07/02/2012 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

And 11-year-old is found drunk in the street. His sister says their

mother should be in jail. A over 200 jobs are to go as Lloyd's

closes an office in North Lincolnshire.

The plans to get you to recycle more waste. I think it is a good

idea. They should find a better way to do it. Maybe have won been a pub

different things in one been. rare glimpse at royal family life.

The unseen photos hidden away for the past 60 years.

A frosty night to come. The very latest coming up shortly.

Good evening. The sister of an 11- year-old boy who was seen drunk

with his mother in a street in Hull says that their mother should have

gone to jail. Instead the woman, who cannot be named for legal

reasons, has been given a 12 month community and supervision order.

Her barrister is calling for a debate on whether to sterilise

those parents who cannot and will not get help to overcome their

addictions. Vicky Johnson has more. It was a row over a can of lager

which landed an 11-year-old boy in hospital and his mother in court.

The pair were seen here at this parade of shops in begin have a new

one evening last summer. The boy was stumbling and falling over.

Tests revealed he had 187 milligrams of alcohol in his blood,

twice the legal limit. Apparently, his mother boasted to onlookers

that they regularly drank together. This is absolutely not true,

according to the boy's father, who has had custody of him for the last

six years. He told me his son rarely saw his mother, and the

drinking was an isolated case. We have replaced his voice to protect

his son's identity. My son is a very likeable young man. He is

quite, but he can be cheeky. He has a serious side and was chosen to be

a school governor, so he was a model pupil in the past.

mother's drinking had been a problem for years. Her doctors said

her life was made miserable by Herbie you fear commanding to

prison would have been the only sensible option. -- her daughter

said her life was made miserable by her behaviour, and thinks prison

would have been the only sensible option. There was an incident when

my brother was left in a cab outside a nightclub. I think that

was forgotten about. I think to offer people a financial incentives

in return for Voluntary sterilisation might be something

that will help. We cannot keep having more and more unwanted

children that cannot be looked after, that slip into the same

cycle of deprivation. The woman at the centre of this controversy is

receiving help for a mental health problems, but is not likely to see

her son in the future. He is doing well with the love and support of

the rest of his family. I am joined by the Conservative MP

for Brigg and Goole, Andrew Percy, who also used to be in a teacher in

a part of Hull highlighted in that report.

She admitted child cruelty. Her daughter say she should have gone

to jail, but she received a 12 month supervision order. Should she

have gone to prison? My natural reaction issue should have gone to

jail. The circumstances are disgusting. I looked at the

judgment. The judge said she had a wretched life and that was why she

was not sent to jail, so why do not know the full details, but to do

now with a child of that age, I would have assumed she should have

gone to jail. One should be done about parents like this? We do have

a problem in this country. -- what should be done? David Cameron

taught about the broken society. They resist and culture in this

country. We have people bringing children into this world and they

should not be an cannot bring them up. They rely on the state to

provide for their children. School teachers have to do with art and

society in general. We have got to stop pandering. Do you agree with

the woman's barrister who says there should be a debate on whether

parents who were addicted like this should be sterilised? The last

people started sterilising people whether that is. Where the masses.

Well this is a minority of cases, it is a sad thing to say car -- it

is a sad thing to see, but it is a minority. Are we being fair? We

often pander through the criminal justice system. We need to have

that sort of debate and consider whether we are tough enough on

people who do not adhere to the standards we expect. It is your own

government's policies. Are they right at the moment? We have made

changes to the benefits system that have been quite controversial in

the last few days that are aimed at dealing with some of this

subculture. The last government brought in 24 hour licensing,

against our better judgment. That is why you can buy alcohol pretty

much any a day. We are looking at changing that. OK. A lot more needs

to be done generally. Very good to talk to you.

