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The Home “TheHeart Heart of of Your Your Home” From the minute you walk into the Tolle showroom on Sow Hill Road in Beverley, you sense the relaxed atmosphere of the family run business. Whether just browsing for ideas or wanting a meeting to find inspiration and ideas from the designers at hand to offer their expertise and enthusiasm, nothing is too much trouble. But when it comes to style, variety is also on offer from this independent showroom. Sourcing its products from a range of quality German
and British suppliers the end result is always luxurious yet there are options here to suit all budgets from a classic painted wooden shaker to ultra modern concrete and glass with prices ranging from £5,000 to £100k.
Which other kitchen suppliers can offer this type of service? All staff at Tolle Kitchens are award winning designers with awards ranging from the Kitchen, Bedroom and Bathroom Association to leading platform for home renovation Houzz. Therefore you will not only get a perfectly working kitchen but also a wow and dream space designed just for you.
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Our close knit team and award winning designers, Dorian, John, Lynne and Angela, all have a passion for creative design with professional service, and offer a wealth of experience in kitchen ergonomics and design. Tolle kitchens is a recognised Neff Masterpartner showroom and you can receive expert product advice within a high-quality and inspirational environment as all members of staff have had full indepth training. Therefore if you are wanting knowledge about a specific appliance or information regarding a whole set of appliances for your new kitchen Tolle is the place to go.
All packages are fully tailored to you and your needs. Whether you want a supply only kitchen to a fully project managed kitchen including full electrics, plumbing, fitting, painting and floor fitting. So if you are ready to fall in love with the heart of your home, pop in for a free consultation. The team will design your kitchen from your plans, or come out, measure up an existing space and start to use your ideas along with their award-winning skill to produce a dream space for you. With a “Best of Design 2016” award from Houzz, the leading platform for home renovation and design, under its belt, Tolle is ready to create the style of kitchen you desire, to suit your budget.
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Hello Readers,
Welcome to this months edition of HULLMAG. We have another packed magazine for you to enjoy and hopefully keep you entertained and informed. Please do support the businesses that advertise with us they do rely on you using them and it is great for our local economy. We have some great competitions for you in this edition with concert tickets for UB40, Public Image Limited, Heather Small, Wilko Johnson and Hugh Cornwell all up for grabs. We also have a family ticket for Burton Agnes Hall and a pair of tickets to see Legally Blonde at Hull New Theatre.
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All the regular feature are in the magazine too - including Gardening, Food and Drink, Roy Woodcock’s Wine column, Motoring, Fiona Dwyer’s Food For Thought column, Travel with Marion Owen and the House & Home feature too. This month we also have a feature on kitchen renovations which has some really good tips that will keep you on track if you are planning any kitchen alterations in the near future. The Zen garden feature looks really good and I think that I might be tempted to give some of those features a little try out in my garden and make it a little more relaxing for the summer.
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We are always looking for contributions from local people so if you have a story or you are ablle to write a column please do get in touch with us for next years magazine. We are also looking for local photographers to submit images of Hull and the surrounding area for inclusion in the magazine too. Until the next edition take care and enjoy yourselves.
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Local News Now children at the primary school can enjoy delicious meals, cooked on site, like roast chicken, vegetable pie and jam roly-poly. Jill Wood, Business Manager at St Nicholas and Sidmouth Primary Schools, said: “Since St Nicholas Primary School got its micro kitchen the children have loved staying for a school meal.
Master chefs! Every Hull school now has its own kitchen School menus across Hull are getting tastier and more creative now that every primary and secondary school in Hull has its own kitchen.
Schools without kitchens used to have meals cooked in one of six transport kitchens with the food transported to them in thermal containers ready to be served. From 2012 Hull City Council has been improving kitchens in schools through the School Capital Programme. The programme, along with a government initiative to install and refurbish kitchens in schools in readiness for the Universal Infant Free School Meals (UIFSM) policy, has ensured that every school in the city now has its own kitchen.
Sue Walker, Business Director at Hall Road Academy, said: “Since our school has had a kitchen refurbishment it has made a huge difference to the numbers of children who stay for a hot healthy school lunch.
