New Sales and Marketing Director Ross Clarkson has joined leading regional housebuilder Beal Homes with a brief to drive sales growth, including in new areas of Yorkshire.
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RWE and Masdar’s 3-gigawatt Dogger Bank South Offshore Wind Farms reach key development milestone
RWE and Masdar have achieved a key milestone for the DBS (Dogger Bank South) Offshore Wind Farms as the Development Consent Order (DCO) application has been accepted into the UK Planning Inspectorate examination phase.
Continue readingNorth Cave boxer Ted Jackson makes impressive professional debut
Boxer Ted Jackson from North Cave has just won his first professional bout, beating Fernando Valencia on points on a show at the Olympia in Liverpool. Jackson took each round and didn’t drop a single point.
Continue readingRollits to offer splashes of wine and sunscreen at annual show
Leading law firm Rollits LLP will be giving out tipples and tips when it takes its stand at this year’s Driffield Show.
Continue readingRevving engines and raising roofs at Hesslewood charity event
Hesslewood Office Park is set to transform into a haven for automotive enthusiasts and families alike as it prepares for the return of its popular Classic Cars at Hesslewood charity event.
Continue readingThe Deep Business Centre welcomes new client, Exam Officers & Data Solutions
Award-winning company, Exam Officers & Data Solutions LTD (EoDs), are the latest client to be welcomed to The Deep Business Centre community.
Continue readingHull Trains marks fourth year supporting city’s Pride celebrations
Hull Trains is proud to be supporting the city’s iconic Pride celebrations on Saturday 27 July, as Hull is transformed into a rainbow of colour.
Continue readingHull company completes work on luxurious £10m care home
A brand new £10m care home in Haxby, approximately four miles north of York city centre, is now open and has welcomed its first residents after Hull based construction firm, Hobson & Porter, completed work on the development.
Continue readingCelebration of student achievement and success at Bishop Burton College
Bishop Burton College hosted students, friends and family, industry partners and guests for four special events over two days, to celebrate student success.
Continue readingReady for a haunting at Hull City Hall’s Halloween Silent Disco?
Prepare for a Halloween night like no other as Hull City Hall presents the spookiest, most exhilarating Silent Disco event of the year.
Continue reading‘Immensely proud’ new Hull Law Society President keen to ensure East Yorkshire continues to produce ‘leading legal talent’
Solicitor Michelle Tebbutt says she feels ‘immensely proud’ of her appointment as President of Hull Incorporated Law Society and intends to use the role to support the continued development of legal expertise across East Yorkshire.
Continue readingConnexin appoints new CFO Shameel Ahmed
UK-based smart technology and digital provider, Connexin is bolstering its leadership team with the addition of Shameel Ahmed as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Shameel will play a key role in developing the company’s financial strategy and business plan working with the executive team and the company’s investors.
Continue readingFreedom Festival celebrates the human experience
Freedom Festival Arts Trust is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated Freedom Festival 2024, a spectacular celebration of arts, culture, and human experiences. With a series of captivating performances and events, this year’s festival promises to delight audiences in Hull and once again, Freedom On Tour in Bridlington.
Continue readingHarrison Leisure celebrates 40 years with more investment in Bridlington
Harrison Leisure is celebrating 40 years in business as the Bridlington-based hospitality and leisure group reveals more investment.
Continue readingRising up the ranks – from 360’s first apprentice to shareholder and joint owner
Having joined 360 Chartered Accountants 13 years ago, the firm’s first ever apprentice has now become a shareholder and part-owner.
Continue readingBeverley Puppet Festival – just one week to go!
It’s only a week to go until the start of Beverley Puppet Festival with a fantastic selection of ticketed and free shows for kids, teens, […]
Continue readingMS3 Networks launches customer referral scheme
Hull-based fibre network operator MS3 Networks has rolled out a refer-a-friend programme incentivising customers to switch to its full fibre broadband offering. The scheme will offer a £50 reward to MS3 customers who refer new customers across its network areas of Hull, Scunthorpe, Grimsby, Immingham and Mexborough.
Continue readingRollits will be offering legal advice and wine tasting at Driffield Show
We had a chat with Neil Franklin and Ruth Maltby-Sinkler at Rollits about one of the UK’s largest agricultural shows taking place on your doorstep.
Continue readingTheatre review: Guts! The Musical
Our theatre reviewer, Sam Sims, shares his thoughts on Guts! The Musical at Hull Truck Theatre.