Whatever your views on this? Does his mother needs support order she

need punishment? Do you agree with In a moment: The campaigners trying

to protect a nature reserve in East Yorkshire from a 150 ft wind

turbine. More than 200 jobs are being lost

in North Lincolnshire, following the announcement that the Lloyds

Banking Group is closing one of its offices in Scunthorpe. More than

1,000 staff are losing their jobs across the country. Paul Murphy is

outside the offices on Kingsway in Scunthorpe. Why is this happening

at the moment? Lloyd's has yet to give any reason

for this decision nationally or locally here in Scunthorpe. It has

offered to redeploy some of the work force. It says it wants to

avoid compulsory redundancies, but those officers -- but does offers

are being greeted by scepticism by the union that represents his work

force. The nearest site to hear his Sheffield. I do nothing many staff

will want to transfer across to Sheffield, although that may be a

possibility -- I do not think many staff will want to transfer. What

effect will this have on Scunthorpe's economy, which has

already suffered many setbacks? You only have to look across town

to the steelworks, which has shed thousands of jobs. Unemployment

runs much higher here than the national average. We spoke to the

town's MP, who gave his thoughts on the announcement. It is bad news.

It is grim news, the sort of news we do not want at any time, and

certainly not at the moment when people are finding it difficult to

get new jobs. I am very concerned about the impact on families and

individuals, and the impact on Scunthorpe. There is a political

dimension to this. It is a bank 40 % owned by the tax payers, still

employed in thousands in the Far East. We understand at least half

of this work fast is made up of agency workers who have very

limited redundancy rights. It thank you.

Police have called off surges -- police have called off searches for

the missing Hull man, Stuart Gilson. He was last seen on January the 28

crossing the Drypool Bridge. Specialist teams have been

searching the area around the River Hull, but there have been no

sightings of him. Skegness has one of the lowest rate

of job vacancies in the East Midlands according to a new report.

Just under 7% of shops in a town are empty. Town centre managers say

it is because local people are keen to start new businesses. We do not

have so many chains and big brands in town.

Campaigners are threatening to oppose funding for a new seedbed

Centre at Bempton Cliffs after the arrest PB failed to back them in a

wind turbine dispute -- a new seedbed Centre. Villagers at

Bempton claim plans by a farmer for a 150 ft turbine could pose

problems for thousands of migrating birds come into the area. Their

objections are not being backed by the nature reserve.

Two sites to what a wind turbine applications. The RSPB insist that

a wind turbine on this field will not affect bird life, but

campaigners disagree. The argument has broadened, with villagers are

saying they will not back plans for an RSPB development at Bempton

Cliffs if the society fails to back them. RSPB, this is your role, and

if you cannot protect their heritage of this coast, why should

we as a committee be backing you? This turbine will be approximately

one-and-a-half times bigger and taller than the Flamborough

lighthouse, so it will be some structure. The RSPB insists one

turbine will not affect thousands of migrating birds which come here

every year. This is what is proposed. A wind turbine that could

be sited on this field here. The RSPB are not the only ones to while

objecting. Farmers are largely supportive. -- our recipe and not

the only ones who were not objecting. Ultimately, MoD concerns

are more likely to sway a decision. The turbine could affect their

North Yorkshire and radar base just outside Filey. More importantly

locally is whether it relations between Benton village and Bempton

Cliffs can soar. - - thaw. Still ahead: Why households are

being asked to recycle more and reduce the amount of waste going to

landfill. He been away for 60 years. The rare

photographs of the Queen and family Keep the photographs coming in.

This one was taken by Ian Smith. There was a bit of a gloating first

last night by the accurate forecast. Ken said, please tell Paul I army

bus driver, and the day and managed to stop at every bus stop. Delight

get a special mention for getting my job right? -- do I get a special

mention? Classic! I wish my job was as easy as

driving a bus, or reading the The headline for tomorrow is called.