“We worked with Hull City Council Asset Management and the Catering Team to get the new kitchen we wanted and the whole venture has been a major success.” Some schools, like St Nicholas Primary School, have had micro
“We now get wonderful smells around school of fresh cooking. “The cooks can also adapt the menu to the needs and preferences of the children. The presentation has vastly improved too.” Catering staff at St Nicholas cook approximately 155 meals on site every day. Councillor Phil Webster, Portfolio Holder for Learning, Skills, and Safeguarding Children, said: “There are significant benefits to a child’s education if it is accompanied by a nutritious diet. “We should be proud as both a city and a council that all our schools now have the facilities to cook tasty, healthy and nutritious meals on site.” There are many reasons why schools having their own kitchen is so essential. Studies have shown that hunger affects concentration, and that well-nourished children do better at school.
“Menus can also be more flexible, especially if we have a theme day we want to promote. The children like the fact that they have more choice in what they eat. “The quality of the food has improved and for 50p a meal it is exceptionally good value.
kitchens installed. Micro kitchens are smaller versions of traditional kitchens, designed to meet the needs of the smaller dining units. Before St Nicholas got its new cooking space, meals were cooked elsewhere and transported to the school.
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Nationally, over a third of teachers have seen the funding of free school dinners for Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 children have a direct impact on improved concentration and attainment levels. Since September 2014, all children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 in state-funded schools in England have been eligible for a cooked school lunch at no cost to parents.
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No kitchen sink drama: top tips and tricks to help make your kitchen renovation run smoothly Planning a kitchen renovation this year? Here’s everything you need to know before you start. As open plan living becomes ever more popular, a combined kitchen/dining/ living room, often called the ‘family room’, has become the heart of the home, for everything from stand-up breakfasts to more formal entertaining.
It’s no surprise then that when people buy a new house, one of the first projects they tackle is often a kitchen overhaul. According to the very latest 2018 Kitchen Trends report, 40 per cent of kitchen renovations were started after a new house purchase. And with an average spend of £10,300, rising to £11,700 for rooms of 100sq ft or above, it’s essential the work is done to a high standard.
To ensure your new house project goes smoothly, Rachael Cummings, BeverleyMag features editor, offers these essential tips.
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pantry’s collection of spices. Having an idea of this will help when it comes to planning your kitchen storage needs.
You could even include wish list items which you hope to have in the future to ensure your kitchen design has longevity.
KNOW YOUR STYLE Researching different types of kitchen designs and thinking about your favourite colour
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Considering details such as cupboard doors, taps, hardware and worktops will help you identify your look.
professionals who have solid industry knowledge is crucial to ensuring a smooth kitchen renovation.
If you’re really unsure about what you want, sometimes thinking about what you don’t like is an easier place to start.
Not only can they advise on the viability of ideas, but they’ll also be able to recommend the
best suppliers, materials and processes. MANAGING DAILY ROUTINES It’s inevitable that remodelling a kitchen will slightly disrupt the daily routine but planning ahead can save a lot of hassle.
Dedicating a small space for microwave, kettle and table to act as an impromptu cooking station and organising a pet sitter are things your future self will thank you for.
MEASURE UP The golden rule ‘measure twice, cut once’ is one to live by during a kitchen project. Accurate measurements of your current kitchen and dining space, including elements such as windows, doors and fuse boxes, are essential. It’s always worth asking for a second opinion from whomever will be fitting your kitchen to ensure shedules keep on track. GET IN THE PROS Working with a good team of
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Additional Sea of Hull photograph to join Ferens’ permanent collection An additional Sea of Hull image, by Spencer Tunick, will join the Ferens Art Gallery’s permanent collection as a result of generous donations made by the public with the support of the Friends of the Ferens. Three artworks were on display as part of the dramatic SKIN exhibition last year, and now a fourth image with join the collection as a fantastic reminder of that unique day on Saturday 9 July 2016 when Hull made worldwide headlines. Tunick’s aerial shot of the awardwinning Scale Lane Bridge filled with striking blue nudes was chosen by the participants and the wider public during the exhibition, and by an online vote.
received funding from the Friends of the Ferens to help with the purchase.