Continue readingVideo venture shares history of maritime charity as business leader braces himself for bridge-to-bridge cycle challenge
A charity which spans the centuries and the nation with its work to help seafarers and their families has unveiled two initiatives which will strengthen its services.
Continue readingCelebrating the success of Humber Business Week 2024
We had a chat with Pat Coyle, Director of Marketing and Client Relations at Rollits, to get a roundup of Biz Week 2024.
Continue readingBig larks from the panto cast at the Big Marlarkey
Think it’s too early to talk about Christmas? Think again!
Continue readingHull Trains partners with artistic sculpture trail to support local charity
Hull Trains is proud to be supporting a radical sculpture trail, which will see eye-catching six-foot tall rats placed across East Yorkshire, raising money for a local charity.
Continue readingDove House Hospice brings new concept charity shop to Hull
A new charity retail concept is coming to Hull that promises to revolutionise secondhand shopping in the city. Dove House Hospice is launching ‘The Market’ on Saturday 20 July – a reimagined thrift store experience.
Continue readingAvenues Open Gardens returns for 2024
Avenues Open Gardens is an urban open gardens event which takes place in the HU5 area of Hull over two Sunday afternoons in late June and July every year.
Continue readingHull College named ‘Centre of the Year’ at National Education Awards
Hull College has won a prestigious national award after a historic transformation that has taken it from near bankruptcy to being one of the best performing in the country.
Continue readingExciting new housing development coming to Hessle this year
Lovell Partnerships, a renowned developer of collaborative ventures, is bringing 54 new-build homes to the charming town of Hessle. This expansion follows the successful completion of contracts for £19 million mixed-tenure development.
Continue readingManufacturer says ‘it’s Ideal to talk’ as it expands partnership with mental health charity
Ideal Heating has widened its partnership with suicide prevention charity Andy’s Man Club to help stamp out the stigma surrounding men’s mental health.
Continue readingYorkshire housing development site manager wins quality award
A site manager at a housing development in Hull has won a prestigious housebuilding award for quality home construction.
Continue readingHave your say on proposals for new McDonald’s
McDonald’s has launched a public consultation seeking the views of the community on plans for a new restaurant on Hedon Road. An online portal has been developed with further detail about the proposals, and a newsletter has been distributed to residents.
Continue readingDBS Offshore Wind Farms launch STEM activity programme for East Riding primary schools
DBS (Dogger Bank South) Offshore Wind Farms, owned and under development by RWE and Masdar, have launched a new STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) programme aimed at children aged between nine and 11 years of age.
Continue readingQ&A with Maureen Lennon, writer of Guts! The Musical
Presented in partnership with Hull Maritime Museum, Hull Truck Theatre are excited to welcome audiences to the brand-new community production of Guts! The Musical (Saturday 29 June – Sunday 6 July).
Continue readingArco signs inclusive PPE charter
Arco, the UK’s leading provider of safety products and services, has today [Tuesday June 25] signed up to a new charter calling for inclusivity in workplace PPE.
Continue readingBeal managers recognised in housebuilding industry awards
Two Beal Homes managers have been recognised for the exceptional quality of their work with prestigious housebuilding industry awards.
Continue readingSuccessful careers in the Police ahead for Bishop Burton students
Bishop Burton College is delighted to announce several of their Level 3 Extended Diploma in Policing students have been accepted into the Police.
Continue readingNeighbour businesses flourish in Wykeland creative spaces
Two creative Hull businesses have marked an accumulated total of 20 years in Wykeland Group offices, with Wykeland’s support providing a platform for consistent growth.
Continue readingHullBID and Hull College announce double boost for hospitality sector
HullBID has launched a new venture aimed at giving the city centre’s hospitality businesses a helping hand and bringing together the wider membership for a new networking opportunity.
Continue readingVolunteering opportunities available at July’s Beverley Puppet Festival
Career-developing volunteer positions for next month’s festival are open for applications.
Continue readingUniversity of Hull catering team joins Hull and East Yorkshire sustainable palm oil champions
The University of Hull’s catering department are the latest organisation to sign up to The Deep’s campaign to make Hull and East Yorkshire a sustainable palm oil region.
Continue readingJUST ONE Tree recognises Planet Hero Schools
JUST ONE Tree has recognised over 80 schools as Planet Hero Schools for having taken part over three years in the annual JUST ONE Tree Day for schools to help tackle the dual crises of climate change and biodiversity loss.
Continue readingFresh Ink: Hull Playwriting Festival reveals line-up
Middle Child have announced the full programme for Fresh Ink, a new annual playwriting festival coming to Hull’s Fruit Market on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 July.
