12/05/2014 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

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Good evening, and welcome to BBC Look North.

The headlines tonight: Anti`fracking campaigners set up

camp outside an oil drilling site in East Yorkshire.

The region has become the focus for a national debate, and there is no

sign this protest will end any time soon.

in East Yorkshire. New plans to keep

cars out of bus lanes with surveillance cameras.

The World War II movie filmed in Lincolnshire that's being

re`released to raise money for veterans.

Enjoying a Chuka at the KC Stadium as Polo comes to Hull.

Their are torrential downpours, but what about the rest of the week?

Join me for the forecast. Anti`fracking campaigners

from around the country have set up camp outside an oil drilling site

in East Yorkshire. They arrived last night at

Crawberry Hill near Walkington, despite assurances

from the company working there that That's the controversial process

of injecting high pressure water into shale rock to break it up

and release gas, which can be used as a source

of energy for homes and businesses. Despite the promise

of cheaper bills, not everyone Caroline Bilton is

at the site this evening. What message are the protestors

trying to get across? The protesters are protesting over

the national issue that is bragging. They've chosen to pitch their tents

here at a site where at the moment, no fracking is taking place, and the

company that owns this site says it has no intention of doing so. This

comes off the strong message of the government that fracking is the

future of the UK, and is helping to fan the flames of distrust. The

protesters are getting their message across early before they take his

company changes its mind. Setting up camp, these protesters

are planning on being here a while, and they have come from all parts

of the country to get their message What we've seen throughout all

of the communities we've gone to so far is that the other 50% don't

even know what this issue is. They just think they will get

cheaper energy bills, But they've chosen to set up camp

outside a site owned by a company which categorically states

it has no intention of fracking. There will be no fracking in either

of these places, regardless They are trying to claim it's not

fracking They only have permission to drill

for conventional oil and gas here. If they want to do more, they have

to apply for further licences. It's messages like this

from Government that are driving The government says fracking has a

future, so how is this situation going to be resolved? Some of the

protesters have devoted their lives to spreading the message about

fracking. Then here is one such person. How long are you willing to

stand this out for? Witham I will be here until fracking is banned in the

UK. The government says this is the future. Are you fighting a losing

battle? This is not the future. It is not safe. How long will you be

her? I will be here until it is outlawed. David Cameron will have to

ban fracking. This company says they will not be fracking here. Do you

think they are lying? Won they are lying. The only difference is they

are not using sand. The rest is wordplay. You have been here through

the thunderstorms today. You will see this through to the end. The

company saying they have no company saying they have no

intention of stopping what they are doing here, and the protesters say

they have no intention of leaving. Thank you very much. We would like

to know what you think about this. Other protesters doing the right

thing? The company repeatedly stated they are not fracking on these

sites. The e`mail address for your thoughts on this one.

Why East Coast resorts are being told to get

The man in charge of transport in Hull says new bus lane cameras

being installed on two of the city's busiest roads are NOT

The number plate recognition cameras are being trialled

because the council says motorists are ignoring the restrictions.

However, some drivers have told us today they don't think

This wrote in Hull, an area where motorists are set to break bus lane

rules and public transport. Within a few weeks, new cameras here will

catch drivers who use them to skip rush`hour jams. It is not an

exercise in making money for the council. Far from it. We want to

know whether there is a need for these cameras on a permanent basis

or whether there is not a need. The best thing I would say to motorists

during this trial is that they should avoid the bus lane. The bus

companies have been asking for enforcement to keep timetables

reliable. We don't want motorists to be fined, we just want them out of

the bus lanes. Many towns and cities have bus lanes which are enforced by

cameras, and how really does not need to be different. It will

certainly help us operate more efficiently. Despite being in place

for a number of years, there is still confusion about the use of

these bus lanes. They only operate a few hours a day, with traffic going

in and out of the city during rush hour. Despite being entitled to use

them, most drivers are staying out of them, Inc causing annoyance and

frustrations the summer. When you come in and out of town, so many

people don't know when. It should be more clear. It seems to be a quick

way of money making. The I think they should because there are a lot

of drivers who do drive in the bus lanes. I think it is important.

Stains have been controversial. Liverpool is coming to the end of a

trial in which got rid of them altogether. In March, Birmingham

City council reviewed 18,000 disputed bus lane finds. Tribunal 's

downsides were clear enough. The RAC says enforcement should be fair. If

the council will make money from these cameras, they were to

motorists to have operators with the discretion to actually understand a

minor incursion of the zone was not intended as someone trying to break

the rules. The council is supported by the main Liberal Democrat

opposition and says it will assess the results before deciding whether

a wider roll`out would benefit the city.

