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Local hero to run 25 marathons in 25 days for Cure Leukaemia

Sam Fletcher, a 34-year-old Technical Manager from Anlaby, is embarking on an extraordinary journey to run 25 marathons in just 25 days, starting with the London Marathon on 27 April and finishing in his home town of Hull on the 21st May. His mission? To raise vital funds and awareness for Cure Leukaemia, a charity dedicated to funding groundbreaking blood cancer treatments and research.

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Lord Mayor tours Hull Trains Learning and Development Academy

After opening its doors last spring, popular open access operator, Hull Trains, welcomed Councillor Mark Collinson, Lord Mayor of Kingston upon Hull and Admiral of the Humber, to the company’s Learning and Development Academy to experience the facility’s world-class driving simulator and to discuss how the two organisations can work together to continue investing in skills and help the sector grow in the city.

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Planning a non-traditional wedding: A guide to crafting a unique celebration

Weddings are a celebration of love and commitment, and more couples are moving away from conventional norms to create a wedding that truly reflects their unique personalities. Whether it’s an unconventional venue, non-traditional attire, or innovative reception ideas, planning a non-traditional wedding allows for a deeply personal and meaningful experience. Here’s how to design an extraordinary wedding that stands out.

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A guide to beginning legal action following unfair dismissal

Do you believe you have been unfairly dismissed at work? This can be an incredibly upsetting process to go through, but it can also lead to concerns about your future and financial security. Therefore, if you believe that the dismissal was unfair, you may want to seek legal action against your former employer so that you can receive compensation as well as prove that it was not fair. Read on to discover the main steps to take in this situation.

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A surprise visitor from Germany: Seal 2895 makes waves on Yorkshire’s coast

A remarkable visitor recently graced the shores of East Yorkshire, captivating marine researchers and conservationists alike. A female grey seal, identified as Seal 2895, was spotted in December 2024 by Yorkshire Wildlife Trust’s marine experts during a routine seal survey. Surveys help us to understand seals, where they are and their population numbers, so they can be better protected.

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