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Ahead of Safer Internet Day, how can we better protect families online?

Ofcom’s Children and Parents: Media Use and Attitudes 2023 report revealed that 97 per cent of children aged between three and 17 have accessed the internet. It’s no surprise considering a child’s digital footprint begins before they’re even born. With Safer Internet Day around the corner on February 6, SIM-only mobile provider spusu offers tips for keeping young people safe online.

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Chair of Hull Pride announces departure after five successful years

Pride in Hull, a leader in the advocacy of LGBT+ rights and inclusion, and renowned for its spectacular annual LGBT+ Pride event, will undergo a significant change in leadership. Jamie Lewis, the Chair of Trustees, is stepping down at the end of January, marking the end of an impactful five-year tenure. The charity is delighted to announce that Andy Train, a respected member of the board, will succeed Jamie as the new Chair.

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Essential resources and suppliers for DIY enthusiasts in Hull

Hull, a city steeped in maritime history, has become a hub for DIY enthusiasts. With a growing interest in home improvements and personal projects, the need for reliable and diverse DIY resources is more prominent than ever. From quaint hardware stores to specialist suppliers, Hull caters to every aspect of the DIY spectrum, ensuring your projects not only start off on the right foot but also reach a successful completion.

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Ideal Standard and Bathrooms By Annandale join forces to bring Atelier Collections to Hull

Ideal Standard’s Atelier Collections have landed at Bathrooms By Annandale. The Italian-inspired collections offer a variety of stunning pieces that have been designed to make a splash in your bathroom. Bathrooms By Annandale’ Hull showroom is the perfect space to experience these pieces in the flesh, with their team of experts helping you craft your dream bathroom from start to finish. 

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Natasha Tripney talks to author David Almond, playwright Zoe Cooper and director Esther Richardson about the forthcoming stage production of A Song for Ella Grey

“People have been telling this story forever,” says author David Almond about the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. “It’s one of the oldest stories ever told. There are endless versions of it, in cinema, on stage, in books and poetry and songs. I knew, at some point, I was going to write my version of it.”

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Brownlee Foundation purchase TriHard Events and announce new Ripon Triathlon Festival

The Brownlee Foundation has announced the purchase of TriHard Events, whose races include the iconic Helvellyn Triathlon. The aim is to use the acquisition to fuel the ecosystem of triathlon in the UK in two ways. Firstly, by delivering great multi-sport events suitable for all levels of participants; and secondly, by donating the money raised from the events to the Brownlee Foundation to deliver more free mini triathlons for children in primary schools.

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