Continue readingEast Yorkshire Village to host biennial Open Gardens and Flower Festival
Nine gardens in the East Yorkshire village of Shiptonthorpe will open to the public on Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 July.
Continue readingYorkshire Wolds businesses raise £5,000 for charity
The teams at a Thixendale rapeseed oil business and a Hunmanby brewery put their best foot forward for a sponsored walk recently, raising £5,000 for charity.
Continue readingArco wins prestigious Ecovadis Gold Medal for excellence in sustainability
Arco, the UK’s leading safety provider, has once again been awarded a gold medal for sustainability by the world’s largest and most trusted provider of business sustainability ratings.
Continue readingHull Bus Alliance encourages people to choose more sustainable transport this Clean Air Day
Hull City Council, Stagecoach and East Yorkshire Buses are working together to encourage residents, businesses and communities in Hull to make more sustainable travel choices and help clean up our air this Clean Air Day (Thursday 20 June).
Continue readingHull-based logistics leader delivers multimillion-pound investment to drive operational excellence
TEPS, a Hull and Yorkshire-based family-run, commercial haulage, storage and distribution company, is pleased to announce its brand-new head office facility and increased warehouse capacity.
Continue readingThe Royal Philharmonic Orchestra returns to Hull City Hall in Classics Series
As part of its continued commitment to bring world-class performers to the city, Hull City Hall has announced the line up for its upcoming season of classical concerts and lunchtime organ showcases.
Continue readingThere’s a ghost ‘pottering about’ in the house
That famous pottery scene from the ’90s hit film Ghost will be recreated live on stage when Ghost The Musical wheels into Hull New Theatre next year from 29 April to 3 May.
Continue readingRhode Island on fresh offshore wind trip to Humber
A delegation from Rhode Island has landed in the Humber to strengthen booming trade in offshore wind.
Continue readingFlower power behind first wedding fayre at Paragon Arcade
A Victorian shopping arcade in Hull will be transformed into a full-blown wedding fayre next weekend when the owner of one of the businesses stages her biggest event yet.
Continue readingWorld street food festival returns – with Euro football optional
Independent food and drink businesses from across the region will be aiming to tap into the football frenzy this week with the return of Hull Street Food Nights.
Continue reading“Awesome woman” tells of transformation from tech industry trailblazer to personal sovereignty
A tech industry globetrotter told a Humber Business Week audience that the “personal sovereignty” which enabled her to bounce back from personal and professional catastrophe would be at risk in the modern era of AI advances.
Continue readingHullBID audience inspired by calibre of Humber Business Week speakers
A charity boss from Canada, a chief of police from Scotland and a homegrown captain of industry captivated the audience at the HullBID Inspiring people dinner with some hard-hitting revelations from childhood and their private lives, as well as some important advice from their successful careers.
Continue readingLift-off for Hymers students as astronaut inspires them to reach for the stars
Students at Hymers College have been urged by an American astronaut to work hard and never give up on their dreams.
Continue readingSewell Construction builds new partnership with Hull College
Hull College have announced a new three-year partnership with Yorkshire company Sewell Construction.
Continue readingQuickline wins national award recognising outstanding community contribution
Rural broadband provider Quickline has won a prestigious national award which celebrates the positive impact it makes on the communities it serves.
Continue readingPreparations underway for East Yorkshire village’s annual produce show
The 77th Londesborough Annual Produce Show takes place in the Concert Hall in the village on Saturday 20 July.
Continue readingHull homelessness charity appealing for new volunteers
Homelessness charity Emmaus Hull & East Riding has used Volunteers’ Week 2024 (3-10 June) to appeal for new volunteers to get involved.
Continue readingBusinesses back pulling power of city centre at HullBID flagship dinner
HullBID brought together member businesses from across the city centre for one of its flagship events which has become established as a highlight of the Humber Business Week calendar.
Continue readingBiz Week audience explores the changing science of learning
Business leaders went back to the classroom during Humber Business Week to explore how modern learning techniques are helping employers build skills to make organisations better rather than merely meeting regulations.
Continue readingA new home and key partnership for Community Interest Company, For Entrepreneurs Only
Hull and East Yorkshire focused Community Interest Company, For Entrepreneurs Only (FEO) has today announced a new key partnership with longstanding local family business, John Good Group, as well as an office base at John Good’s new headquarters, Quarry House, located in the Hesslewood Office Park, Hessle.
