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So, the cat is out of the bag. Little Steve is stepping down from the radio.
‘I want you to know, the team here have been so supportive throughout all of this. After a lot of consideration, I’ve decided at this point in my life, I have to step down.
My last broadcast will be on Sunday (tomorrow) from 7am. Let’s make it a good one shall we?’
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Weekend breakfast: School Holidays, good morning train and Little Steve has a big, important announcement about weekend breakfast, just after 8am…. Tune in to find out more…
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#PrideinHull is set to transform the city into a rainbow spectacle this coming weekend, with a vibrant parade, star guests and family entertainment set to make it an occasion like no other. On Saturday, July 27, the festival, with this year’s theme, “We've Got Pride Down to a T”, willl emphasise the need for trans equality and education, while celebrating the entire #LGBTQ+ spectrum. The festivities kick off with a colourful parade, gathering at 9.30am, promising to be a dazzling display of love, acceptance, and solidarity.
Following the parade, the main stage at Zebedee's Yard will come alive with electrifying performances from noon to 6pm. Headline acts include pop sensation Louise, who will be treating the audience to her chart-topping hits.
Star-studded line-up announced for Pride in Hull 2024
www.hulldailymail.co.uk
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Plans to restore 40 hectares of lost biodiversity to the #Humber estuary have been marked with the installation of a new seagrass sculpture near #thedeep.
The sculpture, which also serves as a plastic bottle recycling station, has been installed beside the Millennium footbridge which connects The Deep to Humber Street and other city centre links. The woven sculpture has been funded by Wilder Humber, a partnership between energy company Ørsted and Yorkshire and Lincolnshire wildlife trusts.
www.thehullstory.com
By Simon Bristow , Co-Editor Plans to restore 40 hectares of lost biodiversity to the Humber estuary have been marked with the installation of a new seagrass sculpture near The Deep. The sculpture, wh...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
#whatson: Hull Museums Medieval Mayhem! 27th and 28th July 2024, 11am-4pm. The big free event from Hull Museums this Summer is the medieval re-enactment, around High Street and the Museums Quarter in Old Town Hull.
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Have some fun by guessing what year this film was in the cinema. Find out if your right by listening to todays 11 at 11 on Humber Wave Radio 106.9FM or humberwave.com
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