26/10/2011 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

Here are the headlines: Bereaved families criticised politicians for

scrapping changes to military inquest.

And the residents who will have to pay for some of their recycling.

People will give up the recycling bins and fill their green Benn's

instead. Why do you pay council tax anyway?

The plan to return this piece of Lincolnshire history to the skies.

And the 16-year-old from North Lincolnshire on the verge of

superstardom. We have seen sunny skies today but

it will be mostly cloudy tomorrow. The mother of a Lincolnshire

soldier killed in Afghanistan has criticised a government cost-

cutting measure which has abandoned changes to the way that military

deaths uninvestigated. The new role of chief coroner was supposed to

improve the speed and quality of inquest, which can take up to three

years to be held. They cost has now been scrapped to save money. It

prompted an angry response from one Tory MP.

Almost five years have passed since this woman lost her son Matthew.

The royal marine died in what was believed to have been a so-called

friendly fire incident involving another British soldier. He was

killed during an attack on a Taliban fought in Helmand Province

on January -- in January, 2007. In December 2008 A coroner cake in

narrative verdict, which means a cause of death without attributing

blame. I think with the new chief coroner

things would have been done differently.

Two soldiers who were killed by a broad Afghan gunmen were the

subject of an inquest. A verdict of unlawful killing was returned by

the coroner. There have been proposals to create

a new post of chief coroner to deal with some cases. But the government

has decided to scrap that idea to save money, a decision which has

prompted one Tory MP to rebel against his own government for the

second time in a week. There has to be someone at the top,

be it a chief coroner or some other type of chief position, who is

independent of ministers and can drive this reform and make sure

there is accountability back to Parliament.

He is supported by the Royal British Legion.

At the end of the day it is quite wrong to reduce a matter of honour

to a question of cost. In is so dense like Matthew's, they need a

specialist person. -- been no incidents like Matthew's.

There are other people who have lost sons in situations like where

we lost hours. For many families, the quest for

answers continues long after their loved ones have been Barnett. --

Was the government right to scrap the role of chief coroner, which

was designed to improve in quest for bereaved families? It was going

to cost a lot of money. If you want to e-mail me, the usual address.

Coming up: P Hull shopkeepers opposed to an organisation that is

trying to promote them. Residents in north-east

Lincolnshire will have to pay to the cycle. The council wants to

charge �25 per year to anyone with a prime garden waste bin. The

authority currently collects 50,000 brown bins. The proposals are

designed to save �2.5 million on refuse collection.

There are more bins than ever to collect our waste. Brydon bairns

are for clippings from our back garden. -- brown bins.

Until now, brown bin collections were clear -- were free but soon

bed will cost �25 per year. People will not want to pay this

extra money. That is the problem. A lot of people will just boot

their staff in the green then and you will get problems them. -- put

their staff in the green then. If we do not find savings here, we

must find them elsewhere. We have one cake and I cannot make it

bigger. Those who do not want to pay can

give their brown then back and that is what many will do. -- their

brown bin. This woman is a keen recycler but he is sure that the

charge will put people off. Every fortnight, my brown then is

full to the gunwales. We have the boxes as well, will they too are

just for them as well? -- will they charged us?

For years we have tried to encourage it. We now impose a �25

charge and people will stop recycling and put the waste simply

into the normal waste then and it will go to landfill. I pay council

tax and I would have to pay for a brown bins. We all have to make

hard decisions. Be charged to collect a bend works

out at 50p per week. -- the charge to collect a bin.

I am sure this will be controversial for some people.

Hardy council right to charge for recycling collection? -- are the

Some more news. Three MPs have met with managers from BAE Systems to

talk with them about the future of the site in a region. Nearly 900

workers at the side face redundancy. Up to 57 redundancies have been

announced at a factory in Hull. The heating factory makes boilers. The

job losses, after the decision to close the company's boundary.

He 45-year-old lorry driver arrested in connection with the

death of the policeman on the M1 has been released on bail. The

police officer was killed when he was head by a truck as he helped a

woman whose car had broken down. Hull bed has the job of making the

city more attractive to investors. However, some claim it is a waste

of money. Our correspondent has more.

This man opened this cafe in Hull City Centre on Monday. But he is

one of a number of businesses shunning the help of Hull bed. --

Hull BID. I do not think they promote the

area well. I would rather do it off my own back.

It cost retailers 1% of their business rates and for small shops,

that can be 200 to �300 per year. They say it is at waste of money.

