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"I think books are like people, in the sense that they’ll turn up in your life when you most need them." / Emma Thompson
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Bringing world-class art to the heart of Hull since 1927! Today, we’re proud to welcome local visitors and beyond to enjoy one of the UK’s finest art collections. #FerensArtGallery #HullMuseums #FreeGallery
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Today's slightly alarming government advice to stock up on essentials in case of National Emergency prompts this pic of a Mobile Kitchen, presented to #Hull by @cityofguelph Canada in 1941. @hull_libraries @Hull_Museums
Sheriff Robert G Tarran raises an enamelled mug!
[BIRTHDAY] Happy birthday to French piano virtuoso Lucas Debargue! To mark this special occasion, watch him bring his refined musicality and impeccable technique to Charles-Valentin Alkan’s Etude Op. 39, the first movement of his Concerto for Solo Piano. bit.ly/486w39W
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Happy #MoleDay! Right now, it's 6:02am on 23 October, aka 6:02 10/23 in the US date format. Chemists out there will notice this date and time resembles Avogadro's number, a basic measuring unit, which defines the number of particles in one mole of substance.
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What Is The Torch?
Nigel Kobby Taylor of Beats Bus tell us all about his recent Freedom Festival show.
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📊 Research first. Invest second.
Taking time to understand your market can save time and money later.
#BIPCAtoZ #Research #BusinessPlanning
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#OTD 22 Oct 1904 a fleet of #Hull trawlers in the North Sea was shelled by the Imperial Russian Navy which mistook them for Japanese torpedo boats, Russia being at war with Japan. 2 men were killed. This postcard shows damage to trawler 'Moulmein'. @HullMaritime @hull_libraries
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The Curious Quick Quiz – Episode 4
We return to Hull’s hottest studio, Quizmaster Matt and his gorgeous knees and our expert panel for another round of questions asked by you at the Big Malarkey.
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Where Is The Narrowest Residential Street In Hull l?
We’ve done the widest, so we sent our thin thoroughfare correspondent Angus Young out with a tape measure to find the exact opposite.
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We mark the recent death of sometime #Hull resident, poet Douglas Dunn, with this 1972 picture of his house 4 Terry St, with the car (his?) parked outside, proving what he says in his poem 'Removal from Terry Street': "There is no grass in Terry Street." @PLSoc @hull_libraries
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Out today in UK - SPIES ON SCREEN
Buy here: bit.ly/4e9DlgV
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Today my thoughts about the last @hullnoir film night. #TheSpyWhoCameInFromTheCold by John le Carre, the audiobook narrated by Simon Russell Beale and @Paulodaburka #SpiesOnScreen the world of espionage on film and TV published today by @OldcastleBooks
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The things that make your business stand out - your name, logo, designs or ideas – are your intellectual property and may be worth protecting.
Find out how through free step-by-step guidance from the Intellectual Property Office:
gov.uk/government/publicatio…
Got it-Protect it!
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Douglas Dunn (1942-2026)
An Obituary
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How Do I Approach My Creative Practice?
Artist James is part of Hinterland Creative and he talks us through how he approaches his craft.
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#OTD 390 years ago 1536 #Hull woke up to find itself occupied by the Pilgrims of Grace. Despite his comment about being too proud to join the rebels, Sir John Constable took command of the town for them - doubtless based at the King's Manor. @hull_libraries @HullMaritime
Early warning! Here's news of our next film screening 📽️
We'll be at @hull_libraries (Central), 9th January to discuss and show 'Cape Fear'.
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Join us for Who Owns Creativity? an evening of discussion exploring creativity, copyright, innovation, and the challenges facing artists, creatives and cultural organisations today.
Wednesday 18 November
5:30pm - 7:30pm
Hull Central Library
Book: eventbrite.co.uk/e/who-owns-…
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The preface is written by Brenda Moon (Larkin’s former deputy at Hull) and the essay was first presented at the annual winter meeting of the Friends of Edinburgh University Library on 2nd December 1986. A brilliant self-deprecating tribute to Larkin.
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The Pilgrimage of Grace reached its climax locally #OTD 1536 - 490 years ago. #Hull - despite its medieval walls (pic) - agreed to surrender to the rebels (incuding John Hallam), on condition that no unwilling man be forced to join them. @hull_libraries @HullMaritime



























