Health bosses say they want to hear from patients who use hospital transport in North Lincolnshire.

Last month, the NHS North Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) announced it would end its contract with the private firm, Thames Ambulance Service Limited (TASL).

Concerns had been raised about the performance of the company who transport non-urgent patients to and from hospital.

You have until Tuesday 8 May to let the CCG know what you think about hospital transport.

The directors of the Beverley Folk Festival say they would like to thank all those that have supported the event over the years after organisers announced today it would be cancelling the 2018 festival.

The not-for-profit company has gone into voluntary liquidation.

While thanking people for their support, the directors said they "offer their deepest and most sincere apologies to all those who are owed money by the company."

For almost 35 years Beverley Folk Festival was enjoyed by people from far and wide.

It has been announced that Madness are to play at the Hull Venue.

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Madness are one of the top 20 selling UK groups of all time, with seven top ten albums, 22 top 20 hits and over six million album sales.

They'll be supported in Hull by the Fratellis on the 18 December.

Tickets go on sale at 09:30 on Friday.

A herd of cattle have broken into a site of special scientific interest near Beverley and are apparently refusing to come out.

The animals smashed down a perimeter fence at Burton Bushes, a 26-acre natural woodland next to Beverley Westwood.

The site is surrounded by cattle-proof fencing aimed at stopping livestock getting in and damaging the ancient trees.

Efforts to coax them out with bales of hay have proved fruitless.

Bridlington's new coach park at Limekiln Lane has opened.

It cost nearly a million pounds and has been developed despite widespread opposition from local residents, who said it would be an eyesore due to its clifftop location next to the coastguard station. T

The coach park replaces the former site on Hilderthorpe Road.

Paul Murphy
Journalist, BBC Look North

Beverley Folk Festival, which has been running for more than 30 years, won't go ahead this year because organisers say they've lost their "primary source of funding".

In its time, the event has brought thousands of people to the town and has attracted some big names in music.

Well-known acts such as The Proclaimers (pictured at the festival) and Billy Bragg have performed at the festival.

It has also provided a platform for local musicians and up-and-coming talent to get their chance to showcase their talents.

It used to be held at various venues across the town, but in 2012 it moved to a bigger stage at Beverley Racecourse in the hope it would attract a larger crowd.

However, along with those who had bought tickets, the racecourse is now owed money and staff there have told us the site's still not received money for the previous year's event.

Anyone who has bought tickets, which were priced at over £100, has been told to contact their banks about potential refunds.

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Yorkshire completed their first County Championship win of 2018 by 164 runs despite resistance from Nottinghamshire on the final morning at Headingley.

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It took the home side 12.4 overs to pick up the two wickets they needed as Tom Moores and Jake Ball put on 66.

Ben Coad bowled Ball for 30 and ended the game two balls later when Harry Gurney edged to second slip.

Coad finished with 6-81 - and match figures of 10-130 - with Moores left unbeaten on 40 in Notts' 238.

More than 240 men have made claims over abuse at the Catholic run school in East Yorkshire.

British Transport Police (BTP) officers have renewed their appeal to find a man they believe caused major damage to a train in Cleethorpes earlier this year:

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Image source, British Transport Police

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About £100,000 worth of damage was caused at the town's railway station on Tuesday 9 January.

BTP believe this incident may be linked to two others:

• Track damage at Cleethorpes station on Wednesday 27 December 2017
• £10,000 worth of damage at Victoria Station's Stagecoach depot on Tuesday 9 January

Anyone with information about any of the incidents is being asked to contact police.

Mitch Rose's penalty provides a boost in Grimsby's efforts to avoid relegation from League Two and ends Swindon's play-off hopes.

A 73-year-old man has been attacked and had his car stolen by three men in Grimsby.

He was parked outside a takeaway on Sutcliffe Avenue at around 19:00 on 21 April 2018 when three men approached his vehicle.

One got in the passenger side while another opened the driver’s door.

One attacker assaulted the victim before pulling him out of the car then jumping in and driving off.

The third suspect ran off.

The victim suffered injuries to his face.

Police have explained why a street was closed in Hull over the weekend.

There was a large police presence on Spring Bank in the city following an incident which was contained within a flat.

Humberside police say: "The reason we closed the street was to contain the situation and to allow our officers to work in an environment that they could take any necessary action safely."

A 25-year-old Hull man has been arrested on suspicion of making threats to kill another man.

He remains in custody.

The organisers of the Beverley folk festival say it is with "immense sadness and regret" that they have had to cancel the 2018 Beverley Folk Festival.

It's because they have lost their "primary source of funding" and would be unable to pay for either the infrastructure or performers.

The not-for-profit company that runs the event says they are unable to refund those people who have bought tickets in advance of the festival.

This week is World Immunisation Week.

To mark the event two phone boxes are being filled with sugar in Hull's Queen Victoria Square.

The sugar represents the vaccine which was delivered orally on a sugar lump to children.

In 1961 more than 350,000 people in the city were given the polio vaccination in 1 week thanks to 3,000 volunteers.

The exhibition marks that effort.

Around £100,000 worth of damage was caused to Cleethorpes railway station after a man entered the station and smashed windows.

British Transport Police (BTP) is renewing its appeal and wants to speak to anyone that saw what happened at the station on Tuesday 9 January 2018.

The man was wearing grey jogging bottoms and a dark coloured coat with his hood up.

At around 1.20am, a man of the same description arrived at the Stagecoach depot at Victoria station and smashed windows with a tool.

The estimated damage to the depot was £10,000.

BTP believe this may also be linked to previous railway offences that took place at Cleethorpes station on Wednesday 27 December 2017 where two men went onto the tracks pressing the stop plungers and causing severe delays to Trans Pennine Express trains.

Sarah-Jayne Broderick and Dean Humennyj, from Rolston, near Hornsea, who have been missing since last Friday, have now been found, police say.

The force has thanked people for helping with their appeal and sharing information.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Here's my look at the weather forecast for our part of the world in the next few days:

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BBC Radio Humberside

Meet Ian Burrett from Cleethorpes. It's a big day for him today, as you can see:

He doesn't think St George's Day is celebrated properly in North East Lincolnshire...

...So he dresses up like this and rides around on a custom-made scooter shaped like a dragon to raise awareness of England's national day.

Hull's status as the UK City of Culture in 2017 attracted more than five million people, £220m of investment and 800 new jobs.

Image source, Thom Arran

Those findings, from a recent report into the city's success, appear to be positive.

But as Hull passes the baton to Coventry, do UK Cities of Culture create legacies?

According to HullBID, which is part of Hull and Humber Chamber of Commerce, 51 businesses closed in 2017 but 131 new ones opened.

And a report in March by Hull University, external said nearly 800 new jobs were created between 2013 and 2016, while in 2017, one in four Hull businesses recruited new staff.

Millions of pounds has been set aside to pay compensation to victims of historical child sex abuse at an East Yorkshire children's home, a BBC investigation has found.

Over 200 men say they were abused at the Catholic-run St William's school - but only two have so far received payouts.

Two of St William's former employees were jailed in 2016 for abusing boys at the school.

In January 2016, the former head of St William's, James Carragher, 75, was jailed for the third time after he was found guilty of sexually abusing boys there.

He was convicted of 21 indecent assaults and three serious sex offences, but cleared of a further 30 charges.

Anthony McCallen, 69, a former chaplain at St William's, was sentenced to 15 years for a series of offences.

Annual reports show over £7m has been earmarked for the victims.

But the organisation which ran the home says insurers are blocking the payouts.