The Alcohol and Drug Service which delivers services as a part of the East Riding Partnership and Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust, wants to reinforce […]
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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.
Phil’s Forty, 29: an explosive story
Phil Ascough writes: That claim from a news editor about never finding good stories in pubs was never better exposed as utter nonsense over a […]
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KCOM Christmas Market brings cheer to local businesses during festive season
KCOM is seeking to lift festive spirits and boost local business by launching a free virtual online Christmas market for independent traders. The KCOM Christmas […]
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Much loved Beverley Blackburn is saved from the scrapheap, for now
The last remaining Blackburn Beverley, has been saved from the scrapheap, thanks to an anonymous benefactor and Condor Aviation. First built in 1952 by Blackburn in […]
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Hull hospitals announce some rescheduling of surgery and outpatient appointments
Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has taken the decision to reschedule some routine day surgery, elective procedures and outpatient appointments following a significant increase […]
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‘County Lines’ awareness film wins major international award
A film produced by Hull marketing agency Eskimosoup, to raise the awareness of the dangers faced by young people who are groomed by criminal gangs […]
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The inspirations and dark fascinations of Hull Urban Opera
“We’re playing everything by ear, appropriately enough,” said Russell Plows, Artistic Director of Hull Urban Opera. In this podcast we continue our ad hoc series […]
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Wool, Whales and Wind Turbines – University Historian on transformation of Hull as a port city
The rejuvenation of Hull and its port have been highlighted by Historian Dr Robb Robinson in a new book. Dr Robinson, Honorary Research Fellow at […]
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Hull developer adding to big-name brands at Trade Yard sites
An industrial site which has become home to an array of national brands is now at capacity after the latest tenant opened its doors. MKM […]
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BIPC Hull invites you to turn your brilliant idea into a business
An online day of free talks and practical advice sessions designed to get business ideas off to a flying start is being presented on Start-Up […]
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