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FA ACCREDITATION
Goals HULL scores FA Small Sided AccreditationGoals HULL celebrates achievement of attaining the FA Small Sided Football Accreditation for second year. The Goals Soccer Centre in HULL, off Clough Road...
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East Riding Senior Cup: Bridlington target Ferriby upset
BRIDLINGTON Town boss Mitch Cook wants his side to relish their underdogs tag when they face North Ferriby in tonight's ERCFA Senior Cup semi-final. As the current cup holders, the Seasiders do not...
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Baby's bottle saves east Hull family from house fire
A family had a lucky escape after a fire in their kitchen was only discovered when a parent went downstairs to warm up their baby's bottle. The blaze was started when an electrical fault on the washing...
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David Hockney 'in shock' after unexplained death of assistant Dominic Elliott
ARTIST David Hockney says he is in shock after the death of his aide and friend Dominic Elliott. The assistant, 23, complained of feeling unwell while staying at the artist's Bridlington home at the...
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Hull City's Ahmed Fathi frustrated on bench as Al-Ahly return to competitive...
Egyptian international Ahmed Fathi has spoken of his frustration at failing to command a place in Hull City's starting XI. The defender - on loan at the KC from Al-Ahly - has made three substitute...
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Hull rock bottom of school truancy league table
Secondary school pupils in Hull continue to skip classes more than any others in the country. Figures released by the Department of Education (DfE) show the city once again languishing at the bottom of...
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Video of attack on boy in Hull's Bond Street car park
POLICE have released CCTV footage of two men suspected of an assault which left a 17-year-old boy with a broken jaw.The boy was speaking on his mobile phone near the Bond Street car park when he was...
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Hull City's George Boyd thrilled to be in Scotland set-up
GEORGE Boyd hopes to enjoy the experience of being involved with the Scotland squad ahead of the World Cup qualifiers against Wales and Serbia. Called up by manager Gordon Strachan for the first time,...
View ArticleCould a pilot project to help reduce reoffending in women be extended?
A TRIAL scheme that offers female criminals the chance to go on courses instead of being punished could be extended to all adults.Police are hoping to roll out the "groundbreaking" pilot that sees...
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RSPB Bempton Cliffs plans to upgrade nature reserve's visitor centre
ONE of East Yorkshire's most iconic tourist attractions could be set for a £600,000 refurbishment.Plans to upgrade the visitor centre at RSPB Bempton Cliffs have been submitted to East Riding...
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Hull City fans to hold protest march against travel restrictions
HULL City supporters angry at "Draconian" travel restrictions imposed by West Yorkshire Police have been asked not to march on Huddersfield Town's stadium.Instead, up to 1,000 supporters who believe...
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Raising a glass to brewery's success
THREE is the magic number for an East Yorkshire brewery, which is going from strength to strength.Staff at Wold Top Brewery are raising their glasses having won the Best Green Business at the Society...
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Handcuffed man went on run from police in 'amateurish' escape bid
A MAN who made an "amateurish" attempt to escape from police officers with his hands cuffed behind his back went on the run for two hours.Terry Robert Maguire, 26, ran away after he was arrested in...
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Hull's social media elite celebrate seven years of Twitter
HULL'S tweeting elite are celebrating seven years of the internet site which now has 200 million users worldwide.From tweets about the so-called "bedroom tax", to updates on the local bus routes and...
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Scheme is helping students go green
STUDENTS in the Avenues are going green as part of a new scheme to encourage recycling.Westbourne House in Princes Avenue is the first accommodation in Hull to trial new blue kitchen bins to collect...
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Labour budget vote rebel councillors to appeal suspension from Hull City Council
THREE Labour councillors are set to appeal the decision to suspend them from the ruling group on Hull City Council.Gary Wareing, Dean Kirk and Gill Kennett all defied the party whip to vote against the...
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BUDGET 2013: WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR OUR REGION?
A PLEDGE by Chancellor George Osborne to increase infrastructure spending could signal a long-awaited green light for the £160m Castle Street upgrade in Hull.In his Budget speech, Mr Osborne announced...
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Coldstream Guards to mark key anniversaryHULL: The Hull Coldstream Guards' Association meets on the last Wednesday of each month at 2pm at Kingston Social Club in Beverley Road.The association, which...
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EAST HULL: Thieves stole a bike that was locked to a fence in the garden of a property in Caledon Close.The purple Max DJAB mountain bike was taken between 7.30pm on Tuesday, March 12, and 7am the...
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Inspectors warn £1.1m prison cuts could cause unrest
PRISON officers face losing control of a jail housing some of the country's most dangerous criminals if stringent budget cuts go ahead, inspectors have warned.The governor of HMP Full Sutton, near...
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