Continue readingBeverley Gin Festival all set for this weekend at Minster
With live bands, street food, a wide selection of gins, gin tasting sessions, and much more, Beverley Gin Festival is all set for this weekend at Beverley Minster, Friday 14 and Saturday 15 June.
Continue readingHEY Volunteers achieve White Badge accreditation as museums guides
Free tours of the city’s museums by newly trained volunteer tour guides are now available.
Continue readingMale course record broken as charities benefit from the Hull 10K
Samuel Roberts broke the Hull 10K course record by twenty-four seconds, beating the previous course record set in 2022.
Continue readingLocal NHS Trust brings home two prestigious Digital innovation Awards
The Health Service Journal (HSJ) Digital awards ceremony held on Thursday 6 June in Manchester celebrated the outstanding contributions of staff and organisations working to improve patient care through innovations and digital technology. Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust won the award in one category and received a Highly Commended award in a second category.
Continue readingCarers Week 2024 takes place this month
CHCP is thrilled to announce that Carers Week 2024 is on its way, taking place from Monday 10 to Sunday 16 June.
Continue readingArt students pay tribute to the Headscarf Revolutionaries
Talented art students are busy creating a mural and poignant tribute to Hull’s fishing heritage.
Continue readingWaterman never giving up on passion for pop music
A household name from the world of entertainment highlighted the business principles driving his twin passions of pop music and railways as he spoke at the official launch of Humber Business Week 2024.
Continue readingHull-based fibre operator scoops hat trick of industry awards
Wholesale fibre network operator, MS3 Networks, has picked up three awards at this year’s UK Fibre Awards.
Continue readingTop tips for parents to encourage independent learning in teens
Encouraging independent learning in teenagers is one of the best ways to prepare them for future challenges, both academic and personal. Here are some practical and friendly tips to help you foster a sense of independence in your teen’s learning journey.
Continue readingWren contributes to Barton Food Bank
Wren, the UK’s number one kitchen retailer and fitted bedroom specialist, is proud to be supporting its local Barton Food Bank.
Continue readingThousands to descend on city of Hull for the region’s flagship 10k running event
The countdown is on for the return of the hugely popular Hull 10k, which will be staged on the city streets on Sunday 9 June.
Continue readingTrip of a lifetime for Hull youngsters
A group of school children from Preston Primary School, located just outside of Hull, took a trip of a lifetime to visit the Houses of Parliament in London today (Thursday 6 June), with travel organised by popular open access operator, Hull Trains.
Continue readingInternational Homebirth Day: First baby born at Lovell Homes Howden development
Beth Clark has welcomed the first baby born at Howden’s Lovell Homes development, Saddlers Grange.
Continue readingIconic phone box gets heroic makeover with help of Hull youngsters
One of Hull’s famous cream phone boxes has been given an extra dash of colour thanks to imaginative youngsters from schools supported by Hull and East Yorkshire Children’s University.
Continue readingTrain driver from Hull in the running for ‘rail industry Oscar’
A train driver called Gemma from Hull in East Yorkshire is in the running for a ‘rail industry Oscar’.
Continue readingCity centre businesses cheer as superheroes pull the crowds
Superheroes swooped into the streets of Hull and sent footfall figures flying to bring a half-term holiday boost for city centre businesses.
Continue readingJanet Street-Porter CBE announced as guest speaker at Women of Achievement Awards
The iconic writer, producer and television personality has been confirmed as this year’s guest speaker.
Continue readingAnne Brontë Celebration at St Mary’s, Lowgate
Everyone has heard of the Brontë sisters – they lived at Haworth, died young, had a drunken brother and wrote novels. Clever Charlotte wrote ‘Jane Eyre’ and eccentric Emily wrote ‘Wuthering Heights’. And then there was the other one. Anne.
Continue readingBusinesses urged to commit to arts and culture with Creative Charter pledge
Businesses across Hull and East Yorkshire are being urged to pledge their commitment to arts and culture by signing up to a pioneering Creative Charter.
Continue readingA guide to orthodontic courses for aspiring professionals
Orthodontics is a specialised branch of dentistry. This branch of dentistry focuses on diagnosing, preventing, and correcting misaligned teeth and jaws. With the growing demand for aesthetic dental treatments, pursuing a career in orthodontics offers professional satisfaction and financial benefits.
Continue readingHull homelessness charity gearing up for family fun day
Homelessness charity Emmaus Hull & East Riding is hosting a big family fun day charity event this July with music, food, drink and entertainment for all ages.
