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What Is The Shape Of Acceptance Exhibition?
Artist Lauren Saunders talks us through the new exhibition by Malet Lambert pupils currently at Hull’s Central Library.
Why Were Two Services Once Held Simultaneously At Hull Minster?
It would appear – according to our ecumenical reservations correspondent – that it was possible to double-book the church even in the 17th century. Nearly a decade ago the then Archbishop of York John Sentamu announced historic Holy Trinity Church would be
What Was Wilmington Bridge Built For?
It’s many people’s favourite bridge in the city, so we got Hull Tour Guide Paul Schofield to explain what purpose it originally served. Black and white photographs from www.openbridgeshull.com and Wilmington 1980 by Peter Marshall
What Are My Top 5 Endangered Crafts? Rachel
Artist Rachel is part of the Feminine Urge collective and passionate about preserving disappearing traditional skills.
CuriosityCast Ep.53 – Hull City’s Premiership Return With Angus Young
With the mighty Tigers back in the top division, Burnsy and Angus look at what this means for the city as a whole.
What Is The Brackenlowe Halt Project?
You should always look in your library window. It’s where the most interesting stuff is. As our imaginary railway correspondent Angus Young found. Like all good stories this one started with a small poster in the window of my local library. It