Councillor Terry Geraghty, Hull City Council Portfolio Holder for Leisure and Tourism and Chair of Hull Culture & Leisure Limited, said: “I would like to thank everyone who has made a contribution and supported our ambition to acquire a fourth piece of work from the Ferens commission. We are also very fortunate and grateful to have
“To add a further work by this international artist to our permanent collection is great news for the gallery and art lovers. It will go on display alongside Tunick’s other stunning images of the city, highlighting a wider variety of the locations where 3,200 people posed, creating the UK’s largest ever nude installation.”
Kirsten Simister, Curator of Art at the Ferens Art Gallery, said: “We are delighted with the positive response from the public and incredibly grateful for all the support we have received throughout this incredible experience. We are thrilled to be able to add a further piece of amazing work to our collection. This commission has been a huge success, enriching the Ferens collection and adding to a new chapter in the history of the city in a way that exceeded
everyone’s expectations. I hope Tunick’s works will continue to provide inspiration and enjoyment for generations to come.” Plans are underway to display the new acquisition, with the three original purchases made by Tunick, in August this year. Photo Credit - Spencer Tunick, Sea of Hull: Scale Lane Bridge, Hull, 2016. Ferens Art Gallery, Hull Museums/ ©Spencer Tunick
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companies, ranging in size from start-up’s to large PLC’s will represent a wide variety of commerce and industry sectors. Jane Gough one of the Expo Directors. said: “The Expo is a fantasic platform for business people to come together to meet prospective and new clients and partners that will make a difference to their businesses.” In addition to the exhibitors, there will be motivational
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Hull to pitch for Channel 4 creative hub Hull will pitch for one of three creative hubs to be set up by Channel 4. The broadcaster announced today that a pitch process will be launched in April, with regions across the UK bidding for one of the new hubs. The move, called 4 All The UK, will see a National HQ established outside of London, alongside two new smaller creative hubs in the nations and
content significantly, from 35 per cent to 50 per cent of main channel UK commissions, by 2023 – a rise of more than £250 million.
city. From a City of Culture year that exceeded all expectations to attracting global companies like Siemens, we have proven what can be achieved when businesses, the council and residents work together for the benefit of Hull.
Mark Jones MBE, Director of Regeneration, said: “We are proud to have been recognised by Channel 4 as a potential destination for one of its new creative hubs.
“We think Hull shares Channel 4’s creative vision and values. With £3 billion of investment already delivered in the city, our future is bright. So why not Hull?”
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regions in 2019 – home to 300 Channel 4 jobs, including key creative decision-makers, with the intention to grow over time. A decision on the location of the hubs is set be made in quarter three of this year. The broadcaster will increase its outlay on nations and regions
The MOT will become harder to pass this year, with vehicles rated out of three categories - with only one deemed a pass.
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So a vehicle with an oil leak could in theory get a major rating if it’s found to be dripping, but otherwise the failing would be a minor.
Motorists will be punished with a £100 fine and three penalty points on their license.
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Have your say on waste services Hull City Council wants to hear your views on local waste services. A survey has been launched to understand what you think about your waste collection service, the cleanliness of your local area, and where you think we should be focussing our efforts in future. Councillor Alan Clark, portfolio holder for waste services, said: “We launched this survey as we are considering a number ways in which we can improve our services in the future. Councillor Alan Clark, portfolio holder for waste services, said: “We launched this survey as we are considering a number ways in which we can improve our services in the future. This includes plans around litter enforcement, fly-tipping and the development of an education programme. “Your feedback will help us influence and develop the city waste strategy for the next few years.”
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l Efficiency: Reviewing services like waste collection and street cleaning to make them more effective, working in partnership e.g. with community payback so that parolees are giving something back, continuing to support Bring Out your Rubbish Days across the city.
l Education: Develop a programme of education to make sure people know their responsibilities, recruit new staff to engage with local communities and resolve waste issues.
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Humber Wood Recycling Project Ltd: Good with wood The up-cycling and refurbishing trend shows no signs of diminishing anytime soon and with queues forming outside council recycling shops and ‘tip-skimming’ becoming a ‘thing’, ‘makedo-and-mend’ is still firmly on the lifestyle map. All of this is great news for a Hull enterprise that’s breathing new life into precious materials that would otherwise be incinerated or sent to landfill. The awardwinning Humber Wood Recycling Project operates as a social enterprise reducing wood waste and landfill providing training and work opportunities for people considered to be vulnerable or marginalised.
