28/09/2014 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

People living on an East Yorkshire street which has been repeatedly

flooded want an explanation from Yorkshire Water.

Norland Avenue was last affdcted during the aftermath of

The water company say they are investhgating.

In the summer of 2007 Norland Avenue looked like hundreds

Seven years on, it's a scend the residents on this street have

Doug Shemilt has lived here since 1973 ` but in the last 12

years his home has flooded five times.

Many living here think the problem could be prevented

The rateable value is through the roof. We cannot do anything about

it. Many living here think

the problem could be prevented and the local council wants answers

from Yorkshire Water. They have been here and looked down

the drains and they are sayhng everything is OK. That numbdr of

incidents of flooding is not OK Yorkshire water say under initial

investigations there were no problems with any of their `ssets

The company have now met people on The company have now met people on

Northern and Avenue and thex say they face the challenge of leeting

people with a variety of concerns every week.

From next summer streets at high risk of surface water floodhng could

It will protect people from high insurance premiums

but home owners will have prove they've taken measures to protect

protection products you can fit to protection products you can fit to

your property. If you do not do it and you are flooded for a third

time, you will be kicked out of the scheme altogether.

Answers for residents here, could lie in a report being written

by Yorkshire Water and East Riding Council, while ht's

many hope for a long term resolution.

60 fire fighters have been at a fire at a recycling pl`nt

At its peak ten engines werd used to put out the blaze at Transw`ste

Fire officers say no`one was hurt and that it's too earlx

A senior Lincolnshire MP saxs he believes the majority of people

in the county support milit`ry action against

John Hayes made the comments as RAF Tornado jets carried out

their first sortie over Irap, after parliament voted in f`vour of

The idea that we should not intervene when British citizens are

being kidnapped and butcherdd is preposterous. What you saw last

Friday was parliament at its best. The main parties in parliamdnt

coming together, recognising that this needs to be proportion`te,

recognising that this needs to be legal, recognising that we need to

be careful about what we do but not stepping back and saying, wd should

do nothing. 15,000 people have visited

a science festival in Grantham. Gravity Fields celebrates the links

the town has with Sir Isaac Newton. It's the second time the festival

has been held and it attracted Sport and it's now five

Premier League games without a win for Hull City after they were beaten

by Manchester City this weekend There was disappointment too

for Scunthorpe United who rdmain When the Champions come to town

goals are expected and Man City This volley

from Sergio Aguero put them in An own goal, then a penalty `

converted by Abel Hernandez ` Eden Dzeko with his second

of the match ` and Frank Lalpard They have got quality writtdn

throughout the team. The 1 thing you have to be able to do is defend

well. We have conceded four goals. We have not done that badly.

Sometimes, you have to hold your hand up and say you were be`ten by a

better team. better in League One against Oldham.

Goals from Andrew Boyce and but Oldham went on to win 3`2. It's

United's seventh defeat in ten Here's Kay Crewdson with

the forecast. Good evening. Any isolated showers

any clearer skies, especially any clearer skies, especially

further north, there could be some patches of mist and fog. Thdre is a

lot of uncertainty in the forecast lot of uncertainty in the forecast

for tomorrow. It looks like we will lose the mist and fog. Brightening

up for a time. We are looking at a fair sc`ttering

of showers. There is quite ` lot of uncertainty in the forecast. We

should seize and brighter skies in between the showers. Temper`tures

tomorrow at 1890 degrees, 66 Fahrenheit. The breeze is mostly

light from the south. We are back later tonight at

10:20pm. Goodbye. Good evening. For many, September

2014 will probably hold fond memories. A warm and dry month.

Today we had a high of 25 Celsius, 77 Fahrenheit in Kew Gardens to the

west of London, way above the average for this time of year.

Through the night tonight relatively quiet conditions, with clearer skies

in the south. I want to draw your attention to these showers in

southern Spain and across the Pyrenees. Moist air may trigger

showers over channel coasts by dawn. We could have an issue with dense

fog patches in central and southern areas first A foggy start. Showers

in the south. These