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Hello from Hull, Yorkshire 02 Hello from Hull, Yorkshire 02. Hello from Hull 03. Our City Humber Quays We wanted The Deep to be something that not only looks stunning, but would make a real impact on the city Sir Terry Farrell As the birthplace of global brands such as Lemsip, Bonjela and Gaviscon, we’ve brought you everything from Yorkshire Puddings and boiled sweets to renowned poets such as Andrew Marvell and Philip Larkin. In Hull we’ve got masterpiece, The Deep, something really special or retracing the steps and the fact that people fall of Hull MP William in love with our city as soon Wilberforce to learn as they get here speaks more about the man who volumes about the quality changed social history, of life on offer. isn’t enough to bring you here, then read on. We Over recent years the city promise that you’ll find centre has transformed something that does. well beyond recognition – shiny new buildings Click here to watch this are springing up, whilst short film to find out historic ones are being why property expert brought back to life. Our Sarah Beeny thinks rapidly developing social Hull is a great place to scene coupled with an relocate to. exciting programme of events, has tipped us And if you want to know to become one of the anything – anything at most exciting waterfront all – then visit us at locations in the UK. www.hull.co.uk or But if exploring the call us on 01482 612626 world’s oceans at Sir and we’ll be more than Terry Farrell’s iconic happy to help. The Deep 04. Hello from Hull 05. Our City When Andrew Pearson was offered a place at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art at just 18 years old, it was an opportunity too valuable to miss. Keen to pursue his theatrical career, Andrew left his home in the charming market town of Beverley and spent 15 years enjoying success in London, including landing a role in the popular ITV series, The Ruth Rendell Mysteries. Motivated by his desire to take control of his own career, Andrew decided to return to his East Yorkshire roots where he could maximise his talents and give something back to a place he feels so passionately about. Now working as a theatrical director and living with his partner Kaysie and son Charlie in the leafy Avenues, Andrew enjoys life back in Hull and finds its accessibility in relation to other cities particularly beneficial given that he works on productions all over the country. Being just a two and half hour train journey Moving back to Hull has been from London means that Andrew has more time great. It has helped to progress to spend with his family, so when he’s not busy on my career and given me the projects for stage, screen and radio, he’s often found opportunity to develop walking the dogs on the picturesque Beverley professionally. Westwood. Andrew Pearson, Artistic Director, Ensemble 52 06. Hello from Hull 07. Our City Our Hull is a great place to relocate. Sarah Beeny, TV presenter, City Property Ladder, Channel 4 To find out why click here www.hull.co.uk/relocate Holy Trinity Church Spurn Light Ship Proud of our rich and colourful history, Hull’s city centre combines a strong maritime past with a cosmopolitan present – radiating character, confidence and personality. A balance between Old A significant ongoing Town charm and sparkling investment programme new developments has means that on top of a attracted more and more number of major projects people to the heart of that have recently come Hull who want to take into fruition, there’s advantage of stylish city still plenty more in the living, spurring the growth pipeline… of café bars, restaurants, To find out more about hotels and shops. our changing city click here Queen’s Gardens 8. Hello from Hull 9. Our City With stunning views out across the Our spectacular Humber Estuary and a beautiful marina, you couldn’t wish for a more waterfront is the inspiring place to live, work or visit. The development of As the official starting Humber Quays, Hull’s point of the famous new waterfront business Clipper Round the World and international trade Yacht Race 2009/10, the marvel of many district, has set the spotlight was well and Hull is full of precedent of our newly truly on our waterfront as energised waterfront crowds gathered to see the inspirational and has created a vibrant international fleet set sail. professional quarter places to visit. that is complemented by The Guardian stunning public realm that is enjoyed by residents and visitors alike. In fact, the area was transformed into a hive of activity as the return of Hull’s hugely popular Freedom Festival brought the waterfront to life with live music, entertainment and