Video games have become a ubiquitous form of entertainment, with millions of people playing games of all types across the world. But what is it about video games that draw us in? In this article, we explore three key reasons why we love video games so much.
Businesses will be surveyed next week about their training and recruitment priorities as part of a partnership set up by the government to address skills shortages.
Hull and East Yorkshire Local Skills Improvement Partnership (LSIP) encourages employers, training providers, and stakeholders to attend the event regardless of whether they participated in the survey.
A campaign is being launched to encourage smokers in Beverley and East Yorkshire to stop smoking before No Smoking Day on the 8 March.
The annual awareness day is held to encourage smokers to quit, and this year’s focus is to raise awareness about the health benefits of quitting smoking.
PowerBall is a popular American lottery game that has been in existence since 1992. It is run by the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL) and is played across 45 US states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands.
The game involves players selecting five white balls from a pool of 69 numbers and one red PowerBall from a pool of 26 numbers.
When looking for a career we all have a list of boxes it needs to tick. For some of us, we need a role that fits around our families, for others, we need to feel like we are making a difference or maybe we need a job where every day is different. Is there a career that ticks all these boxes and more?
In light of the unprecedented demand for health and care services, this winter, health and care leaders in Humber and North Yorkshire are reminding people how they can get the help they need.
As a result of the high number of people waiting for hospital services, local people are being encouraged to use all alternative health services, including NHS111 online and local pharmacies, and to watch out for the health of their loved ones.
As part of their festive bus schedules for the month of December, local bus company East Yorkshire has released its schedules.
Between Christmas Eve and 3 January 2023, East Yorkshire’s buses will follow different schedules.
After hitting their targets by the end of November, a team of business professionals is pushing forward with a million-pound charity push-up campaign.
Taking part in the 100 Push-ups November Challenge in aid of Cancer Research UK, Hull-based John Flanagan, Chris Knight, and Craig Ingram will be joined by Hull exile Edward Horsfall as the “Cheltz Lads” team.
World Cup Fever will well and truly arrive in East Yorkshire on Sunday with bars in Beverley set to be full of supporters backing England.
Gareth Southgate has successfully guided his team into the round of sixteen with his side set to take on Senegal, a match they are odds on favourites to win.
During World Antimicrobials Awareness Week (18-24 November), the East Riding of Yorkshire and Hull Health and Care Partnerships are encouraging the public and healthcare professionals to become Antibiotic Guardians.
In February and May next year, the Ferens Art Gallery is seeking an artist in residence to work at the gallery.
Interested artists should send in a recent CV, a covering letter outlining their suitability for the position, and images or video links of their artwork. This can be presented as a video or as a creative project. The application deadline is Monday, 28 November 2022 at midnight.
Are you looking to lower your car payment in the new year? If so, you’re not alone. In fact, lowering your car payment is one of the most popular New Year’s resolutions.
Luckily, there are a few things you can do to make this happen. Check out the tips below to get started.
Dove House is looking for 24 wannabe dancers for Strictly in 2023. The rehearsals will take place every Thursday night down Southcoates Lane HU9, from 7pm-9pm starting on 12 January.
In order to enter, you must raise £500 in sponsorship.
Couples in the quiet Market Town of Beverley in East Yorkshire are among the most likely to cheat on their partners.
The latest figures from IllicitEncounters reveal that Beverley is a hot spot for those looking for an extramarital affair. Guilford tops the list while Beverley is ranked fifth, making it a real hotspot for affairs.
An application round for the Community Safety Fund, launched by Police and Crime Commissioner Jonathan Evison in May, has now opened.
Providing support for victims of crime and crime reduction projects are part of the Community Safety Fund’s mission.
The findings of a new study published show that none of those surveyed in Yorkshire and the Humber was able to identify all four of the most commonly reported symptoms of leukaemia. These are fatigue, bruising, unusual bleeding, and repeated infections.
Two of East Yorkshire’s most high-profile charities have cheered the contributions in cash and kind of the region’s business community after the latest fundraising event by leading law firm Rollits LLP.
More than 22 clients and contacts of the firm took part in Rollits’ annual charity golf day at Brough Golf Club and helped to raise over £3,500 for Dove House Hospice and Muscular Dystrophy UK.
A new exhibition called ‘Lost Streams, Pumps & Privies’ opens at the Beverley Guildhall on Wednesday, 6 July.
This exhibition explores Beverley’s relationship with water through the ages and reveals the courses of Beverley’s lost waterways, including the Walker Beck and the Town Ditch.
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