Tech4Schools’ second conference for Humber region primary schools takes place on Thursday 20 June. Guest speaker, Dr. Kevin Burden from the University of Hull will discuss his nationally recognised research on classroom technologyTech4Schools Conference Welcome “Classroom Technology” Expert > Read the full post on: HU17.net
Beverley band Sea of Wires will be launching their EP at the Adelphi Club in Hull on Saturday 22 of June. The Band has just finished recording with Mikey Scott at Fruit Trade Music Studio in Humber Street, Hull.Sea Of Wires EP Launch At The Adelphi > Read the full post on: HU17.net
A total of 33 Beverley AC runners competed in the Humber Bridge 10k race last Sunday. Run by City of Hull AC, this is a well established and popular race which has been getting bigger every year.Pearson Comes Third In Humber Bridge 10K > Read the full post on: HU17.net
Police are appealing for help in locating a 13 year old girl who has gone missing in Scunthorpe. Kyra Johns (13) was reported missing to police on Thursday 06 June after it is believed she left her home address on Cemetery Road, Scunthorpe sometime the night before and has not yet returned home. Kyra is described as a tall white female, of a slim build and with long blonde hair. It is thought she may have last been seen wearing her school uniform. Police believe that Kyra is currently still in the Scunthorpe area and has made contact with friends, but her exact whereabouts are not known. Kyra, and anyone who may know her whereabouts is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 reference log 117 of 06 June 2013. Use Facebook to Comment on this Post
Next season provides Humber League Champions Beverley Town Football Club with a great opportunity to make further progress after the giant strides taken last season both on and off the field by the club.Beverley Town Have Big Aspirations For New Season > Read the full post on: HU17.net
Humberside Police have released the name of the four-year-old girl who died following an incident in Grimsby. Poppy Widdison who was just four years old and known also by the name of Poppy Pyke, of Ladysmith Road, Grimsby sadly died in the early hours of Monday 10th June at Sheffield Children’s Hospital after she was transferred to the hospital, following her admission to Grimsby Hospital with serious injuries on Sunday June 9th. The exact circumstances of her death are still being investigated by Humberside Police detectives and at this time, it remains unexplained. A 34-year-old woman and a 36-year-old man, who were both arrested in connection to the incident currently remain in police custody. The family of Poppy are still trying to come to terms with their loss. The family have not or have any plans to release any comment at this time. Use Facebook to Comment on this Post
