Joe Gerrard is a journalist based in Hull, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news and issues. He has written for various publications including Yorkshire Post, BBC News, This Is The Coast, and BBC Mundo. Joe's work covers a wide range of topics, from politics and infrastructure to community events and historical commemorations.
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Joe Gerrard's coverage primarily focuses on local government, politics, and infrastructure in East Yorkshire. His articles often feature government announcements and expert commentary related to local issues such as housing, infrastructure development, and political developments.
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An application for a gambling license has been submitted to Hull City Council.
By: Joe Gerrard
A bar and restaurant by the Humber Bridge has lodged a bid to sell drinks and host live music outdoors until 11pm.
By: Joe Gerrard
A plan to turn a derelict pub in Hull city centre into a 24-hour gambling venue has been approved. Located in Paragon Street, it last traded as the Kingston Tavern and was formerly a Yates' Wine Lodge.
By: Joe Gerrard
The XL Bully ban and rising numbers of dogs bought during the coronavirus pandemic being abandoned means more kennels are needed for strays in Hull, according to a council document.
By: Joe Gerrard, Richard Madden
The plan will see an 11 lane bowling alley and games bar created on the ground floor.
By: Joe Gerrard, David Dubas-Fisher
One in every 175 children in the East Riding were in care according to figures showing a disturbing North-South divide nationally, an expert has said.
By: David Dubas-Fisher, Joe Gerrard
One in every 82 Hull children and one in every 175 in the East Riding were in care according to figures showing a disturbing North-South divide nationally, an expert said.
Voters in the East Riding are set to choose who will serve as Humberside's Police and Crime Commissioner for the next four years.
The Liberal Democrats remain in control of Hull City Council - despite Labour taking three seats from them in Thursday's election.
By: Joe Gerrard
Plans from a community group for works to the outside of a Yorkshire pub have been approved despite the building’s owner’s continued refusal to sell it.
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