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Hundreds watch Armed Forces Day parade as Spitfire grounded by weather
Hundreds of people watched troops parade through Hull city centre on Armed Forces Day. The 150 Yorkshire Transport Regiment led a Freedom Parade through city streets before taking a salute at the Amy...
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'I just want council to empty my bin'
COUNCILLORS will decide next week whether or not to take tougher action against people who leave wheelie bins in the street.But pensioner Pearl Cox just wishes the council would collect her rubbish in...
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Wimbledon senior debut 'a dream come true' for Kyle Edmund
MAKING his debut in the men's tournament at Wimbledon next week will be a dream come true for Tickton tennis star Kyle Edmund.The 18-year-old, rated as Britain's most promising youngster, has been...
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From Hull City Council leader to maths teacher: Carl Minns on changing careers
FORMER city council leader Carl Minns is appealing for people to become teachers as he prepares to train in the profession himself.Carl, who the age of 30 became the council's youngest leader yet, will...
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The Mail has a new website at hulldailymail.co.uk
THE Hull Daily Mail is proud to have been at the heart of the community for more than 127 years. And we fully intend to be here for another century. To achieve that we're always looking out for new...
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Sandercock: Hard-working Hull KR deserved thrilling win over Catalan
Coach Craig Sandercock praised Hull KR's never-say-die attitude after a 22-21 away victory over Catalan Dragons. Rovers trailed by five heading into the final five minutes, but snatched victory thanks...
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Greg Eden hat-trick helps Hull KR to 22-21 win at Catalan Dragons
GREG Eden put his Etihad nightmare behind him with a hat-trick to help Rovers beat Catalan 22-21 in Toulouse.In a game that ebbed and flowed right from the start, Rovers had to weather a Dragon's storm...
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'Thanks for Ellie's Tea Room tribute'
THE parents of a little girl who died from a brain tumour have thanked the people of Cottingham for contributing items for a tea room in her honour.Ellie Mowforth died in January at her home in the...
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Influential Mandelson and Bottomley 'passionate about Hull' - council leader
HULL: Politics has been put to one side by Hull's new civic representatives, according to city council leader Steve Brady.Labour peer Lord Mandelson and Tory peer Baroness Bottomley were recently...
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Hull comes out in force to show support for troops
THEY marched proudly through the city to applause and cheers from the watching public.The 150 (Yorkshire) Transport Regiment took part in a Freedom Parade through Hull as part of this year's Armed...
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East Hull go back to basics to beat Myton Warriors in 32-10 in derby clash
COACH Craig Cook admitted East Hull "went back to basics" to beat struggling Myton Warriors 32-10 at Rosmead Street.Furious after his side's 50-22 defeat at Leigh Miners Rangers last week, Cook was in...
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Call for businesses to support Hull Blitz Memorial
THE veteran behind a memorial to those who suffered in Hull's Blitz is calling on city businesses to pledge their support.German bombers devastated the city in the Second World War, turning 43 per cent...
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Video: 'Hull KR's awesome spirit can take us a long way' - Craig Sandercock
HULL KR coach Craig Sandercock believes his side's never-say-die spirit can take them a long way after inflicting a 22-21 defeat on Catalan Dragons in Toulouse.Clawing their way back from 21-16 down...
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Gentle backs new Hull FC signing Jacob Miller to improve after 'steady' debut
PETER Gentle believes new arrival Jacob Miller will get better after a 'steady' debut in the defeat at Castleford.The scrum-half showed in patches the type of attributes that convinced Gentle he was...
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Ian Rankin and Proclaimers see record crowds at Beverley Folk Festival
BUMPER crowds gathered for the 30th Beverley Folk Festival, which was held, for the first time, at the town's racecourse.The three-day event attracted about 5,000 visitors, with a line-up including The...
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Britain's best Top Trumps player? Title on cards for young Jacob
IT COULD be Lady Gaga, Bill Gates or Steve Jobs who win him the title of Top Trumps UK Champion.Jacob Ablett, 11, is shuffling his best cards as he prepares to join eleven other youngsters at the grand...
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Hull school one of UK's best buildings
A NEW multi-million-pound school has been named as one of the best buildings in the UK by the country's most prestigious architectural institution.The £25m Kingswood Academy is one of the best examples...
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Hull KR's Greg Eden glad to silence critics with dragon-slaying hat-trick
HULL KR full-back Greg Eden admits it's nice to prove his critics wrong after his hat-trick helped Rovers to a nail-biting 22-21 win over Catalan.Eden has been heavily criticised this season, both for...
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Anlaby Road flyover repairs under way
REPAIRS to a crumbling city bridge are due to begin this afternoon.The Anlaby Road flyover carries some of Hull's heaviest traffic and the city council is becoming increasingly concerned concrete...
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North Hull child sex attacker John Maud jailed for 20 years
DETECTIVES are appealing for more victims of a serial sex offender to come forward.John Maud, 54, is starting a 20-year prison sentence after admitting 23 offences against four victims, including child...
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