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Nick Butler, Business Director of Modeshift, talks about TravelWise Week, a yearly, global, week-long travel challenge organised by Modeshift, the UK’s leading sustainable travel organisation.
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Jo Hawkes from the Freedom Festival teams drops in to reveal all the details about this year's world-class festival programme.
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Rebecca Parker, Assistant Capital Programme Manager at Hull City Council and Hilary Bryers from the National Civilian World War II Memorial Trust provide all the details about the restoration of The National Picture Theatre and what you can expect to see once it’s complete.
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This week, Dan, Paul, and Phoebe from the Making Changes for Careers team take over the Hull City Council Podcast to discuss their services for aspiring entrepreneurs in Hull.
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We sit down with the council's Healthy Holidays team to talk about their upcoming summer programme for children throughout the summer holidays.
Learn more about Healthy Holidays Hull: https://www.healthyholidayshull.org/
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We sit down with Sam Larter, the Ferens Art Gallery’s latest artist in residence, to talk about the work she's created during her residency.
Learn more about Ferens Art Gallery: Ferens Art Gallery – Hull Museums and Galleries
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The councils Head of Culture, Place & City Centre, Kath Wynne-Hague, join us on the podcast again to talk about how you can give your views to develop Hull’s culture strategy.
Complete the survey here: A New Culture Strategy for Hull | Yoursay Hull
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The General Election will take place on Thursday 4 July and gives residents the chance to vote on who represents their area in Parliament. Today, we’ll be quickly going through what you need to know, how to vote, and where to find all the information you need.
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Kathryn Shillito, Executive Director at HullBid, talks about the work they do to support local business and some exciting events coming up this year.
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Today we provide a short preview into the upcoming local elections in Hull on Thursday 2 May 2024, with all the information you need to know.
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We sit down with Middle Child's Jamie Potter, to talk about their latest show, "Baby, He Loves You", their upcoming Writers Festival and all things theatre.
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A brand-new exhibition will go on display at Hull History Centre to tell the unknown story of Ravenser Odd, a short-lived medieval town on an island in the Humber.
We asked Martin Taylor, City Archivist from Hull History Centre, to join us again on the podcast to dive into the history of Ravenser Odd and find out more about the exhibition.
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Kirsty Leake from the Healthy Holidays Hull team joins us to talk about their upcoming Easter programme for children and young people in Hull.
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Marianne Lewsley-Stier, the creative director at Humber Street Gallery, drops in to tell us all about what's happening at the gallery, their latest exhibition "You & Me in HU3", and everything to look forward to in 2024.
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In today’s episode we give you a small insight into the Hull Maritime Guided Tours, and why you should explore Hull's maritime history right on your doorstep.
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Taking place on the first Thursday of February every year, Time To Talk Day is chance to come together, sit down and change lives. In today’s episode, we talk about why it’s important to look after your mental health.
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Hull History Centre is a partnership between Hull City Council and the University of Hull. We sit down with City Archivist, Martin Taylor, to give you all the details.
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Hull City Council has launched a public consultation on the devolution deal between Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire Council. We sit down with Cllr Mike Ross, leader of Hull City Council, to talk about how you can have your say on devolution.
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In this episode, we speak to Kath Wynne-Hague, Head of Culture, Place & City Centre at Hull City Council, about what the council is doing to support local culture and engage residents.
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In this episode, we speak to HEY Volunteering, the team behind Hull's iconic blue coated volunteers, about the work that they do across the region and what it's really like being a volunteer in the city.
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