Recycle week runs from Monday 25 September to Sunday 1 October, and is now in its 14th year. This year’s theme is ‘Recycling – It’s Worth It’ and the aim is to encourage the public to recycle more by demonstrating the benefits of recycling from
Linda Thornton, Goole in Bloom Secretary, Brian Robertson of Goole Town Council, Gerald Holmes from Business in Goole along with Leigh Johnson, East Riding Local Growth Co-ordinator ,were all delighted to be invited to represent Goole at the Britain in Bloom: Yorkshire award ceremony in
East Riding Youth Dance is recruiting for new dancers to join their community dance programme and also East Riding Youth Dance County Company. The community dance programme is for young people from Year 5 upwards. A range of dance styles, from contemporary to urban dance
New categories have been introduced to the highly acclaimed Goole and Howdenshire Business Excellence Awards, which is now open for entries. Awareness of the environment, marketing excellence and training and development will all be highlighted in the glittering event to be held on February 16th 2018. This year
The Federation of Small Businesses Celebrating Small Business Awards 2018 is now open and small businesses in Yorkshire and Humberside have until 12 January 2018 to enter for free. The awards will celebrate the best of the area’s 177,930 small businesses and their vast contribution to
The Humber Mouth Literature Festival has always sought to be different, in the way it presents literature and Hull to the world. 2017 marks its 25th anniversary presenting seven further days of poetry and other literature performances as follows. On This Day, In This Place: Electric Angel 2-8
The Turner Prize, one of the world’s most renowned art prizes, is awarded annually by Tate to an artist born, living or working in Britain who has exhibited an outstanding exhibition or public presentation of their work anywhere in the world in the previous year.
The Red Shed is a 47 foot long, wooden, red, Socialist shed in Wakefield that celebrated 50 years on the planet in September 2016. It is the place that Mark Thomas first started to perform in public and where he politically came of age as