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Passengers given glimpse inside Hull Trains’ new £60m fleet as first train nears completion

Passengers have been given a glimpse inside Hull Trains’ new £60m fleet for the first time, as the firm reveal the first train is now almost complete.

Alan's mammoth challenge for Alzheimers's

Four years ago today, and against my better judgement I took part in my first ever 100 mile ride as part of Forrester Boyd’s 80th anniversary celebrations

New road will add to appeal of South Humber “magnet for investment”

A South Humber industrial park is undergoing improvements in readiness for rising interest which is expected to follow major investment by two Local Enterprise Partnerships.

Chamber welcomes Freeports Advisory Panel, but urges Government to include Humber

The Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce has welcomed today’s announcement by International Trade Secretary Liz Truss of a new Freeports Advisory Panel, but is urging the Government to ensure the Humber ports are included in any plans.

Hispanic passion behind launch of new restaurant in Victorian arcade

A chef is preparing to share his childhood passion for Hispanic food and culture by opening a new restaurant in Hull city centre.

Couple determined to climb from care home background to top of the tree

Taking the stress out of your workplace is a vital ingredient to success

The creation of employee wellbeing focus groups are a key way in which businesses can start to improve physical and mental health in the workplace, advises a regional expert.

Copy Print Scan Ltd. re-new their Spotlight Partnership with Hull Truck Theatre

We are thrilled to announce that Copy Print Scan Ltd. have extended their contract to be a Spotlight Partner

America’s Most Iconic Street Protected by Hornsea Manufacturer

Downtown Memphis, USA has mitigated the risk of potential vehicle attacks by installing hostile vehicle mitigation bollards manufactured by Yorkshire based Heald Ltd.

Chief Economist tells Chamber the Bank of England has to be ‘fleet of foot’ over Brexit

THE Bank of England’s Chief Economist Andy Haldane received a warm welcome from a packed audience at Scunthorpe United’s home at Glanford Park. He was introduced by the Director of the Chamber Acorn Fund, Craig Simpson, himself a former banker,

Businesses urged to back skills drive to support Hull’s transformation

A COMPANY which has built a global business on keeping people safe at work told a Humber Business Week audience how it is also investing to protect and develop communities with a comprehensive corporate social responsibility (CSR) programme.

Printing the ‘Journey of the Champions’ for Lincoln City FC

Lincoln City Football Club are preparing to start a new season in the third tier of English football, for the first time this century!

How can a health and wellbeing strategy help you?

Whilst many employers are aware of the benefits of promoting health and wellbeing, it's often carried out on an ad-hoc basis.

Arms full of shopping handed to grateful food bank operator, after raiders strike for the second time.

TWO of North East Lincolnshire’s best-known organisations have united to provide a stack of goods to a vital Grimsby food bank, which has fallen victim to two raids in three months.

Renowned chef hopes to support charity with second helping of memoirs

A CHEF who lifted the lid on his 50-year career with tasty tales from the Dorchester in London’s Park Lane to some of the top kitchens in East Yorkshire is now sounding out demand for a second helping of his remarkable memoirs.