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Its 80s party time to get your weekend started, and youll find this guy lurking somewhere in the house. A former member of 70s band Terry Dactyl & The Dinosaurs, he returned with two 80s hits, including a classic Christmas tune, but who is he, and where will you always find him?

Join Dave Hudson at 9am this morning for this, and other musical memories from four decades ago on the 80s Rewind on Humber Wave Radio - Two hours of 1980s hits on 106.9FM and DAB in Hull, East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire, online at www.humberwave.com or on your Smart Speaker or Radio App. 

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It's 80s party time to get your weekend started, and you'll find this guy lurking somewhere in the house. A former member of 70s band Terry Dactyl & The Dinosaurs, he returned with two 80s hits, including a classic Christmas tune, but who is he, and where will you always find him?

Join Dave Hudson at 9am this morning for this, and other musical memories from four decades ago on the 80s Rewind on Humber Wave Radio - Two hours of 1980s hits on 106.9FM and DAB in Hull, East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire, online at www.humberwave.com or on your Smart Speaker or Radio App.

Missed the show? Listen back on our website
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2 hours ago
#WhatsOn-Memory Cafe Grand Opening on Monday 7th September 10am to 4pm at Princes Quay with Home Instead 
and Blank Canvas.

#whatson-Memory Cafe Grand Opening on Monday 7th September 10am to 4pm at Princes Quay with Home Instead
and Blank Canvas.
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18 hours ago
A new rewards app has officially launched in #Hull turning everyday walks, cycle rides, and public transport trips into high-street shopping vouchers and charitable donations. Following a successful pilot with its own staff, the council is launching the #BetterPoints app publicly. BetterPoints is free to download, with residents able to earn daily points for travelling by more active and sustainable means as well as regular prizes, including a European City Break prize draw in September.
Anyone who lives, works or studies in Hull can download the app and start earning points every time they walk, cycle or take public transport locally.
Points act as a digital currency which can be redeemed for vouchers at high street shops, local independent businesses and online retailers, such as Costa, Tesco and Amazon.
Alternatively, they can be donated to a list of charities, including Marie Curie, the RNLI or Dogs Trust, as well as local charities such as WISHH, the Health Tree Foundation and The Deep.
The aim is to encourage people to become more active and consider healthier travel choices. By doing so, not only will they help their local community by reducing things like noise pollution and carbon emissions that are associated with motor vehicles, but they will also improve their health and wellbeing and save money.

A new rewards app has officially launched in #hull turning everyday walks, cycle rides, and public transport trips into high-street shopping vouchers and charitable donations. Following a successful pilot with its own staff, the council is launching the #BetterPoints app publicly. BetterPoints is free to download, with residents able to earn daily points for travelling by more active and sustainable means as well as regular prizes, including a European City Break prize draw in September.
Anyone who lives, works or studies in Hull can download the app and start earning points every time they walk, cycle or take public transport locally.
Points act as a digital currency which can be redeemed for vouchers at high street shops, local independent businesses and online retailers, such as Costa, Tesco and Amazon.
Alternatively, they can be donated to a list of charities, including Marie Curie, the RNLI or Dogs Trust, as well as local charities such as WISHH, the Health Tree Foundation and The Deep.
The aim is to encourage people to become more active and consider healthier travel choices. By doing so, not only will they help their local community by reducing things like noise pollution and carbon emissions that are associated with motor vehicles, but they will also improve their health and wellbeing and save money.
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