Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

Congratulations! You've made it to the end of East Yorkshire and Humber Live and of another week. 

We'll be back with all the latest from across the region on Monday at 0800 BST. 

For now I'm going to leave you with five things we've learnt today:

1. Virgin Rail and RMT Union clash over strikes and safety concerns
2. Hull City Council is making a further £2.2m worth of cuts
3. Street drinking remains a problem in Grimsby despite new powers to prevent it
4. Bridlington is holding it's first ever coble festival
5. One of Europe's biggest space conferences is coming to Hull next year

BBC Travel

Two accidents are adding to the usual congestion in East Yorkshire this Friday rush hour.

An accident has blocked the eastbound carriageway of the A63 in North Ferriby between the Melton Old Road junction and the Ferriby High Road junction.

There's also disruption on the A63 out of Hull between the Ferriby High Road and Clive Sullivan Way because of an accident involving three vehicles earlier on.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside

Bridlington is gearing up for the first ever coble festival this weekend. 

Nine sailing cobles will be in the resort, one is being brought over from Cornwall especially.

Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

As the Labour run Hull City Council announce more planned cuts of £2.2m the Lib Dems have attacked it as a panic move.

The council say they have to make difficult decisions on the back of a very tough funding position and will continue to plan and budget to maintain vital services.

You can hear more on BBC Radio Humberside after 1700 when Andy Comfort will be joined by Lib Dem Cllr Adam Williams and Labour Cllr Daren Hale.

Katy Austin
BBC Look North

Extraordinary scene in Keyingham where a car ploughed into a conservatory last night.

The residents were upstairs at the time. 

Police have said driver was arrested and treated for minor injuries.

More on Look North later.

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

Hull's Freedom Festival, external is fast approaching and the full guide is now available.

Pocket sized but packed full!

Image source, Hull City Council

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

An East Yorkshire woman has been jailed for 20 weeks for neglecting horses.

Sarah Jane Harrison, 40, from Harlthorpe near Howden was found guilty of breaching a previous ban on keeping horses.

RSPCA officials who visited her yard found the horses had been living in filthy conditions and without sufficient food or water.

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

Virgin Trains, which runs services between Hull, Lincolnshire and London, is promising a normal timetable during RMT strike action. 

The union announced they are to stage three 24-hour strikes over jobs, working conditions and safety.

Virgin Trains is making changes to "customer-facing roles". 

In a statement the company said this will have no impact on safety, and will result in a better experience for customers.

Louise Jackson
BBC Radio Humberside

Headlines from our East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire newsroom:

• Hull City Council are letting people down with more cuts according to one of the opposing Lib Dem councillors
• The rail minister condemned strike action on Virgin Trains East Coast
• An East Riding woman has been jailed for 20 weeks for neglecting horses

Matt Dean
BBC Radio Humberside

I've been at Hull City's press conference ahead of their Leicester City opener tomorrow. 

The club's caretaker manager Mike Phelan says Jake Livermore will play at centre-back tomorrow for Hull City AFC against Leicester.

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

Police are reminding supporters to get to the KCOM Stadium, external in plenty of time tomorrow.

BBC Travel

Allow extra travelling time on if you're planning to use the trains between Hull and London today.

There are major delays following after an incident at Newark North Gate earlier.

First Hull Trains says delays are up to 90 minutes and tickets being accepted on East Midlands Trains services.

The line towards Doncaster is now open with trains being able to run through the area at extreme caution.

The line towards to London is still closed whilst a the damaged train is towed away.

Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Another £2.2m of cuts are on the table for Hull City Council.

Hull's Labour-run local authority will discuss these savings at a meeting next week.

Areas which could be affected include children's centre's, subsidies for bus routes and staffing levels within trading standards and Hull's Advice Service, which offers help on issues such as housing, debt and benefits.

It's in addition to the £8m of cuts announced last month which are currently being considered.

The council has blamed a lack of government support for having to tighten its budget.

BBC Weather Watchers

It's warm, dry and windy today. 

A fact that Weather Watcher Sheree's daily view in Flamborough is clearly taking advantage of!

Image source, Sheree's daily view

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

We'll continue to see sunny spells where it'll feel warm in the sun. 

Largely dry and settled today but feeling quite breezy with a westerly wind and highs of 22C (72F).

Louise Jackson
BBC Radio Humberside

Headline from our East Yorkshire and Humber newsroom:

• Hull City Council says further cuts of £2m are on the cards
• Workers on Virgin Trains East Coast have announced three 24-hour strikes
• There are claims of a growing street drinking issue in Grimsby town centre

BBC Humberside Sport

Hull City's caretaker manager Mike Phelan has confirmed that there will be no new signings ahead of tomorrow's Premier League opener against Leicester City. 

Phelan was placed in temporary charge after Steve Bruce resigned during the summer. 

The club remains up for sale and supporters are planning a demonstration against the owners before tomorrrow's game.

Image source, Getty Images

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

A 50ft tall silo containing hessian sacks is on fire in Melton.

Fire crews from Brough and West Hull are currently dealing with incident on Gibson Lane. 

Humberside Fire and Rescue say there is no immediate danger.

Image source, Google

Meanwhile, be careful if you're passing through Brigg. A crew is there helping to remove dangerous glazing from a house in Wrawby Street.

BBC Travel

If you are planning to travel to London by train next Friday be aware that cancellations are likely.

RMT Union members that work at Virgin Trains East Coast have voted to strike on 19, 26 and 29 August and will ban overtime for 48 hours from 27 August.

If the strikes go ahead it is likely that services will be disrupted.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside

Did you know it's Talk Like A Pirate Day next month?

Who cares when you can dress like one this weekend!

Just met the amazing Red Betty and Buccaneer Bess from Withernsea Pirates who are gearing up for the Withernsea Pirate Festival, external this weekend!