Earlier, I spoke to Martin Mancey, who's in charge of transport

in Hull, and asked him how much of a problem there is with car

We have had complaints from bus drivers and motorists. The whole

point of this trial is to establish exactly how big a problem this

season. Then we can determine whether or not cameras on a

permanent basis are required. So I go into a bus lane, had to `` how

long do I have to be there to get find? You shouldn't be there in at

all. If the camera catches you in the bus lane during the hours of

operation, you are liable for a fine. What will be the find? You

like it will be ?60, although reduced to ?30 for prompt payment.

dispute that. There is a small dispute that. There is a small

number of motorists that break the rules. The bus lanes operate for

limited periods during the day. They would not be sufficient numbers to

justify the allegation this is a cash cow. Is this the bus companies

the shots? Sometimes you see other lanes you could go into, and the bus

doesn't go in there. We are working with the bus companies. We want an

effective, reliable public transport system, and this is one way of

ensuring the bus operators can operate to timetable. Will it work?

That remains to be seen. We can't prejudge the outcome of the trial.

This is going on in other towns and cities. I caught `` I got caught

doing this in Leeds. Ella mac in other cities, they have far more bus

lanes. How is only operate at the peaks. But we don't really have a

peek? We don't have much of a rush hour. It is not Leeds or Manchester.

I think motorists using Beverley Road coming into town, they feel

there is a lot of congestion. The average motorist watching TV, or

they say this is good or bad? I think the average law`abiding

motorist will have no problem. The small minority of selfish drivers,

that is a different problem. Thank you very much will stop another one

you might like to comment on. Is the council being too heavy`handed? Or

is it right that drivers who use the bus line should be analysed? If you

want to get in touch, there is the e`mail.

Fire`fighters in parts of Lincolnshire will also be

driving ambulances from July as part of a year`long pilot.

The scheme is the first of its kind in Britain,

and Fire Service managers say it will help improve response times.

Three new ambulances will be based in Stamford,

But the Fire Brigades Union says it has concerns.

We think it will be good for communities in Lincolnshire,

however very real concerns about the fire cover that is left

when these ambulances mobilise to incidents and then go on to accident

There are delays already, and the communities will be left

A 9`year`old boy, who was seriously injured

when he fell from a moving coach last month, is still in hospital.

Sebastian Goold fell from an exit door of the coach on the A47.

He was returning from a rugby tournament with his team`mates

Officers say he's in a serious but stable condition

Seaside resorts on the East Coast are being told they can no longer

rely on their "fish and chips" culture.

Instead, they should help the local shellfish industry by offering

At present, 95% of locally`sourced shellfish is exported, but industry

leaders have met in Bridlington today to try to change that.

Our business correspondent, Paul Murphy, was there.

East Coast lobster and crab is worth millions to the local economy, but

it is more likely to be exported to the restaurants of Paris or Madrid

And to many in this industry, it is a cause for growing frustration.

95% of my lobster that I catch ends up on the continent,

which I think is a crying shame when we import tonnes of lobsters

There is something not quite right somewhere.

Today, shellfish took centre stage at a food conference

as the industry plotted to get more of it onto local dinner tables.

This culture of cod and chips, that's what we expect from seafood,

and when the shellfish industry came onto the scene,

So nothing is being done to promote it locally up to this point.

Taking shellfish to the people, a mission to win hearts and bellies.

It doesn't look very appetising, but it does taste beautiful.

They are missing out on what is on their doorstep.

This is world`class quality local produce, and the people of East

Bridlington and Yorkshire should be appreciating and enjoying it.

And there is a belief that this is about more than just food.

You come to a place and you remember what was there, and if you come to

East Yorkshire and you have crab and lobster, at least you will remember.

Expect to see more of these creatures on local menus

All part of the campaign to promote the delicacy on our doorstep.

The Second World War movie filmed in Lincolnshire that's helping to

Why horses are replacing Tigers at the KC stadium in Hull.

Don't forget, as the weather gets better, send us a picture. This was

taken by Chris James. Thank you for that. Good evening, young man.

Always the bridge in the background. You were spotted on the bike this

weekend. Did you have a nice trip? I don't know why you don't use the

bus. I don't know what is so funny about me being on a bike. Let's the

weather. It is unsettled. Scattered spells of showers. They will be less

widespread than they have been today. We have had thunderstorms

with lightning and howl. Here is the reason why. We have a trough of low

pressure tomorrow. High pressure will build on Wednesday and from

midweek to Thursday and Friday, and much of the weekend, a lot of fine

and bright and warm weather is expected. You could see the speckle

of clouds on the satellite. They have been some meaty showers. There

is a big one coming through hole right now. There is another swathe

of showers and run the wash. These will keep going. Torrential

downpours. They will lose energy overnight, but there will be showers

left by dawn tomorrow morning. Lowest temperatures at seven or

eight Celsius. Eight Celsius is 46 Fahrenheit. The sun will rise in the

morning at 5:04am. There are your tide times. A lot of cloud hosting.

Still some showers from the overnight period. They will split

southwards and fizzle out. Sky is bright and from the North with

sunshine and scattered showers into the afternoon. One or two will be

heavy, but they will be less widespread. Once we have those gone,

it will become dry. Let's look at those top temperatures. Coming in at

around 13 or 14 Celsius. Then from Wednesday, for the rest of the week,

it is fine, bright and warm. This does not get you out of trouble. I

went out at six o'clock when the weather show was on just to miss it.

