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No night of the long knives as devolution blamed for council coup
All change at East Riding Council
19:59, 28 APR 2021
County Hall in Beverley, the headquarters of East Riding of Yorkshire Council (Image: Copyright Unknown)
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East Riding Council s ruling Conservative group has seen its leader and deputy toppled on Wednesday but the infighting which led to the coup shows no sign of dying down.
Council praised over food poverty action during Covid pandemic
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has been recognised for its dedication in supporting the development of the East Riding Food Poverty Alliance and the actions to tackle a rise in food poverty in the area during the coronavirus pandemic.
Tuesday, 27th April 2021, 11:00 am
The ERFPA recently presented the leader of East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Cllr Richard Burton, with a certificate of recognition. Photo submitted
The East Riding Food Poverty Alliance (ERFPA) – a partnership of food banks and pantries – was set up in June 2020, after food banks witnessed an increase in residents requiring food vouchers since the start of the pandemic.
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Catastrophic failure to deliver affordable homes in East Riding
Councillor Paul Lissiter said there had been a whacking great shortfall on current targets
16:03, 11 MAR 2021
East Riding Council is aiming to build 1,000 new affordable homes in the next five years. (Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto)
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