That cloud could be thick enough to produce some flurries of snow,

particularly in North -- Lincolnshire. There will be a

severe frost with temperatures down to minus ten Celsius. A potential

headache looms first Thursday into Friday, will this weather front get

to us? There is a lot of uncertainty concerned with that. We

will keep you posted and the next 24 hours. In the short-term at his

shark -- straight forward. The cloud is starting to clear. Later

tonight we will get more cloud was some snow flurries, especially for

Lincolnshire. It is in this gap that we will see some very low

temperatures. I think these western areas, minus ten as possible. That

is 14 degrees Fahrenheit. And a slight dusting of snow around the

Wash as well. The sun rises in the morning at 730. Those Aga high

water times. Agree starred to Wednesday morning, with further

snow flurries. Otherwise it is mostly dry. There will be some

brighter intervals coming in later in the afternoon. But everywhere

will feel very cold with a light, south-westerly breeze. Temperatures

struggling up to one Celsius in struggling up to one Celsius in

Grimsby. The bus driver's friend. They might revoke your bus pass

Now only 10% of everything we throw away in East Yorkshire will be sent

to landfill under new plans announced today. People in the East

Riding and Hull are being asked what should be done with household

waste. It is hoped by Twenty20, people will recycle up to 65% of

all of their rubbish. That is up from an average of around 50%

across the area. They are England's growing

mountains of rubbish a landfills are just ugly, there are also

expensive. Every tonne of waste is taxed, sapping �9 million a year

from East Yorkshire's council taxpayers. But it is well today's

plan will cut that. We are aiming for the next target, somewhere

between 60% and 65% recycling. In terms of the might of ways going

into landfill, we would like to reduce that by about 90%. A every

year there are 25 million bin collections and Yates -- East

Yorkshire and the rubbish goes to it landfill. That is the equivalent

of 32,000 African elephants. So the idea is we recycle more and throw

away less. That could be by extending what is brought his

centres like this are picked up from our homes. Good in theory but

our people ready to is recycle two thirds of everything they throw

away? It is a good idea. They should find a better way to do it.

Maybe have one benefit different things in one at the end.

everybody has to do it for the future. Another plan is to turn

rubbish into something useful. And these are from R Brown Benz. In

three months, they are transformed into compost. And it doesn't stop

there. Rather than landfill, future rubbish could be turned into energy.

There is a big saving to be made and it will free up more of the

funds for the councils to spend on the areas. But there are some

concerns. Lupins in this area were left full for days last week

because there was too much recycling to collect. They can say

the system can deal with more. It is up to the people to decide what

to do with the waste. I am joined in the studio by Simon

Fraser from East Riding council. At the end of that report resolve how

bins are not being collected in one part of the East Yorkshire. The

looks like you have some work to do. We have got work to do. Can I

apologise to those residents if they were inconvenienced by that.

There is work to do. That is in itself massively positive. Doesn't

to demonstrate the sheer enthusiasm for recycling that our residents

have? And the commitment that they have got to ate and what can be

achieved when we are set to it together. That is good on the

residents said. Some viewers a said they rang the council because they

had no Ben and they were told by the receptionist, sorry it is not

just you. Until you get one, Chadderton the rubbish and.

would never encourage people to do that. We are very committed to

recycling, as are our residents. They do our resident -- a brilliant

job. We have had reports that households in the East Riding have

not had the new Benn's delivered. How are those people supposed to

help you me you're targets? vast majority of them have been

delivered. It is possible we have odd houses here and there who may

not have had one delivered. The need to let us know that and we

will deliver them. If the bins were not presented on the day they were

supposed to, there could be a problem there. We have delivered

nearly 150,000 across the county. We have done fairly well. These

targets are cutting rubbish are high. Will you be reviewing how

often you collect general rubbish now? We must make sure the systems

are run place to collect this recyclable rubbish. We can do that

by re-engineering the side of the roads to make sure the drugs are

able to cope with the increased volumes that are coming in. -- the

trucks. Now is too early to take that's that. Our commitment has

always been to deliver the service that our residents want, so that is

where we stay with that. Very interesting to talk to you. I'd you

for coming in. You might want to comment on that

one. Last night we had the story on the programme about a Lincolnshire

Council's plans to charge for collecting garden waste. South

Kesteven District Council will introduce the 25 pound annual

charge to cover the cost of running the service, but the move is being

criticised by some taxpayers who say it will cost fly-tipping.

Lucy from Skegness says, what exactly do I pay my rates far? I am

childless, live on a poorly maintained road that does not get

gritted, with no street lighting. Why should I pay an additional �25?

Sheila says, we pay enough council tax and what about people on low

incomes who can afford it? I don't think we should have to pay to

recycle. Graham Ingramsaid, I think 50p per week to collect garden

waste is excellent value for money. Thank you for all of those.

