The incident happened at 2040hrs on Saturday 20 April approximately 300 metres north of the junction with Dray Drive– the entrance to the Defence School of Transport.

An orange coloured Superbike RM125 motorcycle, being ridden by 20-year-old Kieran Steven LOVELL of Cranswick Close, Leconfield, was travelling towards Beverley.

A silver coloured Citroen Saxo was being driven by a 25-year-old man from Ulceby in North Lincolnshire in the opposite direction.

The two vehicles were in collision resulting in a head injury to the car driver and serious injuries to the motorcyclist who was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.

The car driver was detained overnight at Hull Royal Infirmary for observations.

The road was closed for some time to allow emergency services to carry out their work at the scene and re-opened at approximately 0415hrs on Sunday 21 April.

Police are investigating the collision and wish to speak to any witnesses who were in the area at the time and saw the collision or witnessed either vehicle immediately prior to the collision.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 801 of 20 April 2013.

NOTE: The family of the deceased motorcyclist have asked for privacy at this difficult time and requested that the media do not contact them.

Humberside Police would like to speak to them in connection with a shop theft from the Co-operative in Swinefleet Road, Goole.

The incident happened on 27 February at approximately 1850hrs.

One man is described as aged 25 to 30, slim build, 5ft 8ins tall with dark brown hair and the other is aged 25 to 30, slim build and also approximately 5ft 8ins tall.

The men were seen to enter the supermarket and walk round the displays before one asked a staff member for assistance while the other was seen to select a drink and a sandwich before approaching the till and allegedly offering payment for just the drink.

The pair then left the store.

Anyone who recognises either of the men shown is asked to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to crime number 1960195. Alternatively call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Graham MARTIN (51), of Wintringham Walk in Cottingham, was the driver of a bus involved in a collision with a young woman at the Paragon Interchange in Ferensway, Hull on the afternoon of 28 September 2012.

A summons was served on Mr Martin for driving without due care and attention but he failed to attend court on Thursday 04 April 2013.

Despite numerous efforts from the police, Mr Martin has not been located although he is believed to be in the area and officers are asking him or anyone with information about his whereabouts to contact Humberside Police, either on the non emergency number 101 or contacting the Warrants Department directly on 01482 578679.

Mike Milner, warrant supervisor at Humberside Police said: “If Mr Martin sees this I would ask him to hand himself into police without delay so that we can deal with the case promptly.”

The first took place between 1700hrs on Wednesday 17 April and 0830hrs the following day at a house on Tranby Lane, Anlaby.

The rear garden of the property was entered and a wooden shed broken into and several hundred pounds worth of power tools and gardening equipment was stolen from inside.

A detached garage was then forced open and a Scott Ransom mountain bicycle valued at £2,000 was stolen from within.

The thief also made attempts to force the door to the house but it seems they were unable to get in. Log 148 of 18 April refers.

The second offence happened in Corporation Road, Beverley between approximately 1400hrs and 1500hrs on Friday 19 April.

The ground floor kitchen window of the address was forced, entry gained and a search of the house made.

Assorted jewellery was stolen from a bedroom along with a digital camera before the thief left via a rear door. Log 499 of 19 April refers.

The third incident took place in Howden at an address on Boothgate Drive between 1200hrs on Thursday 18 April and 1200hrs on Sunday 21 April.

The householder was away from home in his caravan at the time of the incident and had taken the caravan off the driveway where it was usually parked.

The burglar forced entry to the address and searched the house stealing money and jewellery before making good their escape. Log 342 of 21 April refers.

Police are investigating the burglaries and are seeking information from the public. Anyone who thinks they may have seen something suspicious at any of the above addresses is asked to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to the relevant log number. Alternatively call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

It is alleged that a 14-year-old girl was walking home alone along Hilderthorpe Road in Bridlington when she was approached by a man in a car in front of the Ford Garage.

The man is said to have spoken to the teenager and invited her into his car but the girl refused and ran away home where she informed her parents about the incident.

At no stage did the man get out of his car or make any attempt to touch the girl, the exchange was only verbal.

The accosting is said to have happened at approximately 2200hrs as the girl was walking home from youth club.

The man, who was driving a silver coloured car and was alone in the vehicle, drove off after the conversation.

It is unclear what the intentions of the driver were and police would like to identify and speak to him.

The driver, or anyone who saw the teenager or the car on Hilderthorpe Road in Bridlington at the relevant time, is asked to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 849 of 19 April 2013 or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Detective Inspector Joanne Roe, from Humberside Police, Serious and Acquisitive Crime Team said: “I have a strong suspicion homes have been specifically targeted to be burgled after the offender has toured around the East Riding looking for caravan owners and making note of any which look like they are getting ready to go away.

“The majority of the burglaries have happened across a weekend, which is what led me to my theory. I believe homes with caravans parked outside their addresses are being watched days prior to them going on a trip in their caravan.