The project is almost entirely self-funding, generating income chiefly by providing a cost-effective alternative for businesses and industries that would normally hire a skip or private disposal services to deal with wood waste. The collected wood is then sorted, graded and prepared for sale at more competitive prices than the DIY superstores. Finally, the on-site
shop sells handcrafted items, such as furniture or garden planters made wholly from the reclaimed wood that has been up-cycled or created into something entirely new by the project team. Volunteers are the lifeblood of the enterprise and arrive from all sorts of backgrounds and with varying degrees of skills and experience - or even none at all! The project provides all the necessary basic training and volunteers move on to learn workshop skills, gain retail experience from the shop and spend time learning and getting to grips with administrative matters and the day-to-day running the whole outfit. And, of course, it is these trained and experienced volunteers who are called on first when the project is in a position to offer a sustainable paid employment opportunity.
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Ensuring the safety of your pets this Easter. Easter is just around the corner. Finally, all those bank holidays, some better weather (hopefully) and all the chocolate… It’s important to bear our pets in mind over Easter, since decorations, flowers and foods can be toxic.
Chocolate is very poisonous to dogs. Even small amounts can cause vomiting, diarrhoea, tremors and fits. How poisonous the chocolate is depends on it’s type, with dark the most poisonous and white the least, however, if your pet has eaten any chocolate please call the practice immediately for advice. Hot cross buns or any food that contains sultanas and raisins can cause kidney failure in dogs. Only very small amounts are required to make your pet really poorly, so don’t be tempted to treat them. With Spring approaching often our houses are full of beautiful plants at Easter. It’s important to remember that many plants are poisonous, including daffodils which cause vomiting, diarrhoea and sometime fits in dogs. Lilies are extremely poisonous to cats, causing kidney failure that can be fatal.
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Legally Blonde Legally Blonde the Musical has been 3 years in the waiting due to Hull New Theatre being closed, but, Beverley Musical Theatre are now delighted to premier this show, not only in the Hull city but in the whole of the region. Legally Blonde the Musical has been 3 years in the waiting due to Hull New Theatre being closed, but, Beverley Musical Theatre are now delighted to premier this show, not only in the Hull city but in the whole of the region. Beverley Musical Theatre are one of only 2 amateur societies who have the standing and the experience to perform at Hull New Theatre and we pride ourselves in having excellent talented actors and musicians taking part. The response to the announcement of the show was amazing and attracted skilled students to audition, from Hull University and Hull College who are studying a range of performing arts courses and other degree subjects. Zoe Kennington (pictured top) playing the lead Elle Woods is studying for a performing arts degree, this is her first lead role at Hull New Theatre and she has 2 supporting actors in the shape of Bruiser the Chihuahua,
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whose real name is Ronnie and Rufus the Bulldog, Alias Eddie. Ronnie has been given his very own diamante collar and coat from the West End director of the show and he is more than happy to go along with the pink theme. The show has a cast of 70 and a professional orchestra which brings this lively, fun show to life, making it suitable for all ages. The show runs from June 19th to 23rd and tickets are available from hull booking office on 01482 300306 or from www.hulltheatres.co.uk and start at just £11.50
The bar formerly known as the Korner Bar has under gone a programme of refurbishment by new owners Jayney Wright and Craig Garner. Jayney is well known in Hull and East Yorkshire for her work as a music promoter with her Off The Road brand (and Co-ordinator for The Cottingham Springboard Festival), so it was a natural progression for her to aquire her own venue and call it Off The Road Live Lounge.
plus covers bands from Hull and further afield. We are also looking at cabaret shows, a comedy club, and DJ nights.” Craig went on to say: “All of our ales will be sourced from local breweries as we believe in supporting local businesses whenever possible.” “We want our venue to embrace the local culture as much as possible. We will also be dog friendly so you will be able to purchase special drinks for dog too. So while you’re supping your favourite beer your four legged friend can be at your side enjoying a drink with you!”
