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18:00 – 19:00
Friday Night Rock Show with Paul Wright in association with Anlaby Park Pub
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One of #Hull’s most well-known pubs will undergo restoration improvements following support from #LevellingUp Funding (LUF). The Whittington & Cat on Commercial Road, opposite Hull Marina, has been granted £69,916.69 from Hull City Council’s government backed LUF allocation.
The money has been awarded to Whittington and Cat Limited to support restoration to the building’s exterior, which has fallen into poor condition.
Restoration work to well-known pub thanks to Levelling Up support - Hull CC News
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One of Hull’s most well-known pubs will undergo restoration improvements following support from Levelling Up Funding (LUF). The Whittington & Cat on Commercial Road, opposite Hull Marina, has been g...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Barton man Mathew Brown, 31, who is a member of the Scunthorpe MAN v FAT club, weighed more than 20 stone (130.9kg) when he joined in 2022. He now weighs in at just under 14 stone (88.6kg) a loss of more than 30% of his body weight.
He said the FA-accredited football weight loss programme is "game-changing" and allowed him to "enjoy great banter and camaraderie with a group of like-minded lads". It has also led to him enjoying a more active lifestyle with his wife and young children. Grimsby Telegraph Paper
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Dad, 31, joins 'game changing' football weight loss club and sheds 6 stone
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"Our lives have changed massively, as a family of four we are so much more active."0 CommentsComment on Facebook
On Drive today from 4pm, we hear an East Yorkshire woman's inspirational story as she prepares to take on ten gruelling sports challenges and fundraising events throughout 2024 and raise £10K for charity in the process.
Diagnosed at the age of 17, Emilie Heald (pictured) was told she had a rare form of bone cancer and over the course of 18 months underwent intensive treatment, including chemotherapy, radiotherapy, stem cell harvest, and more than ten operations. She'll be chatting to Roy Woodcock around 4.15pm.
Also on the show, a Hull wheelchair rugby team plays its first-ever league match; we have advice about keeping your internet passwords safe and avoiding scams; we'll keep you up-to-date about any traffic or travel problems on your drive home plus there's great music and songs that make you smile.
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2-4PM: #hull's Brightest Afternoon Show with James including your #LocalNews round up, #WhatsOnGuide and a great mix of music. Plus the results of the local council elections in #hull
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