30/04/2012 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

Good evening and welcome to BBC Look North. The Headlines tonight:

has the set too much? Question is Albrecht Nick Barmby is a teacher

at Hull City. I am at the KC Stadium to see what the future

holds. Campaigners celebrate after plans

for a more wind turbines in East Yorkshire are rejected.

Claims that cuts in the number of its sheltered housing could cost

the council more in the long run. They have not had the decency to

come and explain everything to rise. And find in the sun, but there is

more rain on the way. Who took advantage of the break in the

clouds? It has been the wettest April ever recorded.

There is speculation tonight concerning the future of the Hull

City manager Nick Barmby. He took charge in December and is due to

meet the club's members this week after the Tigers missed out on the

chance of promotion to the Premier League. It is also his comments in

the media in recent weeks but have led to unrest at the club. Our

reporter is that the stadium right now. What details to we have?

all started this afternoon when they get social media lines started

buzzing with a remote that are the had been suspended by the owners.

Since that time, we have had a statement from the owners who have

said that they are aware of the speculation and are not in that

position to make any comment. Tonight at the KC Stadium there is

doubt over Nick Barmby is future. He joined the club eight years ago.

All smiles for Nick Barmby. He joined in 2004 and was given

managerial responsibility in December. This is the club for me.

It is the club that I want to stay at. I have never thought about

anything else. Even if I stopped as a player I do not think I would

play for in other club. Soon he had the team on a winning streak. But

this afternoon, then media networks started buzzing with rumours of his

suspension. He was expected to meet owners about the club's future. He

explained after their defeat to West Ham. We are nearly there. It

is very important in to have meetings on how their club is doing.

What you think about your own future? It is not what I want, all

I want is what is best for the player's first and foremost. It is

not a rallying cry. We're all trying for one thing and that is

for at their club to do well. developments today have come as a

shock to Tigers fans. He was doing a really good job. There have been

a few rumours of things going on behind the scenes. There are

meetings with them to discuss the future, but I take it it hasn't

gone well. You will have heard my colleague

speaking to him at the end of the West hand game he is with me now.

Is this a shot you? I did wonder whether it he would be the manager

at the end of the season and the beginning of next season. I did not

see it coming today. I would say now that this is the end of the

road for a Nick Barmby. I would also say that my expectation is

that it will be the end of the head of their operations as well. What

you think brought this about? not think the owners were impressed

with what he was saying to people like me in the build up to getting

future funding and making sure that promises that they had made to play

most -- players were still in place. It is all about money. Let me just

tell you that here at the KC Stadium Nick Barmby was due to be

here because it is the official supporters' club end-of-season

bonanza. Some of the players may be here we will try and get them later

on in the programme. I do very much indeed. If you could give us your

thoughts on this one please e-mail and.

-- e-mail it in. In a moment on tonight's programme we will see

them take their fight to the at top local MPs. The meat they BAE

Systems chief executive. Campaigners against wind turbines

in East Yorkshire are celebrating after proposals for at two sites in

the Wolds were it withdrawn. It comes on the day that I knew

reports on the Campaign to Protect Rural England says that parts of

rural England are being overrun with plans to make more wind

turbines. In the heart of the Wolds they rely

on wind energy as an important source of extra income. 1 wind

turbines dead as half of this man's allergist he needs.

It is a really important part in managing the costs of the business

and making sure that we are competitive in the marketplace. In

doing that, we have shielded ourselves from the inevitable rise

in costs of energy. With these breathtaking views campaigners want

the Wolds protected from the wind turbines. Today it two applications

were withdrawn. Another two were rejected. They are saying that they

are sorry but we -- value are landscapes. These people are making

money. That is money about a of tariffs at the expense of this

beautiful landscape. With any decade it is set to triple. At the

moment there are a lot of turbines in a UK but to meet Government

targets they will have to generate 15 % from renewable energy.

