Who's got the biggest Stall?   prev, Gallery Page 1 Carrying on with our coverage of the Hull Fair, we introduce to you some of the regular folk who make the Hull Fair part of their lives.

It's mid morning, but Walton Streets awake for a new day. News is Wright & Co's Brandy Snap is in short supply..

Time to get in amongst the real fair people and get the lowdown. First up is Barry Sleight from Cottingham, he's been taking photographs of the fair for now on 20 years, now well have to worm our way into that treasure chest for www.thisisull.com readers...

James or'Jimmy' Burgess is aided by his wife and two daughters has been on this plot for 32 odd years now as his father before him. He comes from Yeardon near Leeds/Bradford airport, "Well thats our winter base, although from a month before Easter until bonfire night our showmans caravan (32ft) is on the road visiting towns and fairs in the region." explains Jimmy.

Stanley John Cubbins reckons he has the biggest stall along the street, still making his own toffee apples his family has been coming here for several generations, and he's 51 on Friday the 17th. So happy birthday Stanley, from Poulton-Le-Fylde. Hullywood Oscars 2003   continued

Articles - The Best Ride Nomination

	by Carolyn Oooooh! I love this time of year in 'Ull. 7 years here and my 7th Hull Fair. As every year, I went with my friends Tif and Steve. My 8 year old daughter, Scarlett and Tifs 3 children Ross, Robbie and Shoni. Read more...

Articles - My Youth Days at Hull Fair by Barry Sleight

	Hull Fair has always played an important role in my life. As a kid we all went to the fair as one big family. My Grandad and Granny came with us as did many of my cousins. I remember how exciting it used to be as you got nearer and could see the lights and smell popcorn and hotdogs and hear the music. Read more...

Articles - Hull Fair Forever By Diane

	It's that time of year again when you look up at the sky and wonder how long it will be before the downpour of rain will come, falling like cats and dogs upon our heads and on our biggest delight ..….. HULL FAIR! It never fails to come and I'll never know why. Read more...

Articles - Memory of Hull by Steve
	My name is Steve and I would like to add my own very brief but personal memories of your lovely town of Hull. It all started with a magical night club meeting with a very special lady who lived in Hull, but who was visiting a friend in my home town of Bolton. Read more...

Articles - Is Hull really No.1 Crap Town?

	By Jane Foster As you may have seen in the media, Hull has been voted top of the list of the 50 crappest towns to live in, within the UK. If I may point out from the beginning, without being pedantic, that Hull is not a town but a city - therefore it is not eligible for this title anyway. But for the sake of argument I'll carry on. Read more...

People - Franks first night at Glastonbury Festival
	by Alfred Lawyer It all seemed to be looking up for Frank Malarky, Dance DJ extraordinaire and full-time Law Man - loved by the masses if only they had heard of him. At last a chance to strut his stuff, shake his (ample) booty and impress the young ladies at the festival he loved the most; Glastonbury. Read more...

Music Reviews - Sidewinder Saturday 27th September, Silhouette Club by Albert Dukes.
	Where many local bands are poor copies of national trends, Sidewinder don't fit neatly to a single comparison, unlike say, The Paddingtons, who clearly want to BE the Libertines (sort it out lads, it's like a tribute) and Turismo, who want to be The Coral, Favours, who want to be the Yeah, Yeah Yeahs (admittedly with a bass player). Sidewinder sound like everything and nothing. Read more...