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News, Education - Discover Yourself - A training programme designed with Lone Parents in mind
	Its aim is to help each person who attends the training to make realistic choices about how they can get more out of life. We use the word realistic as we know that lone parents face unique barriers when it comes to balancing caring for their children and at the same time making sure that they continue to achieve their goals and aspirations for themselves. Read more...

News, Funding - The Department of Health Funding
	The Department of Health is reviewing all funding and investment to third sector organisations. This includes primary grant funding streams; Section 64 General Scheme of Grants and Opportunities for Volunteering, and other funding through contracts. In response to this, the Department of Health are inviting Third Sector Read more...

News, - National Trade Unionist Speaks in Hull
	Brian Caton, General Secretary of the Prison Officers Association will be speaking at a public meeting on Tuesday 22 January 2008 at 7pm at The George Hotel, Land Of Green Ginger, Hull. The Prison Officers Association is currently in dispute with the government over pay and the right to strike. Brian Caton said Read more...

News, Education - Job Hunting Advice with Preston Road NDC
	Are you unemployed or coming to the end of your contract? Have you previously worked in the food or manufacturing industry? Preston Road NDC is offering practical support to people who are currently unemployed who have worked in the food or manufacturing industry. Whether you want to continue in that line of work or change direction, they can help you to: Read more...

News, - Keeping chemicals moving is major issue for industry
	Chemicals industry leaders are teaming up with World Trade Centre Hull and Humber for an event that will focus on current supply chain challenges while mapping out a strong growth agenda. In their first joint venture, Humber Chemical Focus and the World Trade Centre will host a Chemicals on the Move conference at the University of Hull's new Logistics Institute on Thursday 31st January. Read more...

News, Community - Hull Mosque Hosts Multi-Faith Community Party
	On the weekend when we heard the Bishop of Rochester say Muslims were creating no-go areas in some towns Sunday saw an event inspired by the Hull and East Riding Interfaith when members and representatives were invited to Hull Mosque and Islamic Centre on Berkeley Street, Hull. The day at Imam Mr Salik's Al Noor Read more...

News, Funding - The Bransholme Trust
	The Bransholme Trust is a Micro Grant funded by donations from the Sir James Reckitt Charity, and the Hull and East Riding Charitable Trust. Grants of up to £300 are available to small voluntary run groups working on the Bransholme estate. Groups with an income of less than £20,000 are eligible to apply. Read more...

News, Arts - Delma Tomlin Awarded MBE in New Year's Honours List
	Delma Tomlin, the York based arts administrator, has been awarded an MBE for Services to the Arts in Yorkshire in The Queen's New Year's Honours List. Delma came to York in the early 1980s to run the 1984 York Festival and Mystery Plays before going on to administer the York Early Music Festival and establish the now award-winning Read more...

News, Community - Hull Community Warden Service is First for Quality
	The Hull Community Warden Service is celebrating after being the first to be awarded the Warden Quality Standard with Distinction on successive occasions. The Warden Quality Standard was developed by the Neighbourhood Renewal Unit in what was then the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and is now the Read more...

News, Current Affairs - 2011 Census Puts Your Name on the Bullets By Bryan Berue
	It is likely, if not probable, that the 2011 census could be run by defence contractor and munitions manufacturer Lockheed-Martin, that is unless enough people can put pressure on the British Government to bar Lockheed-Martin from the bidding process. Why does a defence contractor want to know all about you? Read more...

News - Community News - Recycle with Freecycle
	Calling all Voluntary/ Community Groups ... Do you have unwanted items you would like to recycle? Or perhaps you are looking to acquire something for free? The Freecycle Network was started in May 2003. The Network provides individuals and non-profit groups an electronic forum to recycle unwanted items. When you want to find a new home for something Read more...

News - Hull Company Wins Top Industry Honour
	A Hull IT company is celebrating today after its work was recognised with a top industry accolade for the second time this year. StyleTech Solutions Ltd, based in The Lowgate Centre in Hull, won the 'Best Intranet' award from the British Association of Communicators in Business (CiB) for a bespoke intranet system developed for Read more...

News - Hull Comedy Festival Hailed a Big Success
	Organisers of Hull's first Comedy Festival have declared the programme of events a success and believe that there is sufficient interest in live comedy to bring it back next year. Hull Comedy Festival launched on Friday 26th October as comedian Russell Howard performed to a sellout audience of 400 at the Quality Royal Hotel. Further acts such as Read more...

News, - Clipper Round the World Race
	You're probably well aware of the fact that Hull and Humber team, backed by Yorkshire Forward, have entered a team into the Round the World Clipper race. But did you know that so far Hull and Humber have put in a brilliant performance, winning not only the Wilberforce Cup but also winning the first race, from Liverpool to La Rochelle? Read more...

News, Environment - Camp for Climate Action, Heathrow, 2007 By Martin Deane Photographs By Amy Scaife
	We got to Heathrow on Friday, parked the car (I know, but at least it was full!) - in West Drayton, and the Hull three did wend their way through the village of Sipson to the camp site. It wasn't hard - we just followed the police presence! The campsite was large - and to get larger, over 1000 by some reports. Before long we met up with other Hullees Read more...