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Hull College celebrated the achievements of its graduating students in a memorable ceremony held at Hull Minster on Tuesday 4th November, where two highly respected local figures - Kathryn Shillito, Executive Director at Hull BID, and Andy Sykes, Plant Director at Siemens Gamesa - were each presented with the Order of Distinction in recognition of their outstanding contributions to the city and region.
Hull’s community-owned pub The New Clarence has coupled pints with the planet by joining the region’s Oh Yes! Net Zero campaign.
Leading law firm Wilkin Chapman Rollits has stepped up its support for the region’s charity sector by launching a series of podcasts featuring chief officers and trustees.
Commercial property developer Wykeland Group has secured Pizza Express for the ground floor of Hull’s historic Burton House.
Pizza Express is one of the UK’s most-loved and successful restaurant brands, and is taking a prime position in the city’s art deco landmark, which has undergone a stunning rejuvenation to restore it to its original 1930s glory.
Students and staff at Hull College’s Bilocca training restaurant are celebrating after being awarded the prestigious AA College Rosette Accreditation - a nationally recognised mark of excellence for food and service.
Lost City Adventure Golf Hull is celebrating Halloween plunging one of their 18 holecourses into darkness, lit only by eerie candlelight and neon light up golf balls.
With spooky storytelling, Zombie Walk, mini-disco, crafts and face painting Trinity Market will be the spookiest place in Hull on Friday 31 October.
The Hulloween Spooktacular @ Trinity Market, organised by HullBID and part funded by Hull City Council will be a fun-packed day of free performances and activities for families to enjoy, starting at 10am and finishing at 5pm.
The Deep has been shortlisted for the Great British Wildlife Restoration competition, a prestigious scheme that recognises the incredible work being done to restore native species in the country.
17th October marks International Sawfish Day, a global initiative dedicated to spotlighting sawfish, a fascinating species known for their huge size and named after their long-toothed rostrums (otherwise called ‘saws’). Celebrated annually, International Sawfish Day was established as a collaboration between the Sawfish Species Survival Plan of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums and the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria studbook program, as well as research and conservation organisations.
Hull’s iconic aquarium and conservation charity, The Deep, is inviting all visitors to enjoy an unforgettable day out with their new event, ‘Drifters of The Deep’, running 18th October-2nd November.