NORTH HULL: A car crime awareness event was due to be held today in Kingswood following four thefts from cars in the area.
The thefts happened overnight on Wednesday and yesterday and in each incident, car doors or windows were believed to have been left open.
Opportunist thieves have then gone in and searched the glove boxes and stolen items.
Police are now urging the public not to leave vehicles unsecured as it is an open invitation for thieves.
Riverside Neighbourhood Policing Team has organised the vehicle crime awareness event at The Mount car park from 10am to 3pm.
HULL: Hull's Building Schools For The Future (BSF) programme director has decided to leave his post.
David Martin, who has worked on the project for four years has opted to take voluntary early termination, offered by Hull City Council.
Since joining the BSF team, Mr Martin helped revise the original programme and make sure more than �400 million would still be earmarked for Hull's schools of the future despite the Government axing many schemes in the summer.
Mr Martin leaves at the end of April.
Martin Fox, head of finance at Hull City Council has also opted to take voluntary redundancy.
BRIDLINGTON: Police are appealing for information after a girl was grabbed from behind as she was walking along Wilfred Road on March 21.
The man is described as white, 5ft 8in, slim with short, dark hair combed forward.
Detectives are appealing for the driver of a dark vehicle that stopped to come forward.
Call 0845 6060222, quoting log 821 of April 5.
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