Jayney told HullMag: “Our aim is to showcase all genres of live music bringing a mix of established and unsigned bands
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There is still plenty of talk about the proposed cruise terminal for Hull hitting the news. In the meantime Cruise & Maritime Voyages have pledged to support cruising from Hull yet For all your travel needs again. For 2019 we have sailings aboard Astoria (previously We are a full travel agency named Funchal). She is smaller having only 550 berths as against & book ALL tour operators. You don’t pay extra, our advice & the Marco Polo which we have sailing from Hull this year with service is included whilst you sit back and look forward to your holiday. 800 berths. The sailings for this year have been very full for months so I feel Astoria will fill quickly especially with the Exclusive holidays by Air fantastic BOGOF deal. YES, the first guest in the cabin pays and & travel from your door the second guest sharing is FREE. These amazing savings always Tuscany’s Gardens create very strong early sales and quite correct too, those booking early should always get the best savings. So where can 4th June 2018 - 7 nights 6 1/2 days of fully guided touring you go on Astoria, this country house style of ship in 2019? Half board + 6 lunches 01 Sep 19 - 11 night British Isles Discovery from £1599 4 star hotel £1726 pp twin share 12 Sep 19 - 8 night Fjordland Splendour from £1159 20 Sep 19 - 14 night Baltic Cities & St Petersburg from £2029 Jersey by Air 2018 04 Oct 19 - 8 night Autumn Fjordland from £1099 Travel from your door from £699 12 Oct 19 - 13 night Norway & the Land of 7 nights half board at the Mayfair Northern Lights from £1789 05 May, 23 June, 04 August, 25 Oct19 - 11 night Iceland & the Land of & 22 September the Northern Lights from £1519 New Zealand ‘Viewing of the Northern Lights are subject to atmospheric conditions’ October 2018 Prices shown above are the TOTAL cost for the lowest grade of cabin for 2 people sharing. (Gratuities extra £7 per person per day) CHINA October2019 Don’t delay book a bargain cruise today…. Please ask for details If you like the prices you see above but not the dates of the History & Culture Tours Our own coach departures sailings, then I urge you to travel a little further afield to join your ship. Why not sail from Newcastle or Liverpool aboard the larger 12 April Norfolk, 5 days £449 Magellan. We can make it very easy for you to join the ship with 13 May Isle of Man 6 days £595 23 June WW1 battlefields our home to port service from £75 per person. 6 days from £569 There are sailings available from May through to August and Many more tours on our website Always fully escorted whilst Cruise & Maritime offer adult only sailings in the month of August there are multi generational sailings allowing for the Grandparents, Parents and Children to enjoy a cruise together. For a full list of our own Special departures Child prices are up to 15 years and start at only £99. visit our website at All of the cruise lines are now selling 2019 and even 2020, both www.marionowentravel.co.uk River & Ocean Cruising. Don’t miss out on the early booking Tel : 01482 212525 offers available by booking now. Each cruise line is very different or call in person to from another, there is a cruise out there to suite everyone. You 23 Portland Street, HULL just have to ensure you make the right choice for you, to suite BOOK LOCAL & KNOW WHO your budget, destination, size of ship and formality. YOU ARE BOOKING WITH ! With our 1st hand experience of over 160 ships, please do not Prices quoted are per person, subject hesitate to ask for more information and let us help you make to availability on booking. Solo ’s welcome please ask your booking. Please remember to mention
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Food & Drink
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World of Wine There’s so much pretentiousness around wine (and yes, I know, I’m running the risk of being accused of glass houses and stones) but the bottom line has to be if you like a particular wine, be it red, white, pink or any other colour come to that, then it really doesn’t matter how, when and with what it’s drunk. That’s always been my mantra; so a cold glass of Chablis with some blood rare beef? Absolutely fine if that’s what tickles your tastebuds. Having said all of that, I would never discourage anyone from really getting into the subject there is so much to enjoy, apart from the wine! And there are so many ways of finding out more; certainly enough books, magazines and videos to last a lifetime - when I did a search for “learning about wine” on YouTube, for instance, it threw up 956,000 results. Talking and listening to someone who shares your passion is always a good place to start; never
