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The grand Georgian frontage of the brick-built, 18th century Baysgarth House. The ground floor has a red door with white portico and three tall windows, with white frames, to either side. The first floor has six tall windows and a small, bricked-up window. The orange-tiled roof has two chimney pots. The house stands in grounds with a green lawn and trees.

New chapter for Georgian house as cafe approved

The 18th Century building, which houses a museum, has been closed to the public since 2019.

Google street view of the stretch of the A1077 between South Ferriby and Barton-upon-Humber showing a two-lane country road with hedges and fields on both sides

Woman dies and another seriously injured in crash

Two cars collided on the A1077 near Barton-upon-Humber on Thursday morning, police say.

A picture of James Hitchcock, a man with short brown hair and stubble. He is wearing a light blue football jersey.

Fans urged to support charity after player death

James Hitchcock died in hospital after an alleged attack at York station.

A picture of James Hitchcock, a man with short brown hair and stubble. He is wearing a light blue football jersey.

Club 'devastated' after player killed on night out

James Hitchcock died in hospital after allegedly being attacked at York station on Sunday evening.

Paul Smales, wearing his ceremonial dark green Army uniform, is pictured against a sunset sky. He has nine medals on his chest and a red sash across his body.

Remember all war dead this Sunday - Sgt Major

Paul Smales, who chalked up 35 years' Army service, has a message ahead of Remembrance Sunday.

Exterior shot of the front of the red-bricked building, which has arched windows, a door and stone columns

Council orders repairs to 'neglected' building

The former Oddfellows Hall had fallen into a state of disrepair, according to officials.

An adult woman and two children cast shadows in low winter light as they cross a field along the footpath. The trees have lost their leaves and the sun is low in the sky.

First walking festival good for mental health

Events run until 13 October in North Lincolnshire.

A public air raid shelter from World War Two. There are benches running the lenght of it and a stirrup pump can be seen in the foreground on one of them. Light is coming through a rectangular door of light is at the end.

Restored WW2 bunker reopens for Heritage Open Days

The bunker, in Barton upon Humber, is open to visitors for the first time in five years.

Naomi Dalby has pink and blonde hair, a septum and nose piercings, and tattoos on her neck. She is smiling at the camera and wearing a black top.

Tattoo artist told her deafness 'would be an issue’

Naomi Dalby says her deaf clients regularly travel to be inked by her.

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