Rick Lyon

By Rick Lyon , Co-Editor Bishop Burton College is welcoming the country’s most talented young equin event riders as it hosts the prestigious Bishop Burton International and British Eventing Festival of Youth. The five-day event, which starts today, will see riders from across the UK compete at th

By Rick Lyon , Co-Editor Performance marketing agency Diony has been appointed to lead the marketing and digital transformation of one of the UK’s most exciting new heritage and hospitality destinations as the historic Hotham Hall estate enters a landmark new era. Hotham Hall, owned by local entr

August always feels a little different. After a packed few months of festivals, touring bands and impossible diary clashes, things naturally start to slow down.

‍ Humber Street Sesh Hull city centre August 1 £30 The award-winning Humber Street Sesh returns to Hull Marina. Don’t miss another huge day of the best independent live music, arts and culture. Joining the party this year: Festival headliner Fiona-Lee , alongside Walt Disco, The Kairo

By Rick Lyon, Co-Editor A sixth form college in Hull added an international accent to its latest alumni day by welcoming a former student and her colleagues who are experts in translation and interpretation. Pumi Ndlovu, a recruitment assistant at AaGlobal Language Services, joined the company’s

ADVERTORIAL Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner Jonathan Evison has launched his annual survey to gauge the public view of the future of policing and community safety. This year’s survey will ask for opinions on the government’s proposals for policing reform and the decision to abolish the P

Ghost stories have long formed part of local folklore, and one of the most persistent tales connected with Bransholme concerns sightings of mysterious monks across the estate and surrounding area.

A business founded in Hull 150 years ago as a firm of jobbing builders celebrated its anniversary and transition into a modern organisation operating across a range of sectors with a party which put people first.

ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE ‍Employers and training providers from across the region underlined the importance of collaboration as they exchanged ideas and intelligence at the latest quarterly forum organised by the Hull and East Yorkshire Local Skills Improvement Plan (HEY LSIP). Around 100 delegates

From a starring role for local students at the traditional launch event to another podium finish for one of the all-time great Paralympians as the