A recent Chesterfield Police traffic blitz on Hull Street Road resulted in dozens of cars stopped and over 150 tickets.

During a similar enforcement operation last December, Chesterfield Police wrote 112 tickets during a one-day traffic blitz.

Dame Diana said Hull had suffered a casualty rate on a par with that seen in London during the Blitz, but many people felt the city's wartime role had been "overlooked and undervalued".

An MP has called for a report into the impact of the World War Two bombing of Hull to be made public after 83 years. Dame Diana Johnson has written to the National Archives to ask why the paper ...

Hull 'snubbed' by BBC Blitz show due to 'lack of local celebs' Hull and Coventry were left out of a BBC documentary about Second World War bombing because there was no local celebrity to represent ...

This week marks the 75th anniversary of the Hull Blitz, which devastated the city and left hundreds dead. Chris Bond looks at what happened and talks to those who lived through it.

Hull suffered its first daylight raid in June 1940 and its last attack was in March 1945. The majority of bombing raids on the city took place during 1940 and 1941. Watch Blitz: The Bombs That ...

Ann Ulyatt from Hull lost seven of her relatives during the blitz. Her relatives were the landlord and landlady Frederick Wallis, 54 and his wife Catherine, aged 48, who ran The Punch Hotel, next ...

More than 86,000 homes were damaged during the Hull blitz. Moving letters written by children who lived through Hull's blitz feature in a new film, read out by modern schoolchildren from the city.

Hull & East Yorkshire News. People. News. A child of war: Man's poignant tales of surviving Hull Blitz as we mark 80 years since the start of WW2.

Modern day Hull children read out the letters in a new film commemorating 80 years since the blitz.