Hull and Hereabouts

Picture by Margot K Juby Round the corner from the Duke of Cumberland sits this quietly unassuming public house named officially as t...

At the risk of being trampled under hoof I bring you this unusual angle on the King William statue in Market Place. The poor old thing l...

For today's offering I present our great deliverer in a reflection of the door way of the King Billy pub on Market Place. I read re...

Today's theme for City Daily Photo is ' Landmark '. So here's my offering, no, not the overly large religious building i...

Here the tubs of Spring flowers bring a little splash of colour to the near deserted Market Place. If you're wondering where the mar...

We don't do military coups in Britain, at least not very often. The last one was in 1688 when a supposed fear of popery and all things C...

This ridiculous piece of Whig triumphalism stands in Market Place, Lowgate, Hull. Strangely, like the Victoria monument, this too overlook...