See you tomorrow. A World War II film made

in Lincolnshire in 1941 is being re`released to help raise money for

war veterans and their families. Scenes in One Of Our Aircraft Is

Missing were filmed in Boston and It's one of a series of war films

being re`issued to raise money Here's our arts correspondent,

Anne`Marie Tasker. It's supposed to be wartime Holland,

but look carefully and Boston Stump In 1941, the town was used to film

One Of Our Aircraft is missing. You can see the Stump beautifully,

can't you? Hazel Tomes

and Jane Kent remember them coming to film the story about a British

aircrew bailing out over occupied Jane's cousin was among more

than 100 extras from the town. We were very peeved

because we didn't get We thought that was a shame `

why didn't we? They'd been asked to provide I

don't know how many RAF recruits. There were one or two German

soldiers wanted, not many, but they had a job to get anyone to volunteer

because they didn't particularly Boston Swing Bridge,

patrolled by German soldiers, was the final obstacle as the

aircrew tried to escape Holland. doubled up for the Dutch

countryside. The Boston Memorial Hall in Wingate

hosted a wedding party. Rereleasing

the film made here is helping raise It makes a massive difference,

especially with a big`name ` Universal Studios,

everybody has heard of them. It is really exciting to be linked

to here in Boston in Lincolnshire. But in the '40s, this film

was more than just a story. Aviation historians say it was

a tool for propaganda. You could nearly buy two Lancasters

with the budget from that film, but in the box office in dollars,

it did over $600,000. But most importantly,

the only return they were interested in was a boost in morale

of the British public. It is hoped this project will raise

?25,000, in part thanks to Lincolnshire's

film and wartime heritage. That is great. Let's hope it raises

plenty of money. Hull City manager Steve Bruce says

their disappointing end to the Premier League shouldn't affect

their performance The Tigers lost 2`0 at home to

Everton at the KC Stadium yesterday, and only finished a couple of

places above the relegation zone. Their manager says the poor run

shouldn't carry over into Saturday's final at Wembley ` something

the Everton manager agrees with. The FA Cup final will look

after itself, I'm just disappointed with how we've

limped along for the past few weeks, because some of the performances

have certainly not been us. It has given the team

a real tactical know`how, Hull Kingston Rovers earned

a point with a draw against Salford The Robins in blue led

at half`time after tries from Kris Welham and Kevin Larroyer,

but they couldn't hold on. Hull FC were beaten 16`44 by

Wigan Warriors at the KC Stadium. A try from Gareth Ellis helped

the black`and`whites to an early lead, but Wigan were

ultimately the stronger team. Their next match is Derby

against Hull KR Normally it plays host to

Premier League football and Super League Rugby, but today

the KC Stadium in Hull has been home Our reporter, Crispin Rolfe,

has been to find out more. A ball on a football pitch, hardly

surprising until you see the hooves. Quickly returning in defence. Jo

North coming through. This is KC Stadium, posting polo at a football

arena for the first time ever. For those watching, they would be used

to seeing something different. Still in play! The play here is

tremendous. It is something else. Awesome to see them ride into a

stadium like this. You think it is very different to the grass Apollo

we are used to. You would normally associate this with football or

rugby, but this is a ring up all over the first time at KC Stadium.

It is a once in a generation experience. The pitch is being

relayed for the first time in 12 years. That is the only reason the

horses hooves are allowed to get on it. You like the football pitch is

being replaced at ?1 million, so we thought was the perfect opportunity

to trash the pitch playing polo won it. It is the sport of princesses ``

printers, but allows a left`handed Prince William to play with his

right hand. For others, the tougher challenge is keeping the horses

fresh. You have to be fit and ready. You can't have much of a break.

We're not at the KC, Apollo would normally be faster and more furious.

On a pitch ten times bigger with horses going 30 mph on the ball 100

mph. It is the fastest team sport in the world. If you have a story we

should know about, tell us about it. Let's get a recap of the

national and regional headlines. A video is released which appears to

show more than a hundred of the missing Nigerian School girls

kidnapped by Islamic militants. Tomorrow:

Anti`fracking campaigners set up camp in East Yorkshire and say they

will stay until practice is banned. Tomorrow's whether:

A cloudy start in places, brightening up with sunny spells,

although heavy showers are possible in the afternoon.

Maximum temperature 14 Celsius. Thank you for your responses on

fracking. The drilling company involved have repeatedly stated that

they are absolutely not fracking. A response then Festival. How about

asking this bunch if they have jobs and are paying taxes or are just

living off the backs of the rest of us? Who could do with cheaper fuel?

That was after we saw the protesters. The Luddites protesting

finally got real. The future of this country is at stake, and the

government should encourage this and was the exploration companies to

escalate this. Mark says when the protesters believe the site, they

will leave a lot of the tough for us locals to clear up. On the subject

of cameras in bus lanes, Carol says most of whole's bus lanes are only

bus lanes for 1.5 hours. It is ridiculous to install cameras which

will be unused for most of the day. The major problem is motorists who

never use the bus lanes even when they are permanent. Join me on the

radio tomorrow if you can. Have a nice evening.

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