Simon Bristow

Hull City 1 - 1 Portsmouth Sky Bet Championship MKM Stadium Attendance: 21,904 By Sam Hawcroft , Hull City Correspondent Hull City surrendered a 1-0 lead for the third time in a row in what many deemed as a “must-win” match against bottom club Portsmouth. Rarely has a draw felt more like a lo

After visiting the crucial American swing state of Pennsylvania last week, I would love to be able to predict the winner of the US Presidential election on November 5. But witnessing the weirdness of the current political situation there only confirmed to me that nobody really knows what will happen

By Simon Bristow, Co-Editor A boy aged 14 has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of a 13-year-old girl who was found stabbed and injured at the side of the A63 near Hessle on Friday. The girl was discovered at about 6.50am on November 1 with cuts to her neck, abdomen, chest and ba

A stroll round the city centre and a long, low alcohol discussion in one of my favourite pubs took us through themes of achievement and aspiration, progress and potential, and harnessing heritage. In one sense our chosen pub is a classic example of how not to do it. The Scale & Feather is r

Fifty years ago this month a new band recorded their first ever demos at Fairview Studio in Willerby after emerging from Hull’s clubland. They would later achieve chart success on both sides of the Atlantic, while their keyboard player became one of the world’s top songwriters. Yet today they’re

By Simon Bristow , Co-Editor A business owner who is living with the same cancer that killed his father is now backing a campaign to help others by improving medical scanning services for a range of life-limiting conditions, and is encouraging other businesses to do the same. George Baker, managi

Iconic characters from the world of fiction will come head-to-head in a concert at Hull City Hall this month.

Marine traffic has been suspended on the River Hull after a mechanical fault was discovered on the Scale Lane footbridge.

The traditional Victorian planting surrounding the Rose Bowl and fountain in the city centre is set to make a return this autumn.

Victorian-themed Christmas activities will be held at Hull's Museums Quarter later this month.