It is expected that 10,000 wind turbines need to be built across

the country. We're keen to see a strategic approach happen. It needs

to filter down to local level to ensure that we do not see these an

appropriate sites come in forward in the first place. Campaigners

want to see a better balance between the concerns of those who

live here and the demands for a renewable energy. Two men who

attempted to smuggle nine Kuwaiti nationals into Hull have been

jailed for 11 years. The core 18 nationals were found in

the back of this and on its way back from Rotterdam by UK Border

Agency officers last year. Tariq Mohammed and Muhammad Al-Kulefi

were found guilty after a breaching immigration law. They have no

regard for those people. They have no regard for concern for them. All

they are is a commodity. And 11- year-old girl from Lincolnshire

suffered injuries at birth and is to receive compensation of nearly

�11 million. Milly Evans was born at Lincoln County cost -- Lincoln

County Hospital. It is one of the highest negligence

payments ever made. How much of the battle has this been? Lincoln

County Hospital has not always looked at this case in the same way,

but they have always admitted their negligence. It was more about how

much they would get. She was transferred to any NATO

unit once she was born but then had trouble breathing. The midwife

should have stopped -- spotted sooner that there was a problem and

that she was in distress. The claim that then she would have been

delivered sinner and not suffered such a catastrophic injury. She now

has cerebral palsy and needs 24- hour care. She cannot speak but can

communicate with specialised equipment. We were at court date --

today to see the settlement. What did the hospital have to say about

the case? The trust paid tribute to the family and said that no amount

of words could put right what had gone wrong. They said that the NHS

Trust admitted liability and apologised. It said that in the 11

years since her birth the guidelines and practices had

changed significantly. The trust hopes that the settlement will

assessed Milly Evans to achieve a full potential. Her lawyer has said

that the money would ensure that she had a positive life experience

as far as possible. It has been confirmed that no compulsory

redundancies will be made in Brough from BAE Systems.

David Davies and Alan Johnson net worth company chiefs of BAE Systems.

They say that the problem with jobs at the site is intensifying this

week as workers prepare for a protest at the company's AGM on

Wednesday. Recycled to Manchester to see the Prime Minister and plot

their fight to Downing Street. As the battle to save Brough enters

its 8th month the MPs continued to keep pressure on the bosses of BAE

Systems. At last the company are beginning

to engage constructively. They are still not keeping all the jobs at

Brough. But they are looking at supply jobs and assembly jobs and

other engineering jobs being kept their which were not be for it. We

are having some progress. They have effectively gone back into

consultation. They are now doing things to investigate those job

losses which they should have been doing what -- three months ago.

They have said that manufacturing will stop here next June and there

will be more than 800 redundancies. There are still options to go

forward. We won its to keep these people

together. There is a high skilled work force here with a lot of

skills. It is an ideal place to put work into what every aircraft in

the street or any other industry they have planned for us. Workers

like Steve are queuing up to do their bit. These buyers will be

held -- handed out at the next AGM. They will be protect the --

protesting against job cuts there. It is a big wide world out there

for us. Progress might seem slow but MPs and workers say that

meetings like today are vital to their fight. They are playing the

long game. There are sustaining pressure or on BAE Systems in the

hope that they will keep jobs local in the future. The story that we

have followed since the start. Flat water in a foot deep has been found

on a winter just reach this morning. The emergency services say that

they found many other places that were affected, lots of houses had

been affected. We will have more on the forecast in just a minute.

Still ahead on the programme tonight, wardens are cut in Hull

and there are claims that elderly accommodation will be lost. And who

has made the most of the good weather before the rain returns?

Thank you for what in this Monday night.

If you have a photograph descended 10. We found this one from Wolds.

We will have been other picture a roundabout the same time tomorrow

roundabout the same time tomorrow night. It has been the wettest

April on record. Let me show you the headlines for the next 24 hours.

The weather is not changing there is more rain to come. It is

smashing records for rain for a people. Over 150 mm have been found

in the month right across the region. Tomorrow it will be cloudy

with patchy rain. The high pressure continues down from the North.

There will be more rain coming with that. Early this evening we will

see more of that also. Especially over Lincolnshire. You can see the

downpour is coming out going across East Anglia and clipping into North

West Tonight. It is fine at the moment with 17 degrees across the

region. But we will see showery outbreaks. That is especially in

southern areas. In the North, it looks mostly dry though Wendy. They

will be a strengthening easterly wind. It will be around 45 degrees

Fahrenheit. The sun will rise in the morning and there will be high

water at in Skegness. On the 1st May we will see mostly cloudy skies.

It will not rain all day. It will not be like it was yesterday. There

will be dry spells in between but there will be rain never fired a

way. There will be a strong easterly wind that will ease later

on. It will be around 10 or 11 degrees Celsius. There will be dry

spells as well. On Wednesday it will be a cloudy and damp start

although it will become brighter. Its tents much colder in May. The

bank had -- the Bank Holiday Say here tomorrow. -- see you

tomorrow. Politicians in Hull are being warned that 45% cuts to

sheltered accommodation warden service could end up costing the

authority more money than it is saving. The Labour-run council says

it needs to save around half a million pounds from the service to

save money and it is blaming the cuts on the coalition government.

But opposition parties say core services should be protected. Steve

Wilson is a regular visitor at his mum's flat, but he fears the loss

of the Daily warden service at her sheltered housing complex could

mean she will have to go into residential care. I know the scheme

isn't good enough and doesn't provide the confidence and the

back-up that we need for my mum. It should totally be financed by the

council. Funding sheltered councils properties like this come from

their council budget which has seen cuts of almost half a million

council. Elections are taking place next Thursday, so you have the

biggest leveraged possible on your local councillors. A union leaders

are worried about job losses, but they are more concerned about the

safety of the residents. Potentially, the could be at risk.

