A language services provider which has thrived since expanding into Hull in 2011 is saying thank you to the region’s business community and belatedly marking its 10^th anniversary in the city by sponsoring the Hull and Humber Chamber of Commerce Expo.

Regeneration partnership Wykeland Beal has won a coveted award for the development of a new head office for Arco in Hull’s rejuvenated Fruit Market.

Iconic Hull landmarks, the Hull Maritime Museum, The Deep and the Humber Bridge can now be printed from the Visit Hull website, and made into paper models.

AA Global Language Services has added to its list of major contract wins by landing the job of keeping millions of Londoners and visitors connected with vital information about the capital’s transport system.

Local Hull and East Yorkshire businesses are invited to visit the Bonus Arena to meet new General Manager, Darren Moore.

City centre businesses have teamed up for the launch of a new fun family trail linked to The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

A young entrepreneur has escaped from his previous jobs as a food worker and painter and decorator by taking a lockdown leap of faith, setting up his own business and adding something new to the variety already on offer in a Hull city centre arcade.

Budding young scientists are invited to get involved in a celebration of science at the Museums Quarter during the Easter holidays.

Following funding sign off at this year’s council budget setting meeting, the scheme, which has been running for a year will remain in place from 1 April and see taxi marshals present at Paragon Interchange, Lowgate, and Alfred Gelder street ranks on Friday and Saturday nights until closing time.

The Awakening, Hull’s first major event of the year, drew in thousands of people over two nights to celebrate the city’s identity, heritage, folklore and mythology and our relationship to the environment as we navigate the changes of day-to-day life post-pandemic.