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'Our park has come alive again' - Community celebrates Hull park reopening

Significant improvements to a local park have transformed the space, ensuring it has become a more accessible and safer space for both young and old. Sculcoates Park has undergone significant ...

31 August 2026

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'Our park has come alive again' - Community celebrates Hull park reopening

Significant improvements to a local park have transformed the space, ensuring it has become a more accessible and safer space for both young and old. Sculcoates Park has undergone significant ...

Hull · 31 Aug 2026
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Programme unveiled for 2026 UNTHINKABLE festival in Hull

Hull’s upcoming arts and film festival has revealed its full programme, highlighting the city’s growing creative ambition.

Hull · 30 Aug 2026
Fancy-dress hockey players supporting fostering in Hull
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SpongeBob takes on the Smurfs in Hull hockey match raising awareness of fostering

A free fancy-dress hockey fundraiser in Hull is using Team SpongeBob versus The Smurfs to raise money and awareness for fostering services in the city.

Hull · 28 Aug 2026
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