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Oyster reinforcements deployed: Wilder Humber marks UK’s largest intertidal release

Wilder Humber – one of the UK’s largest seascape restoration projects, delivered in partnership by Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, with support from Ørsted, The Oyster Restoration Company, and the Fisheries and Seafood Scheme operated by the Marine Management Organisation – has achieved a historic milestone with the largest release of native oysters in the intertidal zone by any restoration project in the UK to date. The intertidal zone is the coastal region between high and low tide, characterised by unique ecosystems and diverse marine life.

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Honouring a Pioneer: The first death anniversary of Sewa Singh Gola, one of Hull’s earliest Sikh settlers

On 29th November 2025, the Hull Sikh community gathered in remarkable numbers to commemorate the first death anniversary of Sewa Singh Gola, a pioneering figure whose life, values and resilience helped shape the multicultural identity Hull is proud of today. Around 200 people came together at the Hull Guru Nanak Gurdwara to honour his memory and celebrate the legacy he leaves behind.

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East Riding of Yorkshire Council selects Aldercote vehicle-mounted platforms to deliver 200 Christmas light installations across the region

East Riding of Yorkshire Council has completed the installation of hundreds of Christmas lights across the 950-square-mile county this festive season, using Aldercote, a Hull-based manufacturer in vehicle-mounted access platforms to carry out the work safely and efficiently on behalf of local town and parish councils.

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Local charity launches bereavement booklet as national ‘Just Say Something’ campaign highlights need for open conversation

Fitmums and Friends, a local charity dedicated to supporting community wellbeing, today announced the launch of their new booklet, “You’re Not Alone,” a unique resource for children who have lost a loved one. The launch is timely, coinciding with the national call to action to speak openly about grief, spurred by the ongoing “Just Say Something” campaign across national media.

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