the number to call is 011a 273 4567. that s the council s incident support helpline. and we will make sure that we get people out if you ve got any concerns at all about any vulnerable residents. in the meantime, the village shop, itself without gas, is cooking sausages for residents in its electric ovens. the community has pulled together admirably, but patience is wearing thin as the cold truly begins to bite. cathy killick, bbc news. 0ur reporter mark ansell is in stannington for us this morning. mark, how are residents coping? we are in edna s home here today in stannington, and thus burst water main has affected the gas supply, and initially affected 2000 homes, but there are hundreds of people
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so much extra business. so, thank you very much, queen elizabeth. four days, it s like a friday and three saturdays all together. it s a great chance for the community to come out to celebrate with us, and together. and the prep is paying off already on day one of the bank holiday. although times are tough, many people seem ready for a party. it s such a good vibe. everyone s loving it. a good excuse for a party. that s what i say. thejubilee, i mean, everyone loves the queen, but everyone loves a beer, don t they? so, what can you do? i actually work shift work. so i do four on, four off. so i m used to the four off! long live the long weekend. in yorkshire they decided to put their own special stamp on the royal occasion by making their own film featuring the queen s most memorable moments. cathy killick went to meet those behind it.
the home office says it s continuing to work on the plan and, in a leaked letter, it says consideration of whether or not to accommodate asylum seekers at raf linton is ongoing. now whether they admit to a delay or not, it s clear the necessary consultation still needs to be done before the government can use this base in the way it wants. cathy killick, bbc look north, linton on ouse. meanwhile, the parents of a buckinghamshire teenager who died from a brain tumour five years ago are calling for more research into the disease. ollie gardiner from aston clinton near aylesbury would have turned 18 today. he was diagnosed with cancer as a ten year old. the local community raised half a million pounds towards his treatment and unused donations have since gone towards helping others and finding a cure. brennan nicholls reports. nearing five years on, and ollie s bedroom is just as he left it. today would have been ollie s 18th birthday.
it s faced opposition from residents and local politicians the government says it s listening to community feedback. cathy killick has more. the end of may was the timeframe set out by the home office for the first arrival of asylum seekers here at the former raf base at linton on ouse. 60 asylum seekers were expected here, rising to 1500 later. but here we are, it s may 31st and there s no sign of any arrivals so far. villagers and hambleton district council have been fighting the plans, but they see no reason to celebrate just yet. the positive in me wants to see that they have been rattled by the mp, by the villagers, by all the agencies saying this is a bad idea, and i d like to think that they re thinking about it. on the other hand, the cynic in me says they re just buying themselves time.
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