On set in ‘Hullywood’ with the film-maker behind I Swear
Comments Off on On set in ‘Hullywood’ with the film-maker behind I SwearThe cobbled streets of Hull are standing in for the East End of London for a new film set in 1888.
The cobbled streets of Hull are standing in for the East End of London for a new film set in 1888.
Hull KR forward Rhyse Martin will retire from rugby league after competing for Papua New Guinea in the World Cup this autumn.
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Cllr Oliver Freeston, the Reform UK leader of North East Lincolnshire Council, said ‘it should not be controversial to prioritise the needs of local people over those illegally entering the country’
Porters Garage in Barnoldby Road has reopened under the JET brand
Test of skills involving knocking a coin off a pig’s snout goes back ‘longer than anyone can remember’
A council report says work is needed to better market the options available at Lincoln Crematorium.
Formed in March 2006 from a jamming session, the Antarctic Monkeys became a phenomenon in their own right, travelling the UK and Europe with numerous tours. The demand is now more than ever. Firmly established on the tribute scene, their live show has the power, passion and the creative edge to whip audiences into a frenzy when delivering the powerful tunes of the Arctic Monkeys as the way they should be.
Their reputation grew very quickly and in 2009 received approval from close relations to the Arctic’s as well as Chris McClure (from the front cover of the album ‘Whatever People Say I am, That’s What I’m Not’ and brother of lead singer – Jon McClure, from Reverend and the Makers).
There have been too many highlights to mention them all but main ones include Rock Revolution in Sicily, Oxegen Festival 2010 in Ireland and the Liverpool Mathew Street Festival, playing in front of 50,000 plus people as well as interviews and appearances in Q Magazine, MTV and Sky News. Rarely is there a tribute band that can rival the original yet these 4 lads mimic Turner, Cook, O’Mally and Helders style perfectly.
Friday 29th May 2026
Doors 7pm | Curfew 11pm
Ages 14+ (U18s to be accompanied)
Advance Tickets | £22.50 + Fees
The audience for this show will be standing
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Surrey, The Blaze and Somerset all maintain their unbeaten starts in the women’s T20 Blast with victories over Durham, Warwickshire Bears and Yorkshire.
‘This is a strong message that North East Lincolnshire is not the place for illegal encampment,’ said the new council leader