breathtaking light installations courtesy of French street theatre artists, Carabosse. Carabosse Hull Marina Clipper Round the World Yacht Race 2009/10 10. Hello from Hull 11. Leisure Leisure House of Fraser Bed 14, Newland Avenue Whether it’s picking up the latest high street fashions, browsing the boutiques or splashing out on designer labels, Hull doesn’t disappoint on the shopping front. In the heart of Hull, Alternatively, if it’s St Stephen’s has brought something more original big name brands such as you’re after, Hull’s suburbs Zara, H&M, Jane Norman, and villages are home to La Senza and Cult and a number of independent just across the road at retailers whose boutiques House of Fraser, designer sell everything from concessions including vintage and designer St Stephens Karen Millen, All Saints, clothing to handmade … great little Diesel and Ted Baker jewellery and antique are filling the shelves. furnishings. shops, a buzzing Elsewhere in the city For an on-trend ‘boho’ centre Mamas & Papas look we love: cultural life… and Pandora have recently Crave Boutique (Hessle), opened up shop. Bohemia & Bed 14 and streets full Princes Quay offers (Newland Avenue), affordable fashion Beasley’s Hull city centre. of energy. including River Island, For designer chic we love: Time Out Monsoon, Warehouse, Coco Noir (Swanland), Moda in Pelle and a Dias and Dapper (Hessle), great Links of London Riley’s (Beverley). concession. 12. Hello from Hull 13. Leisure If Britain really is to boast about its growing restaurant reputation… it needs more places like this. Jay Rayner, Restaurant Critic, The Observer on Artisan in Hessle Boars Nest, Princes Avenue In Hull we love good food and fresh local produce is always a favourite on our menu. Gastro pubs such as The one of the most unusual Star at Sancton and The eateries in Yorkshire. Pipe and Glass Inn at Suburban areas have South Dalton, which has also become increasingly recently been awarded a popular – in fact Princes prestigious Michelin star in Avenue, situated close to The Michelin Guide Great Dukes, Princes Avenue the University, is dubbed Britain and Ireland 2011, as Hull’s cosmopolitan offer traditional country quarter. Here you’ll find pub charm with a creative, the Boars Nest, where top contemporary twist. Other chef Simon Rogers left the top-class eateries include bright lights of London’s Winteringham Fields and Four Seasons behind to Eating Whites Restaurant in Lucianos, Hessle open this distinctive A La Beverley, which has recently Carte Edwardian restaurant. won a place in The Good Food Guide 2011. And of course the character of Hull’s Old Town wouldn’t And, as new café bars Out be the same without its and restaurants continue unique historic pubs. Armed to spring up across the with a copy of Hull’s Ale city, diners can choose Trail, you’ll find Ye Olde from trendy tapas bars or White Harte which claims its established chains such place in history books as it asThe Redhouse British was there in 1642, Sir John Brasserie, Nando’s and Hotham resolved to prevent Prezzo or if you fancy King Charles I from entering something a bit different, Hull – an act that triggered you can dine with the the English Civil War. sharks at the Two Rivers Restaurant at The Deep, Watch a video on all which has built itself the culinary delights a reputation for being Hull has to offer. 14. Hello from Hull 15. Leisure In Hull we don’t As well as beautiful believe in all work scenery and traditional Things to Hull Truck Theatre is charm, market towns and no play and this such as Beverley in the ranked as one of the is reflected by a East Riding offer their own rapidly expanding entertainment – giving Top 10 Best Theatres locals and residents the see and do leisure offer. chance to pick up some of of 2008. From the vibrant city the fresh local produce or centre to beautiful back a winner during a day The Daily Telegraph countryside and stunning out at the races. And when coastline just 20 minutes Ladies Day comes to town down the road, our list hats and handbags are at of things to see and do is the ready. endless. So, whether it’s a For more information on trip to The Deep to explore things to see and do in the world’s oceans, East Yorkshire click here Pave, Princes Avenue walking the dogs on the picturesque Beverley See also: Westwood or taking the The Deep kids to one of our free Museums Quarter award-winning museums, Hull Truck Hull has a range of leisure pursuits to suit all tastes. Home to a number of successful sporting teams Beverley Races including Hull FC, Hull KR, Hull City AFC Hull Stingrays and Hull City AFC, Hull has seen a The Deep sporting renaissance.
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