Louise Cheeseman, managing director for Hull Trains, has drawn up a strategy to build the business back up as the rail operator plans to resume […]
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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.
You are invited to keep watch over the city
From 3 May, every day for a year, at sunrise and sunset, a Vigil (person) will keep watch over Hull from a bespoke wood and […]
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“I’ve grown out of it,” writes Phil
It’s not about the Covid-enforced closure of football grounds and nor it is about the team testing our patience as they tumble towards mid-table mediocrity […]
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Writer commissioned as part of Queen’s Gardens refurbishment project
A writer has been commissioned to produce work that will displayed as part of the Queens Gardens refurbishment. Author and artist Joanna Walsh has been […]
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Extra Hull bus journeys announced as lockdown eases
Bus company East Yorkshire has announced that it will be running extra buses as national lockdown restrictions begin to lift. From 8 March Hull Service […]
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Funding set to boost ‘smart’ manufacturing across the Humber
The region’s manufacturers are set to benefit from a share of a £1.5m fund to support digital improvements in industry throughout the Humber. The funding, part of […]
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Lagoon Hull proposal continues to ‘make waves’ with an important step forward on flood protection benefits
Lagoon Hull has been described as the region’s ‘most ambitious’ scheme in recent years, with the capability ‘to change the Humber region’s future’ and as the […]
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New Resilience Hub for health and care staff and volunteers
A new Resilience Hub has launched to support health, care and emergency services workers across the Humber, Coast and Vale area, including Hull and East […]
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Partnership approach brings results in fight against city centre crime
A partnership approach is having a major impact on the fight against crime in Hull city centre with more businesses signing up to the DISC […]
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Charity narrows the Digital Divide for children in East Yorkshire
Hull-based charity, Hull and East Yorkshire (HEY) Children’s University, has helped 800 children get online this lockdown by donating devices which allows them to access […]
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