Skipsea Sands Holiday Park set for £5m makeover
The investment will see the holiday centre transformed in 2027
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The investment will see the holiday centre transformed in 2027
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Andy and Claire Roberts said the business has been a long time coming but now they are in the swing of it, they couldn't have wished for a better response
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Product recall alerts are regularly updated online
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This Week in Court: The £8.5million con also allowed Alastair Ramage to enjoy a luxurious trip to watch Liverpool in the FA Cup
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You can be banned from driving if you are caught speeding
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It wasn't until they stumbled across the Cardiff Valkyries at Pride Cymru that Ari really came out of their shell.
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Almost a year ago to the day the King's visit to Rome was the first time a British monarch had prayed at a public service with the Pope since the Reformation
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Going from studying for his A Levels to launching a business that ships healthy meals across the UK has seen Ioan Dillon achieve so much and he's not even 25 yet
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Judge said it was a deliberate attempt to stop police monitoring him
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‘It’s vital they have access to the right opportunities’
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Two men were found dead in a flat in Glasgow's Partick in August and the body of the man suspected of their murders discovered the following day under a bridge.
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Thio Noon suffered severe burns after rushing back inside the burning home to save family dog Buddy.
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Record View says Scotland’s council tax is broken.
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Ferne King, 25, from Cardenden in Fife, passed away while on holiday earlier this month.
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GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING: We revisit some of Scotland's worst dog fighting cases - including one brute who posed with bloody remains.
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Official advice on what to do if you think your neighbour is using the drug
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It's time to verify your identity with this quiz
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Secretary of State for Scotland reassures oil and gas workers as Donald Trump praises Andy Burnham for ‘opening up’ the North Sea
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I took my two children to Leeds’ magical mini golf attraction and one of them was completely 'spellbound'.
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Two Totley residents have raised concerns with Sheffield City Council about noise and air pollution from diesel trains on the Hope Valley railway line, after Network Rail installed a new signal near their home.
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Next year we'll see some of the world's biggest music stars performing in Yorkshire
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Malcolm Barnes is standing trial at Hull Crown Court
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Forest Poultry Ltd has submitted an updated environmental statement for its proposed poultry farm, but objectors say concerns over manure disposal, odour and pollution remain unresolved
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Councillors have criticised a Rotherham road safety programme, branding it the "worst programme that we've ever delivered in Rotherham West" amid rising costs and scrapped cycle lane plans
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