Endike Community Care Open Sweet Charity Shop By Rich Mills

On Monday 11th October a welcomed resource opened up on the Bricknell Estate. Endike Community Care, opened the doors of their new charity shop Sweet Charity, on Hartoft Road. The shop was officially opened by Lord Mayor John Fareham. Apart from generating income for the charity, the shop also gives them a base from which to carry out work in the Bricknell area. Bricknell Estate is an area much in need of services of any kind.

There is little currently in the way of services for the residents of the estate, apart from those established and staffed by volunteers from the local area itself. It is hoped, I am sure, that the shop will become a focal point for the community on that part of the estate.

Community Media - Coming Up - Sunday 22nd August - Friends of Cropton Park Family Fun Day By Rich Mills
	On the Sunday 22nd August there will be a Family Fun Day on Cropton Park, Bricknell Estate. The day will start at 1:00pm and finish at 4:30pm. The current Lord Mayor John Fareham will be in attendance. During the day there will be various event and activities for people to get involved with. These include tombola Read more...

Community Media - Wednesday 18th August - Community It's a Knockout - Voices in Play By Tricia Beacock
	Voices in Play Community It's a Knockout is all set for Wednesday August 18th 2004 from 10 am till 4pm on Princess Elizabeth Playing Fields HU6 (off Beverley Road between Humber Pub and Tesco). Companies have donated sponsorship and Read more...

Community Media - Living In A Digital Community By Rich Mills
	Over the summer there are a series of digital media workshops going on over in East Hull, at the Partners 4 Change (Hull DOC) base in St. Marks church on Ings Estate. Every Wednesday and Thursday between 2pm and 4pm, the young people of East Hull can get to grips with the digital world. Despite living in Read more...

Articles - Kids From Ings Make A Song And Dance About It By Rich Mills

	Park Life or Parky Musical is a production created and developed by a group of young people from Ings Estate, in East Hull. Through 10 weeks of workshops, facilitated by Creative Play, the group who aged from as young as 4, created their own mini musical. The workshops held at St. Marks Church, where Partners 4 Change Read more...

Kids Articles - Fisher Park By Richard Clancy, Kayleigh Gouldson and Taking Pictures By Kyle
	I went to Fisher Park to make a film and take photographs of the local area. I think that the graffiti on Fisher park 'sucks' because graffiti is horrible. It makes the area look worse than it already is. I like living on Orchard Park, but it doesn't look very nice. The older youths in the area make it worse with all the graffiti they spray all over the place. Read more...

Kids Articles - A week of filming on Orchard Park by Kayleigh Gouldson and Kimberley Smith
	My name is Kayleigh Gouldson and I live on Orchard Park. During the first week of the Easter holidays, I took part in a film making workshop. My name is Kimberley Smith and I go to the Thorpe's resource centre on Orchard Park. Over Easter me and many others at the centre have been doing a film and digital media Read more...

Kids Articles - Shauna-leigh, Carrie and Jodie
	Hello my name Shauna-leigh, I'm aged 12 and lives on North Hull eastate. I have lots of friends. There Carrie, Jodie Sam and many more, there is lots to do like the Greenwood Avenue library and the work the Youth Inclusion Workers do from the Copshop. Read more...

Going Down - Rain Didn't Stop Voices In Play By Rich Mills
	I awoke this morning to a miserable day. Quite depressing after all the glorious sun we've had lately. More so because today was to be a large out-door event organised by community activists Voices In Play. It's A Community Knockout, supposed to be held at Princess Read more...

Drugs - Parents - Know The Score On Drugs By Rich Mills
	Your children will be given Drugs Education in school at some point in their school life. Would you feel confident to answer their questions truthfully and honestly? Read more...

News - Workshops At The Thorpes By Rich Mills
	During the Easter break we are running workshops for the young people in the area. From break dancing, DJ skills, film-making, music production, and many other arts and crafts activities. One aspect of the activities was to produce a digital record of Easter at the Thorpes community resource centre. Another was Read more...

News - Adventure Zone Crisis By Tricia
	Hull's only Adventure Zone (previously known as North Hull Adventure Playground and locally known as Addy) is under threat of closure or certain destruction due to lack of funds for staffing. Voices In Play (VIP), a local residents group Read more...

Opinions - The War By Carolyn
	Since the war in Iraq has been reported about, I made a silent agreement with myself that whatever thoughts about the war I have I will not write about or permanently express in any way. I think this is because of some type of anger that I haven't felt Read more...

Opinions - Will graduate plumbers be up to the job? By Jane Foster
	The recent programme Posh Plumbers on BBC1 highlighted the growing number of middle class graduates and professionals turning to plumbing for a living. With a national shortage of 32,000 plumbers, and salaries to match those of a decent job in the capital, the profession is changing. Read more...

Opinions - Come On You Hull! By Laura Baldwin
	So our latest award to sit alongside our much treasured worst city to live in the UK award' is that of the fattest city in the UK. Yep, not content with telling us that we live in the most crap city in the UK but apparently we're also a bunch of big lard arses as well. Charming. It seems that no-one has anything good to say these days about the historic city of Hull. Read more...