Dylan Connell
Reporter at The Press (York)
Reporter at Gazette & Herald (Ryedale)
Reporter at @yorkpress @gazetteherald - All views my own. [email protected]
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yorkpress.co.uk | Dylan Connell |Jack Fifield |Charlie Fenton
Neil Cotton, 57, helps primary and secondary pupils in Howden, near Goole. But he said he has been told he can "no longer high five" children because "it upsets some drivers having to wait another 10 seconds". East Riding of Yorkshire Council said officers visited the lollipop man and “reminded” him “of the need not to have distractions while children are crossing”. Neil controls a busy junction known locally as 'Cross Keys Corner'.
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yorkpress.co.uk | Dylan Connell
A screen grab from the body camera footage shared by LNER which shows a man being aggressive towards a train crew member (Image: LNER) A York-based rail company has released footage of its staff being verbally abused, threatened and intimidated while onboard trains. LNER said it released the footage to highlight how body worn cameras help keep the railway safe. One video shows a member of the public swearing and becoming aggressive towards an LNER crew member.
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yorkpress.co.uk | Dylan Connell
Chancellor Rachel Reeves last week confirmed that a government hub, home to 2,600 civil servants, would be built within the York Central development. The planned hub is part of a government commitment to move civil service jobs away from London to other regions. David Skaith, the Mayor of York and North Yorkshire, said the hub will be the “anchor tenant” for York Central and “turbocharge the development as a strategic site”.
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yo1radio.co.uk | Dylan Connell
Patience, a Channel 4 drama set in York, has returned to the city this week to film the second series of the show. Filming is due to start at York Minster tomorrow (Wednesday, June 18). The drama follows Patience (played by Ella Maisy Purvis), a young woman with autism who works in the criminal records department for ‘City of York Police’.
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yo1radio.co.uk | Dylan Connell
Jonathan Dyson welcomed the findings from His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) following its latest inspection report published today (Wednesday, June 18). The service was inspected between December 2024 and January 2025. It followed HMICFRS’ 2022 inspection which deemed the service to be 'inadequate' at efficiently keeping people safe and secure from fire and other risks, and found it must make urgent improvements.
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