26/12/2016 Look North (Yorkshire)

Good evening from Look North. the news where you are. Goodbye.

West Yorkshire Police say they've dealt with an unprecedented number

of firearms incidents over the festive period.

A man was injured in Shipley, and a car was damaged

Then in the early hours of Christmas Day, police received

reports of an assault on Sackville Street in Bradford.

A police vehicle attending the incident was shot at,

Police don't believe the incidents were related.

York Minster's bells fell silent on Christmas Day for the first time

The bell ringing team were removed in October after concerns

about safeguarding - although there have

Children in Haworth are learning how to man a fire engine bought

by volunteers after the closure of their local fire station.

The fire cadets are also helping the community to protect

The village was hit by the Boxing Day storms last year -

and they're gearing up in case of more bad weather.

It's a big job for small people, and while these cadets can't tackle

fires and are doing this for fun, they are learning lots from the

adult volunteers who've stepped in since the closure of the local fire

There's only one pump at Keighley now.

So, if that pump's out, we're relying on engines coming from

When there were the floods at Boxing Day there

Leeds, which you know, to me it's ridiculous having to wait

This is what the Boxing Day storms did to the village.

Floodwater caused the walls of the Mill Hey Brewery to collapse.

It was scenes like this that inspired Ian Chapman

Boxing Day the pub wall went down at the bottom,

the bridge went, and we felt that if we had it then we could have done

something, you know, to assist the other fire people.

The children have been learning how the fire engine

could be used in an emergency and they've been helping fill sandbags

which will be available to people if the worst happens.

Well, there's something in the fire engine

that sucks up the water in a tank and then you can like spray it

When the floods come and stuff, we need to put sandbags

outside doors so it don't flood houses and stuff.

If floods were to happen, you can block some of

the drains up so they don't flood to make it worse.

As willing as the kids are to help, it's the adult

volunteers who'll be using the engine if it's needed

I found out with fighting for the fire station

you can't rely on politicians, you can't rely on council.

You have to get off your bum and do it yourself.

Everyone here is hoping their services won't be needed this

winter, but they are ready just in case.

Huddersfield are fourth. A great win for Leeds United.

Beckford sent off, by the way. A great win for Rotherham. They are

bottom, I am afraid. And later on tonight, of course,

Sheffield Wednesday travel to Newcastle. Their kick-off is at 7.

45pm. In League One:

A great win for Sheffield United. Two goals late on from Billy Sharp.

There is a similar situation for Doncaster Rovers in League Two. They

beat Notts County by a goal to nil. The goal was scored by Williams in

the 60th minute. Now, do you need to walk

off a few mince pies? Well now you can plan your trek

across the Cleveland Way From today the entire

109 mile trail over the North York Moors National Park

is live on Google Street View The Park Authority has mapped

the whole route with volunteers showcasing the beauty

of the moors and coast. Let's get the weather now.

After a cold day it will be a cold night, unsurprisingly so. Plenty of

clear skies. Temperatures will take a tumble W the winds starting to

ease, we are at risk of seeing frost and maybe even a few patches of

isolated fog forming around dawn. Temperatures overnight two or three

Celsius. These temperatures are in the towns and cities. Rurally they

will drop lower. A bright start tomorrow. A clean, crisp sort of

day. A lovely fresh feel. If you enjoy the sunshine, please do.

Despite the light winds, I think it will be chilly. Temperatures up to

five, six, maybe seven Celsius. The outlook for the week, much the same.

High pressure is firmly in charge of our weather.

Get out there and enjoy it before things cloud over towards the end of

the week. That is just about as far as we go this evening. We are back

with three bulletins tomorrow and Amy will be in the chair. Enjoy the

rest of your evening. From us all here, good night.

and longer spells of rain over northern isles. By the end of the

night, temperatures recovering once again after a chilly evening, three

to five Celsius. Tomorrow and for the next couple of days, we have

this area of high pressure which will really settle the weather down,

compared with of late. We start tomorrow on a mainly dry note. There

will be a few showers continuing in the north-west and the northern

isles, and the wind picking up here as we go through the day. Elsewhere,

it's looking dry, with plenty of brightness and sunshine and not as

raw a field tomorrow as we have had today, with less in the way of wind.

Temperature wise, up a notch to around seven to nine Celsius. For

the rest of the UK, we are also under the influence of high

pressure. Dry conditions across the board, with brightness and sunshine

and very little in terms of wins. Temperatures around