East Riding

[rahy-ding]

noun

1. a former administrative division of Yorkshire, in NE England, now part of Humberside.

Example Sentences

East Riding of Yorkshire Council said its Help for Households drop-in event would also offer advice on saving money and staying warm.

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Councillor Nigel Wilkinson, the authority's cabinet member for finance and governance, said: "We're aware that many people across the East Riding are struggling with the ongoing cost of living crisis and are making active efforts to support those in need."

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In one case, Ipswich Borough Council and the East Riding of Yorkshire Council had argued that hotels in their patches were being illegally changed into hostels - pretty complex issues relating to local planning controls.

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Hull City Council, East Riding of Yorkshire Council and North Lincolnshire Council offer grants to help parents to cover the cost of school clothing.

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East Riding of Yorkshire Council says Bridlington and Hornsea "remain vibrant seaside destinations" and that a "balance of day visitors and those staying in hotels or caravans remains consistent".

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