We have no-one objections to the council rates, but why pay an extra

up levy? It is totally wrong. Since the organisation was set up

in 2006, crime has been reduced in the City by 33%. The team has

cleaned up 6,000 pieces of the graffiti. On average they walk

3,000 miles of the city's streets per year. This shop says they are

doing great things. The graffiti problem is nothing

like it used to be. Those guys have done a tremendous job.

Elsewhere, similar schemes in Boston and Lincoln have had mixed

success. In Boston, have the levy is spent on Town Rangers.

With one in five shops here lying vacant, some traders say that the

scheme has failed to deliver and they are seeking legal action.

How layer I spoke to a representative. -- earlier.

Businesses have already seen improvements. We have seen a

reduction of crime by about a third. We have increased footfall four

hour event by about 30,000. And we have cleaned up 60 about -- 6,000

pieces of graffiti. If should that not be done anyway,

with business rates and everything else?

I thank that the businesses came to us because it was a top priority

and the local authority would not remove graffiti from private

premises. There is a sizable voice against

the organisation. There will always be opposition. It

is an expense that people have to pay. A lot of people don't agree.

And a lot of people to agree. Pound for pound, it delivers excellent

results. What would you say to the sizable

group that has been campaigning against this?

I would like to meet with these businesses. We are a business

improvement districts. We would like to help every member in the

area. To the benefit of their businesses and the bigger picture.

How do you know if you have done your job? What about these

businesses that have been boarded In our area, we have seen a

reduction of empty units since 2009. Compared to the bigger picture, we

have a 20% empty unit rate and the bigger picture of his 24%.

How do you respond to these people who are against the organisation

taking legal action? The legislation is fairly straight.

They were set up in 2004. It is not for me to decide who is wrong and

who is right, and what the legislation dictates, and if the

opposition feel they have a grudge If you run a business in the city

of hole, you might have a view on that. Get in touch. -- if you run a

business in the city of hole. Still ahead: The campaign to save

an RAF icon. Every week, you deliver.

Scunthorpe teenager taking Bit of a bonus tonight. We have got

three pictures, mainly be cast of the unexpected thunder storm that

hit parts of our area last night. The first one is of Coningsby, the

second one is a snap of the walls at South Cave, and this one. Good

pictures. Was this advertised? It walls. Everybody seems to have

missed me saying it. I did say that some showers would be thundery! I

must be whispering. I apologise. Bespeaks a Co-op!

I will do. To marrowbone not be as nice as today. -- tomorrow will not

be as nice as today. There is a warm front which will be working

its way northwards. There will be some rain, mostly light and patchy.

It has been lovely for most of those, but there have been a few

showers. This evening will be dry. Overnight, cloud will increase from

the South and rain will arrive in the early hours of the morning.

There will be a gentle breeze from the south. Temperatures down to

single figures. The sun will rise just before 8am, setting at 5:38pm.

Tomorrow will be a cloudy start with outbreaks of rain. Most

delight and patchy. It will stick with us through the day. There will

be some drier spells, but mostly cloudy skies. Gentle winds from the

south. Temperatures down on what we have seen today. In Bridlington,

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 49 seconds

The number of children being adopted in England has fallen to

its lowest level in a decade. Now a mum from Scunthorpe is hoping to

change that. Charlotte Carson says adopted a

child is the best thing she has ever done. I remember seeing a

programme about adopting Romanian babies. And me and my husband

thought, let's looking to adoption. As part of National adoption Week,

Charlotte has made a short video about what adoption meat -- what

adoption means to her. It has been shortlisted in a competition.

year, we need 4,000 adoptive families in the UK. It is a

continuing need to find more people. Children are so special. Adopting a

child so it can have a life, that is extra special, and it would

change your life for the better. I'm incredibly passionate about

adoption. Shah that and her husband are planning to adopt a again next

year. She hopes her story will inspire others to give one of the

4,000 children waiting to be adopted a safe and happy home.

Hope her film has a good effect. Lincoln City's new manager David

Holdsworth has been given seven months to turn-around the club. The

Imps are facing the possibility of their second successive relegation.

