Wheelchair user's upset over bus refusalpublished at 17:29 British Summer Time 5 July 2019
The disability campaigner said he was left in tears by the driver's refusal to let him on the bus.
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The disability campaigner said he was left in tears by the driver's refusal to let him on the bus.
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Housing chiefs have drawn up a shortlist of eight sites across Sheffield which could be used for new homes.
There’s a lack of affordable housing in the city and the council wants to see 3,000 council homes built in the next 10 years.
It is looking to maximise council land for new homes and is carrying out feasibility studies at eight sites.
The sites are Scowerdons, Berners Road, Daresbury View, Hemsworth Primary School, Newstead Estate, Gaunt Road, Algar Place, and Harborough Avenue/Viking Lea Drive.
In a report, officers say: “Taking a logical approach to understanding the development opportunity and constraints of those sites, the findings will enable an affordable housing programme.”
Police are looking for a motorist after a partially sighted 89-year-old man was knocked over by a car in Anlaby Common.
The pedestrian bumped his head after he was hit by what's been described as a dark coloured 4x4 outside the One Stop shop on Hull Road at about 17:30 yesterday.
A woman who was in the car got out and helped the man, who wasn't seriously injured but was very shocked, before driving away without leaving any details.
She is being asked to get in touch with Humberside Police who also want to hear from anyone who witnessed the collision.
The feat was completed more than 1,300m above a gully on Britain's highest mountain.
Read MoreCyclists tried to be first to the top of a multi-storey car park, with no cars, in an urban challenge.
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Plans for a new block of flats for students and trainee medics have been unveiled as part of a major regeneration project in Scarborough.
The former Argos building in Newborough (pictured) is to be torn down and replaced with student accommodation and shops on the site once earmarked for a new cinema development.
The scheme has been drawn up by Scarborough Council, York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Coventry University, which has a campus in Scarborough.
Council leader Steve Siddons says this is the first stage of the regeneration of Scarborough town centre.
He'll present his plans to councillors next week as he looks for their backing for the scheme.
Mr Siddons says: “This could regenerate and rejuvenate the lower town and uplift the area’s economy.”
If approved, the council hopes to have the development open for students in 2020.
A firefighter and three police officers were assaulted following a disturbance at a fire in Hull.
Read MoreA driver in Sheffield tried to exchange insurance details after crashing into a police van, despite him being uninsured.
It happened on City Road this morning with the driver bumping into the police vehicle, before then wanting to leave after causing "no damage".
The car was seized by police and the driver was fined for driving while uninsured, South Yorkshire Police said.
Firefighters have issued a warning after youngsters were reported swimming in a pond in Hull.
Writing on Twitter, Humberside Fire and Rescue Service has told parents to keep their children out of the water:
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Drugs and a knife have been found in a car being driven erratically in York, police say.
Officers say a check of the vehicle spotted on Fourth Avenue in Tang Hall led to an arrest for intent to supply illegal drugs and a knife taken off the streets.
Two Police Community Support Officers were on patrol when they spotted a suspicious black Fiat Punto on Fourth Avenue in Tang Hall being driven erratically.
Officers say the driver, an 18-year-old man, was then found to be driving without insurance and without a licence.
Due to a strong smell of cannabis coming from the vehicle, it was searched, and another of its occupants, a 17-year-old boy, was found to be in possession of drugs and a knife.
He was arrested on suspicion of possession of class A and class B drugs, possession with intent to supply class B drugs, and possessing a knife in a public place.
The car was seized by police and the 17-year-old remains in custody.
A 72-year-old woman has appeared in court accused of causing a collision in Lincolnshire in which another woman died.
Marilyn Cook, of Scott Green, Gildersome, near Leeds, appeared at Lincoln Crown Court today charged with causing the death by careless driving of Mary Marshall-Sheriff.
She denies the charge.
The crash happened on the A17 at Heckington last summer.
The trial is due to start next March.
Jeremy Hunt and Boris Johnson made their pitch to be the next PM to Conservative Party members in York.
Read MoreA road in Sheffield has reopened following a house fire earlier.
Fire crews were called to Loxley Road, near Malin Bridge and Hillsborough, to reports of a blaze:
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Nobody is thought to have been injured as a result of the fire.
Tonight marks the re-birth of football in North Ferriby as the village's new club plays its inaugural match.
North Ferriby United was wound up earlier this year, but new club North Ferriby FC was set up to fill the void
And the newly-formed side will play its first ever fixture against Sheffield United's under-23s this evening.
Ahead of the match the North Ferriby FC thanked everyone who has helped the club:
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Plans to build more than 500 homes near Askham Bog are set to be turned down by the council.
Read MoreFirefighters are still tackling a fire at a house near Hillsborough, with people being advised to avoid the area.
It's on Loxley Road, with the area being closed as crews damp down.
Traffic is being diverted in the area, with fire engines blocking the road.
It's believed that everyone in the house has been accounted for.
South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service has asked people to stay away as firefighters attend the blaze.
This was the scene a few moments ago as fire crews dealt with a blaze at a house in Hillsborough.
The blaze is at a house near Hillsborough Corner.
Everyone is accounted for but there are long delays in the area as emergency services work at the scene, according to South Yorkshire Fire Service.
A motorcyclist and his pillion passenger have been seriously injured in a collision involving a car in East Yorkshire.
The 59-year-old man, from Hampshire, was riding a Triumph Bonneville bike on the A165 between Fraisthorpe and Bridlington when he collided with a red VW Golf.
He suffered a suspected broken leg and internal injuries while his passenger, a 57-year-old woman, also from Hampshire, was taken to hospital with head, arm and rib injuries and suspected internal injuries.
The VW driver was unhurt in the incident, which happened on the southbound carriageway at about 15:30 yesterday
Humberside Police are appealing for any witnesses to come forward.
USA international full-back Matthew Olosunde joins League One side Rotherham United on a two-year deal.
Read MoreSheffield United supporters will be able to listen to every game live as it returns to the Premier League following a new deal between the club and BBC Radio Sheffield.
The exclusive commentary will cover all home and away games for the next two seasons, starting with the Blades' first away game of the season against Bournemouth.
The station will be involved in the Blades’ season alongside its continued coverage of Sheffield Wednesday, Barnsley, Rotherham United, Doncaster Rovers and Chesterfield.