Frontline staff caring for patients with confirmed or suspected Covid-19 are being prioritised as part of a campaign this year to protect vital NHS services […]
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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.
Ultrarunner to set off on a 40-mile run from Rainbow Community Garden in North Hull
John Hunsley, who completed the formidable Marathon des Sables in 2019, will be setting off from Rainbow Gardens at 10am on Saturday 3rd October, to […]
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Window, next exhibition opening at Artlink
Artlink Hull is pleased to announce Window, a new exhibition of paintings by artist Christopher Tansey. Opening Tuesday 22 September 2020, the exhibition features large […]
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Hull Jazz Festival returns to the stage with live music this November
Hull Jazz Festival is delighted to be back with a series of live shows at Hull Truck Theatre from 12th – 15th November, the first […]
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University of Hull secures over £100k for new estuary flooding research
The 2013 storm surge which caused flooding to over 400 properties across Hull and East Yorkshire could have been much worse had it happened several […]
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Broadcaster realises his classic car dreams with new venture
You’ll have heard his voice on BBC Radio Humberside, maybe talking about an English country garden and gardeners’ problems with theirs, with his co-presenter Doug. […]
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MAGIC projects gather residents’ views on rainwater management
A community research project led by the University of Sheffield is seeking city residents’ thoughts about rainwater management in urban areas, with a focus on […]
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Growers unite to address food security and healthy eating
Campaign group Gardens and Open Spaces Hull (GOSH) is sending an Open Letter to every one of the city’s councillors asking for their help in […]
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Making a present of the past
Lockdown and flood struck the Hull Fishing Heritage Centre at the same time. But the folk behind the city’s newest museum are back on course […]
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Get ready to go online for a week-long celebration of Older People
The Older Peoples Partnership Hull and East Riding charity are holding a virtual “Celebration of Older Peoples Week” between 28th September and 2nd October as it beats the […]
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