Michael Hortin met the new manager as he arrived at the club. This is

the man Lincoln City's fans hope will change the fortunes of the

club. After relegation and a poor start to the season, David Laws

what has been tasked with improving the results and putting a smile

back on the face of the football club -- David Hallsworth. I can

feel it is a position where it is a long journey. A long journey of

unhappiness, but we would like to change that. We have to roll our

sleeves up. There's plenty of ingredients to make a cake, and how

do you make it taste nice? Change the ethos of perhaps the

temperature. A blend of fitness, communication, organisation,

rethinks and strategy is that perhaps have not been successful,

and hard work. Hard work will get us everywhere. Though Lincoln

City's board of directors have taken a cautious approach with the

appointment of their new manager, giving him a contract only until

the end of the season. Nobody should be in any doubt that David

Holdsworth has a major job in turning around Lincoln City. He

hopes to start doing that on Saturday. Yesterday, we told you

about a pub in Hull that has installed its own "do it yourself"

breathalyser for customers. The Old Zoological on Princes Avenue is the

first pub in the city to use the machine. It allows customers to

check if they are over the drink drive limit. Here are some of your

Thank-you for those. A minute's silence took place

before Scunthorpe United's home game last night. It was in memory

of six-year-old North Lincolnshire boy Jack Marshall, who died from a

rare brain tumour almost two weeks ago.

Scunthorpe went on to draw 2-2 against Huddersfield town.

The last flying Vulcan bomber, an icon of the RAF's history in

Lincolnshire, is being prepared to perform at the Queen's Diamond

Jubilee celebrations next year. But once again the charity which runs

the Vulcan is appealing for hundreds of thousands of pounds to

carry out repairs. Dan Johnson has been to Robin Hood Airport, where

money raising tours are being given to fans of the aircraft.

The shape, the sound, the spectacle. The Vulcan Bomber pleasing the

crowds area this summer. But then, things took a turn for the West.

towards the end of the season, we had two a separate faults and we

are having to raise 10 displays at the end of the year. It was

disappointing. We pay bills were expensive, but the cost ran much

bigger, so the begging bowl is out again. We have lost about �100,000

from missing those their shares. We are still fighting for life in

terms of funding. Shortage of money is not the biggest threat of

falcons fate. In the Cold War, it carried Britain's nuclear weapons,

ready to retaliate if a Russian threat came. The air were only 11

years between the first flight of the Lancaster and the first flight

of the Falcon. A rather fine season is over for the, tours of the

plane's new home offer a chance to get close. His flew over my house

about a month ago and I could not believe it. -- it through over my

house. How the devil does it get off the ground? It is the pinnacle

of technology from a bygone era, in preparation for the end of the

world, essentially. The aircraft is due to take part in a green's

diamond jubilee celebrations next year, but it needs an expensive

winter service. It will be tough. The economic climate is tough, but

I am sure we will be OK. I think people will rally round. A few

months of TLC and around half-a- million pounds should see the

Vulcan Bomber take to the skies once again next year.

Fantastic pictures. If you want to see the Vulcan Bomber, its home at

the moment is that the Robin Hood Airport.

He's a 16-year-old from North Lincolnshire who's in the live

finals of the Australian X-Factor. Reece Mastin is now through to the

last six of the show. Simon Spark has been to meet his increasingly

nervous family in Scunthorpe. And just to warn you, there are

flashing images at the start of this report. Five weeks ago, Reece

Mastin had made it to the live finals of the Australian X Factor.

I wish I could get hold of him and cuddle him. It is a pop star, not

my nephew! Now he's in the final Every single week, you deliver.

overall, it was a knockout performance. It always is from June.

Regardless of what happens from here, Reece already has Australian

celebrity status, and back with his relatives in Scunthorpe the

excitment's still building. I think a lot of people like the fact that

I am English. I do not think they know where Scunthorpe is!

So nervous. When I get home from work, I have to switch him straight

on. I play him for five or six times before I decide to do

something else, then go back and play him again. Once you see him,

you have to look again and again and again. He is absolutely

brilliant. And today for a brief moment, Uncle

Philip was reunited on the Peter Levy Show. Hello. Hello, how why

you? I am fine. When a you coming over? If you get into the final, I

will be there. When they said he was on the line,

there was such a prize. It was brilliant.

Reece says his strategy is to take things one step at a time, but he's

already made giant leaps as a future rock sensation.

Great story. Fingers crossed. Let's get a recap of the national and

regional headlines Arriving for crunch talks. European leaders

gather in Brussels for a crucial summit on the Eurozone debt crisis.

The mother of a Lincolnshire soldier killed in Afghanistan

criticises a cost cutting measure which could have improved military

Response coming in on the subject of North East Lincolnshire Council

charging for the brown bins. Plea and said, if councils have budget

cuts, what do you expect? Debate think most people put their garden

waste in the normal bins? Stands says, my garden waste will be going

into a different coloured bin. Mike says, this is disgraceful. It is