People could fall in the home and not be able to access help and lie

there for days. Daily wardened visits are being replaced by weekly

visits at best. They just men con - - they just knock on the door to

see if you are OK. Anger, real anger, because they have not had

the decency to come down and explain everything to us. A trend

that is one of 800 people who live in sheltered accommodation in the

city. -- Brenda is. These voters could prove crucial in the

elections. If I had a fall, and could not get up, and could not get

a life line, I could be left there for more than 24 hours. The Labour

group are in control of the council at present. All three main parties

insist the service is safe with them. A we should look at her core

services, which is looking after elderly, and the vulnerable and

street lights. That is always first and foremost in our budget. Where

there are needs which need to be met, and where they are the

physical disabilities that need that extra attention, I will make

sure that happens. The warden service is vital for those who live

in sheltered accommodation. It is human contact that they need on a

regular basis. Those affected by the cuts see if it is not reversed,

it could end up costing the local- authority more in the long run.

Earlier, I spoke to Age UK on the issue and asked if they had some

busy for the financial position of the council? I said so -- I think

so but it can be up conundrum. The local council needs to bring

everything into the equation, it will it make a saving? Is it

safeguarding of the welfare of people living in those games?

only the number of visits of wardens which will be cut, is that

not a sensible compromise? It may be a sensible compromise depending

on the needs of individuals in that scheme. They need to make sure they

are talking to individual residents in that scheme, assessing their

needs and talking to their families and ensuring it can guarantee the

well-being of all those people living in those games. They cannot

take a blanket approach. Another of wardens and visits are being cut,

but we heard from the council leader that where there is a

medical lead, it will be met, are you reassured by that? -- medical

need. The role of the warden is providing people with the Daily

point of contact and support. Often a warden provides many different

functions, acting as a good neighbour and monitoring and making

sure that they can respond to the needs of the individuals in those

schemes. It is not just about emergency situations. It is also

acting as a point of contact for people who might be vulnerable or

isolated. A used see it as a mistake? It depends on how far they

have actually spoken to the residence and negotiated that to

ensure they can guarantee the support and safety of those

residents. Thank you very much. You might want to comment on that,

so send me an e-mail. On Friday we reported on alleged

mismanagement at a group of academies in Lincolnshire. Report

by the Department of Education described serious failings at the

Priory Federation of academies, following allegations that the

Trust's former chairman had spent public money employing his daughter

and on items including riding lessons for his son. A big response

to this after the programme, here Thank you very much.

Grimsby Town's joint manager has told Look North the mariners can

challenge for promotion back to the Football League next season.

Saturday's 1-nil home defeat to Southport in the club's last match

of the season means they finished 11th in the table, and 11 points

off the play-offs. I lookout where we are and the teams we were up

against, how far away from them? Certainly, we can compete to get

back consistency throughout the season. After weeks of rain, we saw

some rare sunshine today. Have people been making the most of the

warm spell while they can? Our reporter has been out and about to

see what has been going on. There is something different about

today. Maybe it is because I do not need this raincoat for the first

time in about a month. With this short break of fine weather, how

are people making the most of it? Jean and Ernest Henderson are

finally getting their late -- their roof done. We started in April,

stripping it down and then the rains came and everything has been

held up ever since. It is unbelievable how much she can get

done when it is not raining. It is fantastic. I hope it will be like

this all week. And Nick Marshall can now start to sell some of his

open-top cars. We might have all the doors open and the roofs of us

like you can see M8 such a difference, the place looks alive.

Yesterday was a washout. Children at the local primary school are

finally playing outside and doing some local support. We get to play

games. We had to wear trousers, but now we can wear skirts sore shorts.

Eight is good playing outside, playing football and playing with

your friends. When it was raining, we were stuck inside doing nothing,

we were bored. What a difference a bit of a dry weather can make. Let

us hope the last long enough to fix that roof. -- it last long enough.

Let us recap with the headlines. Ministers say they will do more to

ease the emigration queues at Heathrow as they are accused of

damaging Britain's reputation. Questions tonight over the future

of Nick Barmby at Hull City. The club refuses to comment.

Tomorrow's weather - showery with outbreaks of rain. Temperatures

outbreaks of rain. Temperatures mild with the strong Neth -- note

easterly wind. Some of the assaults on Nick Barmby. Jane has treated -

shocking, I think he has done Hull City proud this season. Another

viewers says I think he has done a great job, he has done very well. A

another text says he is not experienced enough for the job and

that shows this with the six -- with the situation which has arisen.

I another pure says Nick Barmby is Hull City and always will be.

Finally, he is a younger manager with a lot to learn and should not