Throughout October – Dyslexia Awareness Month – we’ve been digging a little deeper to explore what dyslexia is, and how it impacts upon life. In […]
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Jerome Whittingham is a photographer, interviewer, and podcast producer. He specialises in supporting the voluntary sector, both locally in Hull and regionally. He has a wide interest in social issues, culture, and the arts, and regularly reports on topics including: homelessness, poverty, dementia, young people, social enterprise, community development, theatre, performing arts, visual arts.
Up to 11,000 families to receive vouchers to cover costs of half-term meals for children
All children in Hull schools currently receiving free school meals will be given a £10 voucher from Hull City Council at the start of next […]
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Free weekend parking in Hull city centre during December
Hull City Council is offering free parking over the festive period to encourage people to shop locally and safely. Parking will be free at the […]
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Hull New Theatre and Hull City Hall receive lifeline grant from Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund
Hull New Theatre and Hull City Hall have been awarded £1.6 million as part of the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund to help face […]
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Minister hails the Humber ‘a world-leading green energy powerhouse’
The Humber is a renewable energy “powerhouse” that is central to the country’s transition to a zero-carbon economy, a senior government figure has said. Kwasi […]
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Rugby League World Cup 2021 public ticket ballot opens to celebrate on one year countdown
With exactly one year to go, the public ticket ballot – the first in Rugby League World Cup history – opens today (23 October). It […]
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Documentary film series looks at growing up “black, Yorkshire, and working class”
Back to Ours is releasing a hard-hitting four-part series of documentary films by two black musical artists from the UK city of Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire. The […]
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New mental health and wellbeing online learning platform to help tackle lockdown struggles
Due to Coronavirus and social distancing rules in the UK, many face-to-face wellbeing groups have been stepped down temporarily. The Humber Recovery and Wellbeing College […]
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“One Thousand Words” competition captures the magic of the Viola trawler
A writer and an artist who discovered the stories of the Viola trawler by way of a cultural competition have now been inspired to use […]
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First Maritime Tales Week goes digital from this weekend
Maritime Tales Week, which will take place between Saturday 24 October and Sunday 1 November, is the first of its kind to be delivered by […]
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