Nine people have been arrested and drugs, cash and weapons seized during Humberside Police's latest crack down on anti-social behaviour in Hull, external.
Image source, Humberside PoliceOf those arrested as part of Operation Ambush, two people have been cautioned. The other seven have been released under investigation.
A number of young people have been given Acceptable Behaviour Contracts and Humberside Police say almost 100 people signed up for the My Community Alert during engagement events.
It allows them to get real time messages about what's happening in their neighbourhood.
Ch Insp Michelle Garlick says the operation is great example of what can be achieved when working together.
Quote MessageStopping antisocial behaviour isn't just a policing issue. It's something that can only be done by working together so it was great to see so many people getting on board with us"
Michelle Garlick, Ch Insp, Humberside Police
A major rail meeting, looking at the future of services across the north, has been held in Hull today.
The Hull and Humber Chamber of Commerce used the meeting to raise concerns about the connectivity to East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.
It says it feels the area is under-served compared to other parts of the country.
Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Less than a year after that snap election, many of us will be returning to the polling booths on 3 May.
In North East Lincolnshire a third of seats will be decided.
But how many people in Hull, where the whole of the council will be up for re-election, will bother to vote?
The top of the Humber Bridge is lost in the mist.
Image source, BBC/DimpleThanks to our Weather Watcher Dimple who sent us this view of the landmark from Barton today.
Hundreds of properties in the HU6 area of Hull have now had their electricity restored following a power cut last night.
Image source, GoogleIt was affecting 450 customers in total, more than half of those were without power until lunchtime today.
David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside
Here's an interesting idea!
Shoppers get to choose which restaurant they want to see open at Princes Quay.
New hoardings have gone up in the Hull shopping centre, showing four different chains along with a voting system nearby.
Police are re-appealing for help in tracing the family of 67-year-old Terence Graham Smith, from Brigg, who died last month.
It is thought he may have connections to West Yorkshire, particularly to the Pontefract and Wakefield areas.
His death is not being treated as suspicious, but attempts to trace Mr Smith's next-of-kin have so far been unsuccessful.
A bioethanol plant at Saltend has reopened following a four-month shut-down period which it blamed on unfavourable trading conditions and government inaction.
Image source, VivergoBosses at the £350m Vivergo facility are warning government action is still needed to secure its future.
The firm employs 150 people, split between its plant in Hull and head office in Hessle.
The decision to reopen follows the Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation (RTFO) being passed through Parliament in March.
It is hoped this will improve trading conditions and increase the use of renewable fuels in transport from 4.75% to a target of 9.75% by 2020.
Vivergo's managing director is now calling for the introduction of E10 fuel - a blend of 10% renewable bioethanol with petrol which can lower emissions from vehicles.
Quote MessageWhile we value the recent government commitment to the RTFO, it is vital we now progress this through the rapid introduction of E10 for three key reasons: to provide an immediate impact on transport emissions, to encourage investment and provide job stability."
Mark Chesworth, Managing director, Vivergo Fuels
BBC Humberside Sport
Former Hull City youth scout Freddie Cowell has died aged 91.
He was the club's longest-serving employee up until his retirement six years ago.
He first joined Hull City in 1978.
