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Articles - THE LUCKY BASTARDS CLUB (A Reporter`s Tale) By Denis Price

	`I`m a bit worried about this,` said Austin, the man from the `Daily Record`. I looked at him and then peered through the clubhouse window at our aircraft. `You`ll be alright`, I said reassuringly, `Its got the right number of wings and wheels, it`ll be a piece of cake`. I winced at the use of wartime RAF slang and Read more...

Articles - Happy Snaps Newland Avenue

	A new team has hit Newland Avenue. Neil and Denise, who are husband and wife, have been running Happy Snaps on the avenue since September last year. They offer a mini lab service, with on site processing for all your films. New to Newland Avenue is the hour service on your films, so you can shop until Read more...

Articles - Quit Your Job For A Healthier Mind and Body By Andy Dykes

	Before I begin, I would just like to take this opportunity to say that this isn't intended to be some anarchic rant about how we should all escape the rat race, subverting and thus bringing about the downfall of the evil that is the capitalist system under which we all live, but don't all prosper. Read more...

Articles - Selling an Engine By Joe Hakim

	So I'm at my mate's house. It's my night off, and he's just finished work, so I go there for something to do. Do something other than my girlfriend for a change. My mate and I sit and smoke a couple of joints and listen to really old-school rap like NWA and Public Enemy. We talk about the Read more...

Articles - Things To Do Before You're 30 Part 5 By Sarah Tomlinson

	How many jobs do you go through before actually finding your cause? I've only had a few jobs; 2 to be quite honest. Been offered another, but didn't accept it, god knows why (wish he'd tell me). I always have some weird ideas, like a few months back it was to start a photography business Read more...

Articles - Yorkshire at Heart By Jackie

	The Yorkshire Posts website - www.yorkshireposts.com - was launched on Yorkshire Day, 1999. It was created by and for Yorkshire expats throughout the world. At that time, there were plenty of websites for British people living overseas but, being Yorkshire, we decided we should have our very own site! The basis of the site is a discussion Read more...

Articles - Musical Dreams By Rich Mills
	I wish I could play an instrument. It's not that I haven't tried. As a child I had classical guitar lessons, but soon dropped them as I just couldn't get my small fingers across the wide neck of even the ¾ size classical guitar that my grandmother had bought me. Later as I hit my teens I tried again, joining Read more...

Articles - AIESEC - Hull To Slovakia, making that change. By Mike Kemp

	People who have attended University know how daunting it can be. I was one of them and still am in some cases. I can remember my first day clearly. I was terrified that I would not fit in and the work would be to difficult. Yea, the work is difficult but what do you expect? It is University but fitting in was not a problem thanks to Read more...

Articles - The Soundtrack of my Life: Essex Girls and Electric Warriors By Lee Cassanell
	During the mid to late seventies my mother worked in the music department at WH Smith which at that time was the place where most of Hulls record buying public purchased the latest vinyl releases. One her biggest claims to fame is that she arranged the promotional stand for a little film Read more...