being afraid to ask for advice, for instance. Which is why seeking out a wine merchant is always a good idea - they’re always happy to pass on their advice and knowledge and the chances are you’ll discover a few more interesting wines into the bargain. For instance, there’s a rise in interest in certain eastern European countries right now Croatia, Slovenia and Macedonia - producing some really good wines. But trying to find examples amidst the hundreds of bottles stacked on your local supermarket shelf could be a problem. Wine clubs and dinners are always worth seeking out; the latter generally featuring an “expert” who will guide you through the bottles that have been chosen to accompany certain dishes. It makes for a really enjoyable evening and you’ll almost certainly come away with a deeper understanding of the subject. Locally, there’s a Hull branch of the Yorkshire Guild of Sommeliers who say their simple aim is to “promote the discovery and enjoyment of wine” and who offer a warm welcome to anyone with an interest in the subject, whether that’s a complete beginner or passionate wine enthusiast. The Hull branch generally meets monthly at the Kingston Theatre Hotel, with the April meeting scheduled for the 10th, with guest speaker Andrew Bennett talking
about the iconic wine regions of France. Following that there’s a meeting on May 14 (pairing tapas and wines of Spain) and June 4th, with a guest speaker from Derventino Wines, of Malton. Last month I was delighted to be invited to the first meeting of a Hull restaurant’s newly-formed wine club. Held at 1884 Wine and Tapas on the Marina, it featured six tapas courses, each matched by a wine chosen by one of their suppliers, Yorkshire Vintners, of Ripon. We enjoyed an English white (Bacchus) with a starter of grilled Dover sole, brown shrimps, sea spinach and burnt butter. Now I’m a huge fan of English wine but this one came from a small Suffolk producer (Giffords Hall Vineyard) that was new to me. In simple terms you wouldn’t be far wrong if you described it as an English version of a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc - it had those wonderful gooseberry and elderflower notes and suited the fish perfectly. Next up we had a French Bordeaux blend, but from New Zealand, that was chosen for a dish of confit chicken thigh and forest mushrooms. The Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot-Cabernet Franc blend from the Te Mata estate in Hawke’s Bay had hints of aniseed and thyme and was my star of the evening. Wines from South Africa, Argentina and Germany completed the show, with Yorkshire Vintners sales manager Edd Simpson giving us a quick introduction to them before we all tucked in.
He told me: “I am a bit of wine geek and I love everything about it, from the production of wines to the drinking. But it can be intimidating for some people if they think they should know more about what’s happening with wine. “Because of that people often play safe; they’ve had a certain wine, perhaps a Pinot Grigio or a Merlot, and liked it and because of that they stick with it every time, because it’s safe. Equally they may have experienced a poor example of a particular wine, so never try it again. In both cases they are denying themselves an opportunity to taste something really exciting. “I see my job as trying to entertain but hopefully educate a little, bit by bit, and in doing so dispel some of the pretentiousness that exists around wine and give people a little more confidence to branch out.” Edd and Deborah Spicer, Director of 1884 Wine and Tapas Bar, both confirmed that the wine club (there’s no formal membership) will hold tasting events around once every three months, so keep watch on their website (www.1884wineandtapasbar. co.uk) for details. Roberts & Speight, of Beverley, organise occasional wine tastings (www.robertsandspeight.co.uk) as do House of Townend at their Cellar Door headquarters at Melton Business Park (www. houseoftownend.com) As this column went to press there were still tickets available for Townend’s Nyetimber English sparkling wine tasting on April 27th (tickets £35).
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Where: House of Townend When: Now, while stocks last Why: I’ve drunk this at The Old House pub and restaurant in Hull Old Town and, by the bottle, this is an example of a great wine you won’t find on a supermarket shelf. From New Zealand, it’s beautifully fragrant and works well with lamb or full-flavoured beef bourguignon.
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Where: Co-op When: Now Why: This elegant red from the Rioja Alvesa region of Northern Spain from a familyowned winery, has spicy bramble aromas and concentrated black fruit flavours that combine to give a long, savoury finish and hint of liquorice. Perfect with a traditional Easter roast.
