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by RichardJAxford
4 days ago
in
Holderness Road.
Last updated 4 days ago.
Music inspired by the rich fusion of religions, culture and history of the Silk Road with hammer dulcimer player Amanda Lowe and Hurdy-Gurdy player Quentin Budworth. At Kingston Wesley Church (882 Holderness Road, Hull), Friday 8th August 2008. Supported by British Red Cross Flood Relief Funding.
Tell your flood story 4.00-6.00pm, Buffet from 6.30pm. Concert 7.30pm
FREE ADMISSION All welcome, flooded or not. Furtjer information from Revd…
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by YourMail-Heather
3 days ago
in
Holderness Road.
Last updated 3 days ago.
from the Hull Daily Mail/East Riding Mail Monday, August 4
The 2008 Hull Motor Show takes place on Sunday, August 24, at East Park. The day includes classic cars, modified motors, trucks and scooters. The event, from 10am to 5pm, is free to enter and there will also be a barbecue.
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by YourMail-Heather
3 days ago
in
Holderness Road.
Last updated 3 days ago.
from the Hull Daily Mail/East Riding Mail Monday, August 4
Visitors to East Park stepped into wartime Britain at the annual Veterans’ Weekend event. Hundreds of people went to the two-day event, mixing with members of re-enactment and history groups dressed in period army uniform who had set up camp at the park.
The weekend marks the role both the Armed Forces and the public have played in protecting Britain over the years.
The event…
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by YourMail-Heather
5 months ago
in
Holderness Road and Marfleet.
Last updated 8 days ago.
from the Hull Daily Mail/East Riding Mail Saturday, February 16
A talented young magician from the city is about to travel to Blackpool to take part in the World Junior Magician Championships. Jack Gleadow, who attends Andrew Marvell Business and Enterprise College, has been practising magic since he was just five and became a member of the Junior Section of the Hull Circle of Magicians at 10. Jack’s magical heroes include Tommy Cooper, Derren…
Latest comment by YourMail-Heather 8 days ago
Jack’s magic hat trick
from the Advertiser Series Wednesday, July 30
A young magician has…
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by YourMailTricia
12 days ago
in
City Centre and Holderness Road.
Last updated 12 days ago.
from the Hull Daily Mail/East Riding Mail on Saturday, July 26
Barnardo’s charity shops in the city are appealing for donations of shoes. The appeal, called The Great Shoe Shuffle, is encouraging residents across the city to donate high heels, sandals and boots they have not worn for a while. Lyndsey Harris, business manager for Yorkshire, said: “With the recent credit crunch and ethical concerns over ‘fast fashion’, many people are reticent…
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by YourMail-Heather
23 days ago
in
Holderness Road.
Last updated 17 days ago.
from the Hull Daily Mail/East Riding Mail Tuesday, July 15
Residents are being invited to have their say on the future of the area at a series of drop-in events.
The consultation specifically centres on the regeneration of the Holderness Road corridor over the next 15 years.
Mark Jones, Hull City Council’s head of regional development, said: “Residents have an opportunity to shape the future of their community.” The next session will…
Latest comment by GwenMawson 17 days ago
We can all have our say about our area so hear goes.The front of our houses and the pensioners bungalows…
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by YourMail-Heather
about 1 month ago
in
Holderness Road.
Last updated 22 days ago.
from the Hull Daily Mail/East Riding Mail Monday, June 16
Cycling through East Park with the wind in her hair, Tracy Kavanagh looks the picture of health.
Married with a 10-year-old son, she cycles across the city every Tuesday from her home in Beverley Road to take part in the cycling group.
Running since April 1, the group helps people seeking a more active lifestyle by holding the weekly cycling session.
Touring the picturesque…
Latest comment by YourMail-Heather 22 days ago
Fancy larking about on your bicycle?
from the Hull Daily Mail/East Riding Mail Wednesday, July…
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by YourMail-Heather
about 1 month ago
in
Holderness Road.
Last updated 29 days ago.
from the Hull Daily Mail/East Riding Mail Monday, June 16
A reopening date has been set for an east Hull leisure complex devastated by last summer’s floods. The Woodford Leisure Centre in Holderness Road was overwhelmed by floodwater in June last year.
Part of the building was subsequently used as a distribution centre for donated goods and gifts for flood victims across the city.
However, the leisure facilities, including the main indoor…
Latest comment by YourMail-Heather 29 days ago
‘Our year-long closure is over’
from the Hull Daily Mail/East Riding Mail Wednesday, July 9…
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