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Rich has been writing for thisisUll.com from it's launch in August 2003. His tremendous contributions vary widely from news and current affairs, poetry, humour, interviews, fiction and many articles. No Sections:  14  No Items:  66 Art Gallery,Articles,Community Media,Current Affairs,Fiction,Going Down,News,Opinions,Places to Visit,Poetry,Sports,advertiser,drugs,humour Rich's contributions are listed below.. Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, For the index by Author to all Riche's work Contributions click here.

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...

Articles - Stranger in a Strange Land By Rich Mills

	Concrete kid. That's what I told her I considered myself. Bollocks to the countryside. The fresh air would probably kill me! Urgh and the smell of cow-shit! Ah, how wrong could I have been? We travelled up to the Dales, far up in the north of our great county. A place where they have proper hills like! Not flat-land like 'ere! Dry-stone walls, sheep, Read more...

Fiction - The Art Of Being Alone In A Crowded Bar By Rich Mills
	What music are you into, man? The American exchange student who had earlier introduced himself, without any regard for Jean-Paul's need to be alone, suddenly threw a curve-ball of a question in his direction. Well I listen to... What followed was a definitive list of bands from Jean-Paul's wide ranging rare vinyl Read more...

Articles - My Mate Walters an Asylum seeker, From Cameroon By Rich Mills

	Walters is a black man asylum seeker in Hull, from Cameroon, the English speaking part, south of the country under persistent threat from the independent French speaking north population. Although the North has its independence, the south English speaking section is under constant threat of terror. He has lived here in Hull for four years, having Read more...

Articles - A Secret Revealed - The Hutt Street Party! 18th April 2004 By Rich Mills
	For many years I had heard of the myth of the Hutt Street Party. Spoke in whispers across the Avenues enclave for years, many had heard of it, quite a few had been to one, but still many it seems are in the dark. Basically it goes like this.. By word of mouth you get to hear about the party, which goes on in the house on Hutt Street. Hence the name! Read more...

Humour - Just an idea..! By Rich Mills

	Flash Funerals: The idea for 'flash funerals' is that I personally do not wish to have a great fuss made when I finally shuffle off this mortal coil. So the concept of Flash Funerals is that your friends, relatives, and anyone else whose mobile phone number or email address you have, is sent a message. This message would Read more...

Articles - World Book Day 2004 Event Review By Rich Mills

	It may not be the actual World Book Day 2004 until the 4th of March, and the 100th anniversary of Dr. Seuss being born on the 2nd of March, but Lifelong Learning at the city council held an event at the Ferens Art Gallery on this Saturday. The event which lasted from 10:00am until 3:00pm, was a day of workshops and great fun for the children and adults alike. Read more...

Going Down - An EveningWith The Dark Poet - Bill Hicks Anniversary Tribute At the Adelphi By Rich Mills
	It seems strange to be doing a review of Bill Hicks ten years after his death from pancreatic cancer. On 26th of February 1994, the world became a darker place. However, a legacy of words that has resonated across the years, shows that the man who described himself as a dark poet was a shining light. A genius with a razor sharp wit, who never compromised, and only spoke the truth! Read more...

Going Down - Hit And Run Poetry By Rich Mills
	Well the Renegades have been at it again. Sunday night, as the rest of the world took in the news of Saddam's capture, the Renegade Writers stormed the Jaz Bar in Lowgate, Hull. Now feelings would be mixed, I'm sure, as to whether they went down a storm or like a lead balloon. One thing is for certain - the quiet Sunday audience were not prepared for the Renegades onslaught. Read more...