Continue readingRollits runners rising to corporate challenge
Staff at Rollits LLP will be aiming to demonstrate leadership and teamwork when they take to the streets of Hull to raise funds for charity and test themselves against other businesses.
Continue readingCredit Union keeps multi-million pound “bankers bonus” in the local economy as it reaches 25-year milestone
An organisation set up to help families in Hull manage their finances estimates it has saved members across the region a staggering £25m in interest charges during the quarter of a century since it was launched.
Continue readingCouncil unveils new visuals ahead of public engagement on plans for Preston Road Cycle Scheme
Three new visuals have been released by Hull City Council to showcase how a new cycle scheme planned for Preston Road could look ahead of a six-week public engagement exercise, which starts on Monday 3 June.
Continue readingHull Trains celebrates new era in training tomorrow’s talent
Popular open access operator Hull Trains welcomed the Shadow Secretary of State for Transport, Louise Haigh, to officially open the company’s new Learning and Development Academy and to experience the facility’s new world-class train driver simulator in Hull city centre.
Continue readingspusu mobile pledges commitment to people-first customer service
In response to the rapid uptake of customer service AI tools, SIM-only mobile provider spusu has pledged its commitment to using human customer service agents. Currently, spusu’s customer service methods include WhatsApp, Signal, email and direct telephone.
Continue readingMichael McSorley appointed as new Managing Director of Origin
Global pharmaceutical solutions provider, Origin, has today appointed Michael McSorley as new Managing Director.
Continue readingCouncil encourages residents to ‘be a Bike Hero’ this National Bike Week
A series of events have been planned to promote cycling in Hull in celebration of Bike Week (10-16 June 2024).
Continue readingPolitics students and graduates join devolution roundtable
The implications and barriers to devolution were all up for discussion when politics students, academics and local councillors met at the University of Hull’s School of Politics and International Studies.
Continue readingWSH sets its sight on growth in Hull
WSH Logistics is excited to announce the launch of its new distribution hub in Hull.
Continue readingBoston Energy makes senior appointments to capitalise on rapid growth of wind industry
East Yorkshire-based wind energy specialist Boston Energy has made two key appointments as the business looks to expand and strengthen its market position.
Continue readingBarratt Homes Yorkshire East to launch their first gas-free, energy efficient development in Pocklington
Local housebuilder, Barratt Homes Yorkshire East, is set to launch their first gas-free homes ever to be built in Yorkshire this weekend.
Continue readingSnow Patrol to bring UK arena tour to Hull in 2025
Snow Patrol have announced their eagerly awaited return with a brand new album. Titled ‘The Forest Is The Path’, the album is the Northern Irish band’s first in six years, following 2018’s ‘Wildness’, and is set for release on 13 September via Polydor Records.
Continue readingHull theatre company to open a loose parts play space in Hull city centre
Hull-based theatre company The Herd are opening a pop-up play space in Princes Quay Shopping Centre. The Herd Shop will be an exciting new play centre for children aged 0-5 and their families.
Continue readingBarnsley Civic and Concrete Youth unite to enhance accessibility in the creative sector
Barnsley Civic is delighted to announce that Hull-based Concrete Youth, a pioneering charity dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD) through cultural provision, is joining them as an associate company.
Continue readingSilent Uproar in association with Hull Truck Theatre presents Dead Girls Rising
A brand-new production from Hull-based Silent Uproar, Dead Girls Rising is an angry, joyous, punk protest that doesn’t pull any punches. Written by Maureen Lennon, with music and lyrics from Anya Pearson (international punk artist featured on BBC Radio 6 Introducing), Dead Girls Rising is an explosive exploration of what it takes to live and survive within a violent patriarchy.
Continue readingMS3 Networks provides progress update as it reaches 200,000 premises with full fibre
Full fibre network operator MS3 Networks has hit another milestone — its network build has passed 200,000 premises across the Hull and the Humber region of England. The company has been on a rapid network expansion for the last two years and is also connecting its 10,000th customer in Hull.
Continue readingLocal business sponsors Hull 4 Heroes Humber Bridge Soapbox Race
Hull-based modular and portable building specialist, Phoenix Building Systems, is sponsoring the annual Hull 4 Heroes SoapBox Derby. This event will raise money to support veterans’ transition to civilian life and will take place on Saturday 15 June, between 10am and 3pm, at the Humber Bridge car park.
Continue readingRecord success as Charity Footgolf Day scores a hole-in-one
A Charity Footgolf Day has scored a hole-in-one at its third ever event, raising more than the previous two years’ fundraising days combined.
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