BRIDLINGTON: Police are appealing for information following a burglary in Easton Road.
Between 12.20pm and 3.45pm on Tuesday, March 22, a thief entered a semi-detached property and stole items including an Xbox 360 games console, a Lumix camera, a Hewlett Packard laptop with a sticker of footballer Fernando Torres on the lid and a small amount of cash.
Detectives are appealing for any witnesses, or anyone who is offered the property for sale, to come forward. Anyone with information is asked to contact Humberside Police on 0845 6060222, quoting log 521.
BROUGH: Hunsley Singers Spring Concert is planned for Thursday, April 14, from 7.30pm at the Methodist Church, in Welton Road, Brough.
It will feature a performance of The Crucifixion by Sir John Stainer and other choral items. The soloists will be Michael Duggan, tenor, and Edward Lock, bass.
Tickets cost �5 and are available by calling 01482 666986.
ANLABY: Haltemprice Leisure Centre is offering a deal for parents who pay their membership by direct debit.
They can receive a junior swim membership for children aged 3 to 16 years old for �10 per month, which gives them unlimited access to the pool.
The Easter school holidays will see the centre running a wide variety of activities suitable for all ages, from pre-school to 16 years.
For details, call 01482 652525.
EAST YORKS: Beer from a brewery at Winestead is being sold at the elegant Sourced Market bar in London's St Pancras Station.
Great Newsome Brewery owner Matthew Hodgson said: "It was a chance conversation that opened up a fantastic opportunity for us to introduce our beer to a much wider audience.
"My aunt popped in to the outlet while waiting for a train and got chatting to the manager – one thing led to another and they took some of our bottled beers to try at the beginning of March.
"The beer has been so successful, they have repeated the order and are also going to take a cask beer at the end of the month, which is something new for Sourced Market."
The brewery is enjoying a successful run. At Christmas, bottled beer sales turnover was up 69 per cent year-on-year. Specialist beers are planned for the Rugby World Cup this autumn and the Olympics next year.
HOOK: Families at the village, near Goole, got together this week to discuss a proposed party on the day of the royal wedding.
Plans for April 29 include an art competition, fancy dress, games, races and a group picnic.
Ideas were shared at a meeting on Wednesday at the Memorial Hall.
East Riding Council has had 20 applications for street parties, but the deadline to apply has now passed.
STAMFORD BRIDGE: A 13-year-old cyclist injured in a collision with a motorbike is described as "comfortable and stable" at Leeds General Infirmary.
The youngster was involved in the collision on Saturday when he was crossing the A166.
Any witnesses are asked to call PC Martin Usher on 0845 6060 247.
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