Hull and Hereabouts

The current craze for pointless economic self-destruction means that this place, St Stephens, is to all intents and purposes closed...

First time in town for nigh on four weeks and I find Tesco have a Hampton Court maze approach to public health with large arrows on the f...

I mentioned Amy Johnson before, you remember the Hull woman from such humble origins who flew round the world (or was it half way round...

`A poor excuse for picking a man's pocket every twenty-fifth of December!' The fortnight of 'festive' indolence is u...

In the twelve or so years that St Stephens has been dominating the retail trade in this town it has had this bizarre wooden contraption ...

A bit of skyline on Ferensway with the St Stephens on the right, the arches of Paragon Station and the new coffee hut which, on closer in...

... I mean shopping, of course. Here's St Stephen's shopping mall, named after a nearby and long demolished church, a veritable ...

I wondered if it was only in this country that a transport company has a spotters fan club that reports sightings of its lorries as the...

With some time to spare before an appointment a small diversion along Park Street may not be everyone's idea of entertainment but th...

To entertain the young ones (or possibly their parents) during the long vacation a funfair of sorts has sprung up outside St Stephens. J...

Here listed are some of the delights of St Stephens, "Hull's most stylish shopping destination". Here you can fill up on a...

Today being the first day of the month (March already ...) it's the theme day for City Daily Photo and, by what passes for democrati...

St Stephen's Day, the day after Christmas, signals the start of a rush to the shops to buy all those things you don't need with ...

I have posted before about the two Victorian arcades in the town centre, Hepworth Arcade and Paragon Arcade . They are cosy little plac...

The stars are out at St Stephen's shopping arcade. Something to do with an upcoming event at the end of the month I fear.

Photo taken by Margot K Juby Here's St Stephens mall from the car park entrance. Those hanging daleks are, I suppose, meant to be X...

Here's the car park underneath Tesco's supermarket in St Stephens. I took this while waiting for a taxi to take me and my shoppi...

Took this in January and somehow never got round to putting it on here. I turned it this way 'cos I thought it looked more intere...

The shortest distance between two points is a straight line and no-one is going to walk round a space when they can go straight across i...

Here's the backdoor to St Stephens. After four years all the shops are now let out and the place is attracting 10 million visitors a yea...