A local councillor in North Hull has raised concerns about the power supply to the HU6 area after the area was hit by yet more power cuts.

Councillor Dave McCobb has been contacted by a number of people in the area who have complained of power cuts and fluctuations in the power supply.

A programme of ‘Bring Out Your Rubbish Days’ in Hull City Council’s Beverley ward has been completed.

Local councillors Dave McCobb and Karen Mathieson secured the funding and helped to organise the programme.

A petition signed by 550 people calling for the reinstatement of a bus route is being ignored.

Lib Dem councillor Jackie Dad says that a petition calling for the reinstatement of the 53 bus route is being ignored by the Labour administration.

Figures just announced show that nurseries, childminders and other early years providers in Hull and the East Riding are set for a £595,722 cash injection to help three and four-year-olds from disadvantaged families.

Beverley Ward councillor Dave McCobb is calling on the Council to review how it handles major junction repair work in light of confusion, delays and access issues during the recent road works at the junction of Beverley Road, Sutton Road and Greenwood Avenue.

Cllr McCobb said: “Whilst most people agree that repair work was needed, and are pleased with the outcome, the Council has a lot to learn about how to keep residents properly informed.

Campaigners are calling for action from the Council to tackle speeding traffic on Laburnum Avenue, East Hull.

At today’s Cabinet meeting, Labour Councillors decided not to introduce charges of £33 for the residents’ parking zone around the Stadium, but they did not rule out introducing the charges in the future.

The Cabinet once again deferred the decision on what the new parking charge scheme would be, and delegated the decision to the Portfolio Holder.

Pickering ward’s Lib Dem councillors are calling for green spaces at the former Tilbury School and former Bethune School sites to be opened to the public.

The Council had promised to convert and redevelop the areas into new pieces of green space open to the public as part of the planning conditions when they got agreement to build the new Bridgeview School in the area.