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It's Eleanor's film wonderland

It's Eleanor's film wonderland

Andy Mortimer chats to Beverley actress Eleanor Tomlinson ahead of the première of her latest role in Tim Burton’s Alice In Wonderland . . .

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CASE carries real hope for a better life

CASE carries real hope for a better life

It’s 25 years since the CASE charity was launched in Hull to provide support and training for young adults with learning disabili...

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House the Heathers call home

House the Heathers call home

Struggling to squeeze their growing family around the Christmas table, Liz and Bill Heather decided it was time to create a bigger...

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He's conformed with his hair, but James is still a rebel at heart

He's conformed with his hair, but James is still a rebel at heart

Artist James Usher is making a name for himself with his controversial paintings, one of which has won him a top award and a solo exhib...

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Honouring the memory of tragic young jockeys

Honouring the memory of tragic young jockeys

A jockey sponsorship scheme at Beverley Racecourse hopes to ease the pain of the tragedy of two young deaths, as Andy Mortimer discover...

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Literary centre of excellence

Literary centre of excellence

He’s the new professor of creative writing at Hull University, but Martin Goodman aims to do more than inspire his students ̵...

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Clocking up the miles in a different kind of race

Clocking up the miles in a different kind of race

Local motorsports champion Guy Smith dons running shoes in preparation for his first London Marathon in April. Jeanette Minns catches...

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The spice is right!

The spice is right!

Some hot spices on a cold, snowy night was just what the doctor ordered! Roy Woodcock found the ideal dining destination in Barton on Humber, naming The Surma as The Journal’s Restaurant of the Month for February . . .

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Drink less, drink better!

Drink less, drink better!

Wine columnist Phil Parrish is determined to stick to his New Year’s resolution of drinking less, but better, wine. We can all...

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Simply the best!

Simply the best!

After a year of visiting some of the county's finest restaurants, Roy Woodcock looks back at The Journal's individual award-winners and...

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Flying the flag for the best of British

Flying the flag for the best of British

Roy Woodcock begins a new year of dining out by visiting York's Churchill Hotel, recently awarded a second AA rosette for fine dining....

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Champagne moments!

Champagne moments!

Phil Parrish has been bargain hunting for some great last-minute Christmas and New Year deals . . .

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Clothes shop Ethel Austin falls into administration

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Value clothing retailer Ethel Austin, which opened a store in Hull less than three months ago, has gone into administration along with its sister company Au Naturale.

It is the second time in two years the group has called in administrators.

Geoff Bouchier, David Whitehouse and Philip Duffy, partners at MCR, have been appointed...

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Officer tells of terrifying attack in Hornsea

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Inspector Mike Dring, who was attacked while returning from a night out in Hornsea, has described his ordeal. An attack by three youths...


Pauline Prescott: Why I still haven't forgiven John

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Pauline Prescott has written a graphic autobiography. In the book she talks about the moment her husband, Hull East MP John Prescott,...

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Every Kingswood pupil entered early for GCSE exams

From left, Sam Foster, Leisha Tomlyns, Jamie Hanson, Sarvenaz Khoramdareh, Samantha Fowler and James Hurd,  who have  passed their GCSE maths and English early at Kingswood College Of Arts.

One fifth of GCSE pupils at Kingswood College of Arts, Bransholme, has already passed both English and maths GCSEs.

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Cyclist in "stable" condition after A1079 crash

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An 18-year-old cyclist hit by a car on the A1079 remains in a stable condition at Hull Royal Infirmary. Police are appealing for inform...

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