“I am strongly advising where possible to leave your caravan in a reputable storage compound away from your home when the caravan is not in use.

“Inform trusted neighbours, friends or family of your trip and ask them to regularly check on your home, along with using timer switches on a radio or lights to give the impression your home is occupied, and make sure your home security is up to scratch and avoid leaving valuables on display, which would possibly tempt someone to break into your home.

“In order to stop this type of crime, I would urge anyone who witnesses a car or a person acting suspicious near their home to call the police. You might just have seen the offender.

“With two more bank holiday weekends approaching, I would like you armed with this knowledge, in order to protect yourself and your home from being targeted.

“If you are concerned by anything you have read in this letter, please contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101, and ask for a crime prevention survey. Your local officer will be happy to give you 1-2-1 advice on your individual circumstances”.

It is believed homes in the East Riding, North, South and West Yorkshire along with Lincolnshire have all experienced similar circumstances prior to their victims’ homes being burgled.
 

POLICE have released CCTV images of a woman they would like to speak to in connection with an incident which happened at whilst a woman was competing in an equestrian competition at the Port Royal Equestrian Centre in Holme on Spalding Moor.

Between 1230hrs and 1400hrs on Wednesday 06 March a woman left her horsebox, which contains living quarters, insecure whilst she was competing in an equestrian competition.

An unknown person(s) has entered the vehicle and stolen an iPhone 4, a tan coloured Mulberry purse, a small amount of cash and a cream coloured purse.

Police are appealing for the woman in the picture, and anyone who can help identify her to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting crime reference 1961549.

The incident happened at approximately 0215hrs on Sunday 21 April outside the Flying Man public house in Market Street.

The 21-year-old Pocklington man was said to be standing outside the pub when he was allegedly approached by a man who was unknown to him.

The offender struck the victim in the face, knocking him to the ground where he then kicked him in the head several times before leaving the area.

The victim attended YorkDistrictHospital for treatment but was not detained.

Police are seeking witnesses and information in connection with the incident and ask that anyone with information contacts Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 240 of 21 April 2013 or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

A man was laid on a bench when he was approached by a man and woman who he knows and an altercation occurred resulting in the woman allegedly punching the man in the face.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 480 of 22 April 2013.

The incident happened on Seavy Road in Goole between 1730hrs and 1800hrs on Wednesday 24 April.

The man was seen to look around the Renault Clio Extreme car, registration SG53OXZ, which was parked and for sale out on the driveway.

The man then knocked on the door of the address and said he was interested in buying the car.

The man stated his girlfriend had just passed her driving test and was interested in the car. He asked about the MOT and then asked to see documents. The owner of the car opened the vehicle to get out the documents.

The car owner started the vehicle so the would-be buyer could listen to the engine and try the clutch.

He then offered money for the car however at a lower price that the owner was asking for and so the offer was declined.

The man is then said to have driven the vehicle away without warning at a normal speed and in doing so the offside front wheel drove over the owner’s right foot but no injury.

The owner got into his own vehicle and started following him for a short time but lost track of the Clio.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 577 of 24 April 2013.

The offending driver did not stop at the scene however and left no details.

The incident happened at 1215hrs on Friday 26 April.

A witness informed the neighbour of the Peugeot owner that they saw a gold coloured Nissan reverse into the Peugeot, causing the damage but saw the driver drive off without making any attempt to report the incident.

The witness is unknown and police would like to trace the woman who was walking down the street alone at the time of the incident and reported the collision to the neighbour.

The driver of the offending vehicle is described as a white man aged in his late 50s to early 60s, wearing spectacles and of scruffy appearance.

The witness, the driver of the Nissan or anyone else with information is asked to ring Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 275 of 26 April 2013.

Some time between 2300hrs on Sunday 21 April and 0730hrs the following morning, the terraced property was approached and a lit firework was allegedly pushed through the letter box.

Minor damage was caused to the curtain at the door and there was a single scorch mark on the carpet but fortunately no more damage was caused and nobody was hurt.

Police would like to speak to anyone with information about the incident or anyone who saw anyone acting suspiciously in the area at the relevant time.

Anyone with information is asked to ring Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 111 of 22 April 2013.

Detective Inspector Joanne Roe, from Beverley CID said: “I am urging Beverley to make contact with the police, as we are concerned for her well being only and are there to help.”

If Beverley or anyone else who knows her whereabouts, if urged to call Humberside Police on 101, quoting log number 432 of 01/05/2013.

Humberside Police are looking to provide reassurance to the people of Pocklington and surrounding villages following recent speculation on social networking sites and within the local community about incidents of suspicious activity in the area.

Police are investigating two reports of a male allegedly travelling in a silver or grey coloured hatch back type car who has been seen acting suspiciously in Market Weighton. The incident was reported to police on Wednesday 10th April, however it is thought to have happened 10 days before. Another call was made to police about possibly the same vehicle being seen in Wilberfoss around Tuesday 30th April. Suspicions were raised that the young male occupant(s) of the vehicle were alleged to have been approaching teenage girls, however no approaches were made on either occasion.

