Royal mail delivered my parcel today but not to my house! Got a pic of the item in an empty bin (definitely not my house) no card through the door. Anyone received it?

A great BIG thank you to Danny Leatherbarrow who completely redecorated my box room today. Excellent work as always Danny. He even repainted my white wood fitted wardrobes etc. Thanks yet again Danny xx

Hi I was wondering how I can sort out power of attorney and how much will it cost . Thankyou

I have an electric scooter but one of the tire is punctured. Does anyone know where they fix the punctured tires for an electric scooter.

My two lovebirds flew out of the door today. Please if anyone found it Let us know. We are desperate to find them. Her female still sitting behind the window and call for him 😭

Does anyone know what is happening at the Plungington pub? Lots of work ongoing for a couple of months. I doubt they are re-opening it as a pub.

Warning thieves around last night on Bank Head Lane. Some scum bags riffled through our car, stole some sunglasses and randomly a locking wheel nut out of the glove box

☎️ In the cold weather make sure you know the right place to call for gas related issues at home. If you know who to call you can get the RIGHT service first time and get help quicker. 👉 Problem with your boiler or gas appliances? Call a Gas Safe Register engineer on 0800 408 5500 or your energy supplier, if you have a care plan with them. 👉 Smell gas, suspect a gas leak or carbon monoxide? Call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999 immediately. Find out more: cadentgas.com/help-and-advice/make-the-right-call

It may feel warmer outside today, but this could make the ice on our roads and bodies of water more unpredictable, with uneven melting creating hidden dangers. Here’s how to stay safe: On Foot: As temperatures rise, icy patches may turn to slush or hidden puddles. Stay cautious, especially near water, and avoid frozen lakes, ponds, and canals, as melting ice can be unstable. On the Road: As ice thaws, roads may become slippery and hazardous. Reduce speed, increase stopping distance, and watch for standing water that could refreeze overnight. For Pets: As ice melts, areas near water can be dangerous. Keep dogs on leads and avoid walking near breaking ice. In an Emergency: If someone falls into cold water, Don't attempt a rescue yourself and call 999 immediately.

In North Shields this week we have started ground investigation works after a report of possible mining related damage to two homes. Due to access issues it was necessary to use a crane to deliver a drilling rig to the back garden of one of the properties so that ground samples can be taken and examined to see if the cause of the damage is due to historical mining in the area. We have also installed monitoring equipment at the properties to provide reassurance to the residents. We would like to thank local residents for their patience and understanding whilst the drilling rig was being delivered. Our Public Safety and Subsidence Team respond to hundreds of similar incidents every year. If you suspect a mining hazard, please contact our 24/7/365 Hazard Line on 0800 288 4242.

Keeping warm in cold weather can help to prevent more serious health problems. To stay warm during the colder months,... 🔥 try heating rooms where you spend a lot of time, like the living room or bedroom, to at least 18°C if you can. 💨 Reduce draughts by using affordable draught excluders around doors, 🪟 keep bedroom windows closed at night, 👕 layer thinner clothing for better insulation, which can often be more effective than a single thick layer. If you are out and about and it is icy please take care to avoid any slips. Feeling unwell? Please see here for advice about local health services: https://www.blackpoolteachinghospitals.nhs.uk/services/feeling-unwell

Post-flooding survey (December 5-8th 2024 and January 1-7th 2025 ) The Environment Agency issued a number of Flood Warnings and Flood Alerts across parts of Yorkshire in early December 2024 and early January 2025, including Bielby Beck at Bielby. We have a duty to warn and inform for river, coastal and tidal flooding, which we do through the Flood Warning Service. An important part of this service is to ensure that the Flood Alerts and Flood Warnings are issued as accurately as possible and we are providing communities with valuable time to prepare for flooding. The Bielby Beck Flood Warning is relatively new, created in 2022, and we are keen to provide an opportunity for feedback in order to improve its accuracy. Where possible we also work closely with our East Riding of Yorkshire Council partners to share post flood information and to gather on-the-ground information. Therefore, if you have been affected by flooding, or live within or close to this Flood Warning Area, we would like to ask you to complete the survey below. Please go to the following link to access the survey and submit your answers: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/Dec24Jan25/ Best wishes Yorkshire Flood Resilience Team Sign up to receive flood warnings: Call Floodline 0345 988 1188, or visit the website https://www.gov.uk/sign-up-for-flood-warnings Make a plan: Taking steps to prepare for flooding can significantly reduce the damage to a home and possessions (by around 40%), reduce risk to life, and reduce the likelihood of suffering from mental health impacts in the future. https://check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk/plan-ahead-for-flooding