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Hull College, Smith + Nephew, Think Cloud, and Think Mental Health unite for GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title bid this World Mental Health Day

Hull is set to take centre stage on a global scale this World Mental Health Day (Friday 10th October 2025) as Hull College, world-leading medical technology company Smith + Nephew, digital experts Think Cloud, and local mental health training providers Think Mental Health come together to attempt a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title for the most users in a mental health awareness video lesson.

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Sports’ governing bodies join Humber and North Yorkshire UNITED to champion mental health

Yorkshire Cricket, the Rugby Football League (RFL) and the three Football Associations representing North Riding, East Riding and Lincolnshire, have formally joined the Humber and North Yorkshire UNITED collective, a pioneering initiative launched in April 2025 to unite sport in Humber and North Yorkshire around mental health, suicide prevention, and self-harm awareness.

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Young photographers from Vulcan Centre showcase ‘Perspectives of Youth’ community exhibition

The young people of the Vulcan Centre, a space located in the Boulevard area of Hull which has grown over the years from a boxing club providing positive activities for children and young people to participate in, to a youth led community hub also offering education, employment and wellbeing services, are stepping into the spotlight for a different kind of artistry.

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Hull bus operator celebrates National Customer Service Week by championing customers and colleagues

Hull bus operator, Stagecoach East Midlands, has announced its support for National Customer Service Week, taking place from 6-10 October. The company is using this week to celebrate its unwavering commitment to its customers, by putting a spotlight on their valuable feedback and showcasing the outstanding colleagues who make a difference every day.

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Small changes that can increase value

Increasing the value of your home doesn’t always require major renovations – often, small, targeted changes can make a big difference. From improving the curb appeal to updating fixtures and finishes, these adjustments can enhance both the look and functionality of your property. With this in mind, this post will explore four simple, cost-effective ways to add value to your home without breaking the bank.

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