I young woman from East Yorkshire, whose child to battle with heart

failure gave hope to countless others, has died suddenly. Hannah

Pudsey from Nafferton was 13 when she underwent a successful heart

transplant in February 2001. Amanda Thompson has more.

Hannah Pudsey was just 12 years old when her heart began so seriously

failed. Talking to BBC Look North in January 2001, she knew a

transplant was our only hope. taking its toll on me. I am getting

more tired. Hannah's wait was over the following month when she

underwent a heart transplant at Newcastle's Freeman Hospital. The

healthy Val's from our own filling hard for passed on to another

waiting patient. You are not the only one there. There are lots of

other kids waiting for our heart. And organs and laws of other things.

Hannah was back in school just three months after her transplant.

She continued her campaign to get people signed up to the organ Donor

Register. On her 21st birthday she was still urging people not to put

it off. A lot of people don't get round to doing it. They go, I will

sign up. But I will do tomorrow. And then sometimes that tomorrow

never comes. What is your message to those watching? Sign up, and

signed up today. Hannah was due to marry her fiance

Kevin this summer but she died suddenly last great. She was a

child he was born with congenital heart disease. She was not meant to

survive into childhood, let alone adulthood. She was so she would not

survive past 14. Here she is 11 years later. It is not long enough.

She did amazingly well afterwards I got on with life. She was working,

she was getting ready to get married and leading a life that she

and her parents never dreamt. it was all thanks to an organ donor.

Very sad. And the service of thanksgiving will be held for

Hannah and Nafferton parish church at one o'clock on Saturday

afternoon. Grimsby Town's free scheduled FA

Trophy match at Bath City will go ahead tonight. -- re scheduled. The

team last met in the lead in January, with the Mariners winning

6-0. Tonight's aim was due to be played on Saturday because of to do

a frozen pitch. You can hear commentary on again on BBC Radio

Humberside on FM and on the internet. They are on the air now.

Thank you for all the pictures to send us of the snow. Nancy Smart

took this one of paper mill in North Cave.

This is in Mary's Parish Church taken by Lee Beel. And Kevin

Richardson cot these deer enjoying the called the Patrington Haven

this morning. We did have lots of them. We have put as many as we can

so far on a Facebook site. Just go to Facebook and search for BBC Look

North. A man from Lincolnshire has

released unseen pictures of the royal family taken by his father 60

years ago. Danny Clayton believes the photographs are the first to

have been taken of the Queen following her father's death.

For 60 years, they have been kept in this folder. A treasure trove of

Royal memories. Photographs of the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and

their two eldest children. I can hear her sing it now, just wave and

the dead. The photographs were taken by Danny Clayton's father

Kenneth in 1952 and this is the photograph that proves it. Shot in

America, it shows Kenneth with a young Prince Charles and holding

the hand of Princess Anne who has just two years old then. He told me

that he had taken the picture in a manner. He was worried that he had

done it but he took the chance and got the picture of them both. He

was delighted about that. He was pleased with the victors as well.

And so it seems was Her Majesty, with the photographs later used for

what was what have been her first official portrait as Queen. I am

sure this would have been the first time that she was photographed as

the Queen with the tea and are on and everything else. I think it is

a moment in her life that she would remember. -- tiaras. Of the 35

photographs taken, most are of the young royal children. Just as

election were sent to Buckingham Palace. The rest have remained a

Clayton family secret for all these years. It is likely that Charles

and have never seen the pictures and the Queen has only seen the

12th that my grandfather. It is a shame because they are really good

pictures. Kenneth's family said his trip to the palace that day was the

biggest job of his career. His brush with royalty now being seen

for the first time in 60 years. Fantastic story. Let's have a

recap: The Metropolitan Police acted unlawfully over the phone

hacking scandal. And 11-year-old has found drunk in

the street. His sister says their mum should be in jail. Cold and

cloudy tomorrow with a chance of snow flurries. Temperatures are

best around two Celsius. A big response and the story of the

mother. The women was lucky and had a lenient judge. Woman should not

be go to jail. If they reoffend after the Rehabilitation pair than

they should be jailed. Vanessa says, I do not care of a woman has had a

wretched life. She should be locked up. And finally, going to prison is

not a deterrent to anyone. You get safety roof over your head and