‘Afroworld’ exhibition to celebrate black hair
Comments Off on ‘Afroworld’ exhibition to celebrate black hairRayh Mohammed has combined photos and augmented reality to tell the stories of sitters from Hull.
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Residents’ frustration at ‘1970s-style’ power cuts
Comments Off on Residents’ frustration at ‘1970s-style’ power cutsNorthern Powergrid say engineers have fixed the fault affecting properties in Isle of Axholme.
Students to get travel grants worth hundreds
Comments Off on Students to get travel grants worth hundredsNorth Lincolnshire Council says it will give grants of up to £362 to help students get to lessons.
Stop feeding seagull ‘muggers’, beachgoers told
Comments Off on Stop feeding seagull ‘muggers’, beachgoers toldVisitors to Bridlington, Hornsea and Withernsea are being urged not to turn the birds into pests.
Man behaving like ‘feral animal’ launched horrific attack on woman in front of mums and children in playground
Comments Off on Man behaving like ‘feral animal’ launched horrific attack on woman in front of mums and children in playgroundThe Judge said: ‘It is the most appalling assault on a helpless female I have seen. I am a judge of 35 years at the Bar and have never seen anything like it. Lord Knows how the mothers with their children felt seeing their children being exposed to that’
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Government funding for vital repairs at local hospitals and schools in northern Lincolnshire
Comments Off on Government funding for vital repairs at local hospitals and schools in northern Lincolnshire£5.8m will go towards repairs at Scunthorpe General Hospital and Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital, Grimsby, including roof works
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Barton engineering firm gets council support to buy new high-tech machines
Comments Off on Barton engineering firm gets council support to buy new high-tech machinesThe precision engineering firm has been based out of Barton for five decades.
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Spring Afternoon Tea at Healing Manor Hotel
Comments Off on Spring Afternoon Tea at Healing Manor HotelEnjoy a taste of Spring with this seasonal Afternoon Tea. Featuring a light and fresh selection of savouries, sandwiches, scones and sweets, Spring Afternoon Tea is available as Regular, Vegetarian, Gluten-Free and Vegan, for £30 per person, with a Children’s Menu available for £18 per person.
The Spring Afternoon Tea Menu is:
Sandwiches:
– Cheese and Pickle
– Haslet and Tomato Chutney
– Egg and Cress
– Cheese and Pickle
– Haslet and Tomato Chutney
– Egg and Cress
Savouries:
– Quiche, wilted garlic, pea and asparagus
– Pâté, sourdough crackers, crudités
– Pea and Mint Soup
– Quiche, wilted garlic, pea and asparagus
– Pâté, sourdough crackers, crudités
– Pea and Mint Soup
Scone:
– Plain Scone, strawberry jam, clotted cream
– Sultana Scone, cinnamon cream cheese
– Plain Scone, strawberry jam, clotted cream
– Sultana Scone, cinnamon cream cheese
Sweets
– Iced Finger, lemon cream
– Millionaire’s Shortbread
– Carrot Cake, walnuts
– Cherry Bakewell
– Coconut Macaroon, shredded coconut
– Iced Finger, lemon cream
– Millionaire’s Shortbread
– Carrot Cake, walnuts
– Cherry Bakewell
– Coconut Macaroon, shredded coconut
For full menus, please refer to the website.
Spring Afternoon Tea is served between 12pm and 2.30pm on: Thursday 15, Friday 16, Saturday 17, Thursday 22, Friday 23, Saturday 24, Thursday 29, Friday 30, and Saturday 31 May, and Thursday 5, Friday 6 and Saturday 7 June 2025, 12pm-2.30pm.
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Exhibition: Streets of Grimsby
Comments Off on Exhibition: Streets of GrimsbyStreets of Grimsby
24th May 2025 – 15th March 2026
Doughty Gallery, Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre
An exhibition of artworks from the museum’s collection featuring local scenes from the 1850s to present day. Accompanied by reflections, including a music video, from local people.
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Exhibition: Richard Meaghan – The Man Who Remembered The Future
Comments Off on Exhibition: Richard Meaghan – The Man Who Remembered The FutureRichard Meaghan’s series of self-portraits reflects his sharp critique of society, examining the complexities of identity, power, and societal expectations. He describes his art as a form of protest, aiming to expose the ugliness, hypocrisy, and sickness of the world. His emasculated figures, often grotesque and exaggerated, are a satirical commentary on the dehumanization and corruption he observes in the world today.
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