North Humberside Latest News (England)

Goldcrest House service user Peter Holt is recognised by his peers as "Classmate of the Year" during an end of year vote at Goole College.

Gary Bell joins the Goldcrest House care team as a residential support worker to support individuals with autism and learning difficulties with their daily tasks.

Goldcrest House visit the Neonatal intensive care unit at Scunthorpe Hospital to present a very special gift of hand knitted hats to the nurses who care for sick and preterm babies in the district.

Fantastic Books Publishing and the Yorkshire Wolds Railway join forces to uncover new talent and throw a spotlight on one of the country's most beautiful areas.

Anyone who is looking for a personalised number plate for their car should look at the website Private Car Numbers. This is the address of Private Car Numbers, a company that has been buying and selling personalised number plates for 35 years.

Goldcrest House and Dove House Hospice shop in Goole are working together to help adults with autism get one step closer to an independent lifestyle.

Celebrating a full year of fundraising Goldcrest House present the final count of funds of £352.20 to the Goole based charity the Waterways Museum and Sobriety Project.

Goldcrest House is helping to keep the homeless of Goole wrapped up and warm this winter with a donation of handmade hats and scarves to local charity, Mission Trinity.

Trainee Administrator at Goldcrest House, Leah Baird, passes her BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Business at Doncaster College with a Double Grade Pass Pass.

Hull is this years City of Culture, with many celebrating its diverse backgrounds and unique culture. Eyeweb, located in the heart of Hessle, is no different.

Goldcrest House service user Peter Holt is recognised by his peers as "Classmate of the Year" during an end of year vote at Goole College.

Providing person centred care and support is Goldcrest House and the Goole based charity Cancer Research as they partner to help service user Dawn Field gain a volunteering role within the Boothferry based charity shop.

Gary Bell joins the Goldcrest House care team as a residential support worker to support individuals with autism and learning difficulties with their daily tasks.

Service users at Goldcrest House are getting their knitting needles out and casting on to make woolly hats for the needy and homeless of Goole during this extra cold spell of weather.

Celebrating a proud day is Goldcrest House as four service users successfully complete a year-long City & Guilds course in Employment Skills.

An 'A Star' Doncaster student, with an ambition to become an accountant, is one step closer to her dream thanks to Goldcrest House.

Goldcrest House visit the Neonatal intensive care unit at Scunthorpe Hospital to present a very special gift of hand knitted hats to the nurses who care for sick and preterm babies in the district.

Harry Finnerty from Doncaster joins the Goldcrest House care team as a residential support worker to support individuals with autism and learning difficulties.

Goldcrest House service users embrace volunteering at the gardening services charity, The Green Team, to maintain the gardens of the elderly and disabled in Goole who are unable to do so themselves.

Goldcrest House promotes good health and psychological wellbeing with the ground-breaking appointment of a clinical and residential support worker, Danielle Ripley.

Newly appointed house cook, Dan Penistone from Goole, is cooking up gourmet fair in the Goldcrest Kitchen as his skills support service users learn how to navigate throughout a kitchen and cook nutritious meals.

The Goole based autism specialist care home celebrates a 'Good' rating from the Quality Care Commission (CQC) after an unannounced inspection.

Fantastic Books Publishing and the Yorkshire Wolds Railway join forces to uncover new talent and throw a spotlight on one of the country's most beautiful areas.