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Educare acts to increase space to support working parents

A children’s nursery in Beverley which has expanded and invested significantly since opening nearly 20 years ago is poised for further growth in readiness for government plans to increase provision of free childcare.

1884 Dock Street Kitchen welcomes homeless guests for Christmas

Sharp suits and some garish festive jumpers were the dress code as award-winning restaurant 1884 Dock Street Kitchen opened its doors to welcome around 50 homeless people for a free Christmas lunch.

Humberside Fire and Police team up to work smarter in 2017

HUMBERSIDE Fire and Rescue Service (HFRS) has developed a system to give their staff an opportunity to suggest ways in which the organisation can improve, become more efficient and innovative.

Belvoir opening is a sign of property confidence

A new arrival on the regional property scene welcomed the Lord Mayor of Hull as well as guests from the city’s business community to its official launch event.

1884 Restaurants offer fine wines and the best view for In With A Bang

Two award-winning restaurants that went head to head in the Mail’s business awards are in pole position to see in the City of Culture year from their prime locations at the side of Hull Marina

Rugby club to remember team mate Simon at President’s Day match

A father of two who died of Motor Neurone Disease (MND) nearly 10 years ago will be remembered this week as his family and friends come together to raise awareness and funds at the club where he began his rugby career.

The Deep delivers for Pudsey, The One Show and the Rickshaw Challenge

The Deep followed its live BBC TV broadcast of the FA Cup draw in 2015 with a different and even higher profile challenge when it was chosen to host one of the UK’s biggest charity appeals.

Top coach kicks off with challenge to apprentices

A rugby league coach who has beaten the best in the global game drew on his experience as a world cup winner to inspire young people who are embarking on careers in engineering.

A rugby league coach who has beaten the best in the global game drew on his experience as a world cup winner to inspire young people who are embarking on careers in engineering.

When Harry met Kelly in St Lucia

ONE of the most successful legs of Prince Harry's Royal Tour of the Caribbean in December was his stopover in St Lucia where the Governor General of St Lucia, Pearlette Louisy, hosted a glittering reception at Government House.

European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIF) Technical Assistance Partnership (TAP)

The ESIF TAP is a partnership made up of a number of organisations who work together across the Humber and North Yorkshire areas with the purpose of promoting access to the 2014-2020 ESIF Programmes of the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the European Social Fund (ESF).

Recalling 'milestone moment in Hull's new future' at Siemens factory opening

Chamber Chief Executive Dr Ian Kelly said: “It was a milestone moment in Hull's new future” when he joined other VIP guests to celebrate the opening of Siemens new £310-million Blade Factory.

British Chambers of Commerce - International Trade Survey 2016

Helping local businesses trade globally is a key mission for every accredited UK Chamber of Commerce

Business briefing promotes Christmas crime prevention campaign

Humberside Police have joined forces with HullBID and Hull City Council to help businesses in the city centre cut the cost of crime this Christmas.

Continuity is the key after change at the top for Breakfast Club

Culture and consistency were identified as the priorities for the Hull Businesswomen’s Breakfast Club as the chair’s chain passed between two prominent members.

Young achievers promote opportunities in engineering

A former engineering apprentice teamed up with a professional footballer to offer inspiration to young people from Humberside Engineering Training Association (HETA) as they set out into the world of work.