To help provide reassurance following these incidents police patrols are being vigilant and are checking the area of local schools.

In a second unrelated incident, a white van was seen in Pocklington and reported to the police as a suspicious incident, as it involved people handing out colouring books and pencil crayons to young children. Enquiries reveal that this was actually an initiative being undertaken by East Riding of Yorkshire Council under their Sports Play scheme.

As part of these investigations police have been made aware of speculation, rumour and misinformation currently circulating on social media sites in relation to these incidents which is causing concern and resulting in a number of calls to the police that, when investigated, have no substance in fact.

Such speculation can hinder a police investigation so it is asked that whilst remaining vigilant, parents do ensure that their children are properly advised and ensure that rumour and misinformation is not taken as fact and circulated to the detriment of work being undertaken by the police currently.

Equally, we ask that any genuine concerns relating to incidents or suspicious activity that they or their children may have witnessed be reported to Humberside Police on 101 and not be simply circulated via social media.

The warning comes after two reports of dwelling burglaries in Gilberdyke involving one address where a caravan, usually situated on the driveway, was removed by the owner to go on holiday.

Some time between midday on 23 April and 1600hrs on Thursday 02 May, rear patio doors at a bungalow in Greenacre Park, Gilberdyke were forced and entry gained and property stolen.

The next door address was also targeted, entry gained and goods stolen.

Police are urging people to ensure they properly secure their homes before heading away and also to let neighbours, friends and family know they are will be absent and ask them to keep an eye out on their home.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 474 of 02 May 2013 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

POLICE have charged four people in connection with two separate aggravated burglaries in Goole.
Danny BLACKHURST (29) of Filey Road, Wolverhampton, Wayne HILTON (35) of Glentworth Gardens, Wolverhampton, Thomas JONES (18) of Minehead Road, Wolverhampton and Anastasia SEVERN (19) of Tettenhall Road, Wolverhampton were all charged with aggravated burglary of an address in Low Street, Goole on Wednesday 01 May and on Alexandra Street, Goole on Thursday 02 May.
They all appeared at Beverley Magistrates Court on the morning of Friday 03 May 2013.
Police would still appeal for anyone who may have information in connection with the offences to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting crime reference 1971958.
 

POLICE have released CCTV images of a man who may be able to assist with enquiries following an incident at the Kingstown Hotel, Hull Road, Hedon on Monday 15 April 2013.

At around 1600hrs a man, who was working at the hotel asked a member of the public to move their vehicle as it was causing an obstruction in the car park.

The man, who was believed to be the owner of the vehicle, was in company with one female and three other men, when the conversation took place.

One of the other men from the group is then alleged to have picked up a glass and threw it in the direction of the member of staff, who was not injured in the incident.

The group then drove away from the hotel, in what was thought to have been a green coloured Astra, in an unknown direction.

The man in the pictures, and anyone who can help identify him is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting crime reference 1968680.

A MAN sustained a broken ankle following an incident which happened at the junction of Manor Street and Queen Street in Bridlington in the early hours of Sunday 28 April 2013.

Two men, who were not known to each other, were both ejected from Shades nightclub following an incident inside the premises.

One of the men, a 22 year old Bridlington man, walked away with this girlfriend and as they did the other man walked towards them and assaulted him.

The 22 year old man fell to the floor and he continued to be assaulted before the victims girlfriend chased the offender away and he ran in an unknown direction.

The injured man attended Bridlington Hospital were he was treated for a broken ankle.

The offender is described as a white man, aged in his late 20s to early 30s, 5ft 8ins tall and of a stocky build with spiky blonde hair.

Anyone who can identify the offender, or who may have information in connection with the assault is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting crime reference 1971598.

The incident happened between 1800hrs and 1820hrs on Bank Holiday Monday 06 May close to the children’s fairground rides.

A 48-year-old man from South Yorkshire was confronted by two younger men which resulted in a tussle and the older man states one of the men went to headbutt him and so he punched him in defence and both men ended up on the ground.
Police were called and a 32-year-old Bridlington man was arrested at the scene in connection with the alleged assault.

He was interviewed and later granted police bail until mid June.

Police are seeking witnesses to the incident and ask that anyone who saw the altercation contact officers at Bridlington on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 654 of 06 May 2013, alternatively call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

All five have been released on bail, pending further enquires.

The four arrested in connection with fraud are:

A 50-year-old man from Wilmslow, Cheshire, a 52-year-old woman from South Cave, East Riding of Yorkshire, a 31-year-old Beverley woman and a 64-year-old Beverley man.

The fifth person arrested in connection with money laundering is a 47-year-old woman from Wilmslow, Cheshire.

All five people were arrested after a lengthy investigation.

Humberside Police are unable to provide any further information whilst criminal proceeding are now live.