Hull and Hereabouts

You know the story of King Canute (or Cnut if you wish, maybe even Knut ), he that sat by the sea shore and told the tide not to rise and...

I guess all towns have their stories to keep the visitor wondering if his hosts are quite as sane as they appear. So it should not come ...

A few years ago I noticed that the two elm trees on Nelson Street were going a bit patchy in the foliage ... oh no, I thought at the tim...

It shows how much notice I take of my surroundings when I discover that this sculpture, Cormorant Boat by Kate Siddle, recently unveiled...

Between the listed loos and the listed tidal flood barrier stands the newly listed statue of William de-la-Pole , Hull’s first mayor. ...

I'm told that when these public conveniences were opened in 1926 it was unusual in that it was for use by both men and women. Women ...