City of Culture
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Andrea S
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City of Culture
Hull has been named City of Culture for 2017. Gosh DK has worked hard since moving there.
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GillD46
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Re: City of Culture
Congratulations to the people of Hull, though as an inhabitant of Swansea, I have to say I am extremely disappointed as we also have the Welsh heritage.
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Jonty S1
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Hull, City of Culture 2017!
Let the banter begin!
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qbman1
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Re: City of Culture
Congratulations to the City and people of 'Ull (even DK)
Bring on the mushy peas.....
Bring on the mushy peas.....
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Dark Knight
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Well done Hull
hopefully it will bring investment and revenue to the area
hopefully it will bring investment and revenue to the area
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Boris+
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Congratulations - and I hope that this award brings lots of happiness to the area. However, I have to agree with Gill, I thought that Swansea should have got the award - stunning coastline, and the heritage etc.
Em
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GillD46
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Boris+ wrote:Congratulations - and I hope that this award brings lots of happiness to the area. However, I have to agree with Gill, I thought that Swansea should have got the award - stunning coastline, and the heritage etc.
Em
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A friend of mine once accidentally typed Hell instead of Hull into his Sat Nav.
He still got there.
He still got there.
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Manoverboard
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We know Beverley well enough but that, I think, is the closest we have ever been to Hull .... and Tandy Pandy-ish regarding Swansea.
Next year it will be Cerne Abbas
Next year it will be Cerne Abbas
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Lovely girl but I hear she puts it about a bitManoverboard wrote:We know Beverley well enough....
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Admiral of the Humber
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Dear Boris,Boris+ wrote:Congratulations - and I hope that this award brings lots of happiness to the area. However, I have to agree with Gill, I thought that Swansea should have got the award - stunning coastline, and the heritage etc.
Em
Spoken like somebody who is yet to visit the great Yorkshire city that is Kingston upon Hull. We have a decent heritage and we have a stunning coastline as well as a whole lot more. See you all in 2017! Come on you Hull!
Regards
Rob aka AOTH aka a proud citizen of Hull.
PS thanks Soiled Nightie, we couldn't have done it without you.
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Re: City of Culture
The Giant is so pleased of Hulls achievement
It must have been our dear Kev moving in that tipped the scales
Lubbooo all
Graham
It must have been our dear Kev moving in that tipped the scales
Lubbooo all
Graham
Gentle Giant of Cerne Abbas 
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Boris+
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Re: City of Culture
Hi Rob,
As it now seems that my plans for holidays in 2014 are completely up a merry gum tree without a paddle I am campaigning for a trip which takes in York and Harrogate (thoroughly enjoyed earlier this year) and onwards to Alnwick; and with the announcement which has come today I am now seriously planning on going through York and Harrogate, but widening my previous enjoyable experience by staying 'slightly elsewhere' when we are en route to Alnwick - and the obvious choice has to be Hull!
So, there you are - it is quite highly possible!
Em
As it now seems that my plans for holidays in 2014 are completely up a merry gum tree without a paddle I am campaigning for a trip which takes in York and Harrogate (thoroughly enjoyed earlier this year) and onwards to Alnwick; and with the announcement which has come today I am now seriously planning on going through York and Harrogate, but widening my previous enjoyable experience by staying 'slightly elsewhere' when we are en route to Alnwick - and the obvious choice has to be Hull!
So, there you are - it is quite highly possible!
Em
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Admiral of the Humber
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And a lovely cultured time you will have EmBoris+ wrote:Hi Rob,
As it now seems that my plans for holidays in 2014 are completely up a merry gum tree without a paddle I am campaigning for a trip which takes in York and Harrogate (thoroughly enjoyed earlier this year) and onwards to Alnwick; and with the announcement which has come today I am now seriously planning on going through York and Harrogate, but widening my previous enjoyable experience by staying 'slightly elsewhere' when we are en route to Alnwick - and the obvious choice has to be Hull!
So, there you are - it is quite highly possible!
Em
One day P&O will cruise out of the north.....
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Boris+
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Hi Rob,
I think what I'll be looking for is a nice hotel, some local eateries, architecture and maybe some waterside scenery (and shops). I've decided on the hotel for Alnwick, but the rest is up for grabs.
Em
I think what I'll be looking for is a nice hotel, some local eateries, architecture and maybe some waterside scenery (and shops). I've decided on the hotel for Alnwick, but the rest is up for grabs.
Em
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Cockers43
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Re: City of Culture
I guess 'uul will be first stop on all the Nordic Cruises from now on!
Well done lads!
Well done lads!
Ian
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Dark Knight
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Re: City of Culture
Hopefully one day it will be the first and last , when PandO relocate oop Norf 
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Dear Non cultured Forumeers,
Please have a look at the film you will find on this link.
www.hullcc.gov.uk/2017hull
Apparently what tipped the decision in our favour was our "Hullness"
Regards
Rob aka AOTH (who appears in the film)
Please have a look at the film you will find on this link.
www.hullcc.gov.uk/2017hull
Apparently what tipped the decision in our favour was our "Hullness"
Regards
Rob aka AOTH (who appears in the film)
One day P&O will cruise out of the north.....
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ChesterfieldJohn
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Re: City of Culture
Looking back at the past Cities that have had this award, does it go to rundown areas that need regenerating?
John
John
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Dark Knight
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if that the were criteria Chesterfield would win every day
given the state of the place, mind you it would need to be both a city and cultured, so naff all chance of that then
I mean you lot cant even build a straight spire
given the state of the place, mind you it would need to be both a city and cultured, so naff all chance of that then
I mean you lot cant even build a straight spire
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Admiral of the Humber
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Re: City of Culture
All help greatly appreciated John.ChesterfieldJohn wrote:Looking back at the past Cities that have had this award, does it go to rundown areas that need regenerating?
John
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Admiral of the Humber
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Ah bless you Soiled Nightie...you're one of us allreadyDark Knight wrote:if that the were criteria Chesterfield would win every day
given the state of the place, mind you it would need to be both a city and cultured, so naff all chance of that then
I mean you lot cant even build a straight spire
One day P&O will cruise out of the north.....
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Dark Knight
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