Please sign!
The £2 cap on bus fares - a vital lifeline for those of us who need buses to get about - could be scrapped by Rachel Reeves. Want the Government to protect our buses? Sign the petition today! 38d.gs/guzv
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It’s @TNLUK Arts Week – a celebration of the impact arts can have on our communities 💙 We know a thing or two about that!
Thanks to the incredible support of the @TNLComFund we’re able to make Hull a place where EVERYONE can experience, create, and enjoy the arts.
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Who Was Hull’s Most Famous Wartime Artist?
The fascinating tale of an undervalued figure in the British art world, Leslie Cole. Another cracker from our cub reporter @angus_young61
Only on our website: shorturl.at/PjLwS
@hull_libraries
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The UK has dug up many of its orchards and now imports 70% of its apples, often from across the world. Planting apple trees in our gardens and communities - and protecting those we have - can cut food miles, soak up CO2, help wildlife, and can help save traditional varieties🍎
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Turn it red for @SRTRC_England ❤️ Stand against discrimination & celebrate diversity by wearing something red, or take a photo of Hull City Centre Civic buildings illuminated in red to commemorate #BlackHistoryMonth, highlighting the importance of equality & unity against racism.
Wear Red Day 2024 is finally here! 10 years in the making, can you believe it?!
Let's get the day started off right with a few highlights from over the years
Keep supporting #AntiRacism & don't forget to donate via text or online⏬
🔗ow.ly/5pk150TNImG #WRD24❤️
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Applications close this Sunday!
Community Food Support Officer
Salary: £26,000 pro rata
Hours: 21 hours per week (pro rata to 35 hour full time week)
Term: 2 year fixed term
Closing Date: 20 October
Interview Date: 30 October
Find out more and apply here:
hullcvs.org.uk/jobs-vacancie…
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In 2023/24 we created, improved and supported 111 urban community orchards, planting 225 new fruit trees. When mature, these trees could produce more than 113,000 portions of locally grown fresh fruit every year.
Find our more in our 23/24 impact report: lght.ly/5dn80o
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#dreamingofthemiddleages @VanHalen #diamonddave #faithalone #SlavaUkraini ##afterreligion #aftertruth By the Light of Faith
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Don’t mind us, just taking a trip down memory lane… who remembers Monster Extraction back in 2019? 👀
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We always try to match clients with their preferred Animal Aunt, but if they’re unavailable, we’ll ensure another trusted Aunt steps in to deliver the same high-quality care. Your pets are always in good hands!
#animalaunts #animalauntsatwork #welovethmelikeyoudo #housesitter
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Natural England have launched a public consultation on a proposal to designate the Yorkshire Wolds as a new Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty! This is your chance to shape the future of one of the most beautiful and historic landscapes in the country 👉 loom.ly/jYQA2bE
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This is what community looks like in west #Hull #Derringham Well done @KDG_HU5 facebook.com/share/p/zbty2ov…
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What an amazing day we had at our Green Fair yesterday. Thank you to everyone who came along; and our brilliant community groups and ethical local businesses. Massive thanks to @RewildingYouth @HullMinster @HeyVolunteering and our stallholders for making the day such a success
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TV presenter @PhilSpencerTV blocked us for sharing this image previously so we thought we’d remind the public of the fact he revels in taking the life of an animal. He’d probably hate it if you reposted this.
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⏰ This is your last chance to bake an apple pie for our #R4Appeal tomorrow, 6 Oct! 🍏 Auction or raffle off your pie to help plant more trees and train orchardists. Let’s make this final push count! Tag us with #BakeForOrchards 🌳lght.ly/kmc76c0
🌳 Support your community greenspaces. 🍎 🍏 @KDG_HU5 @ButterflyCity1
Brilliant article from James Metcalfe @nymnptrust on benefits of nature.
Invest in nature you invest in children, health creation, prevention, education, prosperity, jobs, resilience.
@Feargal_Sharkey @ChrisGPackham @paulpowlesland @TonyJuniper
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Early start this morning at @HullMinster getting ready for the Green Fair with @RewildingYouth We’re open from 10am!
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A developer wants to destroy one of the last remaining riverside meadows beside the Roding in London. 11 acres of rapidly rewilding meadow, a haven for nature in an urban area, where kingfishers nest, kestrels & bats take flight & all manner of insects, butterflies & amphibians live, is proposed to be bulldozed to create a crazy golf course. This despite the fact that there are already *two* existing golf courses within a few hundred metres of this site!
The meadows used to be a publicly accessible playing field, but the person behind the development appears to have locked it up & allowed rubbish & flytipping to proliferate to make this site look ugly & unused; & thereby justify its destruction. I have been helping local residents to organise a campaign to ‘Save the Roding Meadows’ & they’ve done so much in a short space of time. Last weekend, they showed the power of community & organised a work day to do the landowners job for them and clean up the large amount of rubbish in the meadows.
You can help them in their efforts by taking a moment to share this post and sign and share their petition:
change.org/p/wanstead-park-w…
If you live anywhere locally (in LB Redbridge or along the Roding) any additional objections to the local authority would be really helpful. The application is below, & you can use this link to log objections via the portal. The deadline is this Friday (4th October):
planning.redbridge.gov.uk/re…
Residents have compiled an example letter setting out the key objections at this link. Feel free to use, but personalised letters are preferable if at all possible:
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
Fingers crossed that the depth of care felt by local people for nature can save this irreplaceable meadow from destruction.













