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Marsala panettone bread and butter pudding This is a variation of a classic British pudding and one of my favourite desserts. As a child I remember my mother preparing this during the winter months to keep us warm and full. It is very easy to make and is absolutley delicious. INGREDIENTS 2/3 cup (110g) sultanas 100ml sweet Marsala 300ml milk 300ml thickened cream 2 orange zest, pared strips 1 vanilla bean, split, seeds scraped 3 eggs 1 egg yolk 150g caster sugar 50g unsalted butter, softened 300g panettone or brioche loaf, sliced Icing sugar, to serve Raspberries, to serve METHOD Step 1 Preheat oven to 180C. Place the sultanas in a small bowl and cover with Marsala, set aside for 30 minutes to soak. Step 2 Meanwhile, heat milk, cream, orange zest, vanilla pod and seeds in a small pan over medium heat. Whisk eggs, egg yolk and sugar together until combined. As soon as cream bubbles, pour into egg mixture, whisking constantly. Set aside.
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Step 3 Butter panettone slices and layer into a 2L (8-cup) baking dish. Strain cream mixture, discarding solids, then pour over panettone. Set aside for 30 minutes to infuse. Place baking dish into a larger baking dish and pour in enough boiling water to come halfway up the sides. Bake for 45 minutes or until custard is set and top is golden. Rest for 15 minutes. Serve dusted with icing sugar and raspberries. Serves 4/6.
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Gardening
Zen and Asian Garden Ideas Create your own area of tranquility with a beautiful Zen inspired garden space. Historically the original Zen Gardens were created by the Buddhist monks as spaces for solitude and meditation that simultaneously represent the human’s admiration for the beauty of nature. The origin of the gardens can be traced back to the late 14th century, and in the beginning, they were small secluded spaces within the monasteries composed mainly of gravel, rocks, and stones arranged in such a manner which closely resembled a natural landscape. The impression of water was achieved through wave-like patterns in the
gravel, and the rocks and stones were representative of mountains and hills. Japanese Rock Gardens or Dry Asian Landscapes often used these methods where water was scarce. This concept was developed and upgraded through the years and new elements – lakes, bridges, lighting and art installations were all introduced. Today a Zen Garden is a collective term for all interpretations on the subjects that explore the inspiration of the Asian aesthetics,
philosophy, and admiration for nature. The essential elements in a traditional Japanese Zen Garden are gravel,
stones and in some cases moss. Such a garden is created to be felt not observed. The presence of living elements is minimal. There were no plants or lush vegetation, no objects created by humans. Through the years under the influence of different interactions between the Asian cultures the Zen gardens have been influenced with plants and items from Japan, China and Korea, which has led to the emergence of a specific Asian style in the art of gardening. Many specific elements exist and are used together, in combinations or singularly to create the the so-called Asian Style Gardens or Zen Gardens. Let’s explore the primary key groups of such elements… Rocks & Stones The rocks and stones compositions are maybe the most important elements used in the Asian art of gardening. They exude power and stability combined with tranquility and timeless sensation. With their rough amorphous structure, they’re often used as a counterpoint to the soft vision of the sand and water elements – a contradiction that incites a deep reflection.
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THE LAST WORD Gardening Raked Sand and Pebbles In the stylised landscape composition of the Zen gardens water premises – like seas and rivers – are represented through spaces of waved gravel. A multitude of carefully formed shallow furrows and patterns symbolise the waves and the movement of water which introduces the dynamics of it into the composition. Most commonly used are the crushed white or beige granite which is carefully shaped with specially designed rakes. Precisely those lines and waves of granite and gravel are amongst the most common and characteristic visual elements of Zen garden design. Koi Fish Ponds Water is also an essential component from fountains with troughs, through streams and
to that rule are the Stone Lanterns (also known as Pagoda Lights). They vary in forms and sizes, in detailing and decoration. Created to accommodate
cascades, to lakes with bridges. The water goes “hand in hand” with the stone representing the ying-yang dynamics they contradict and supplement each other in continuous harmony. HullMag.pdf
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Gardening high and is characteristic of the territories of Japan, China, Korea and East Mongolia. Its leaves have a distinctive pattern with five or seven peaks. The colouring of the trees can vary, but the most desired are the ones that have bright red colours. Moss Gardens Because of its endurance under extremely harsh conditions, the moss often is the only living component of the Japanese Zen gardens. Viewed as a clam and unpretentious plant the moss needs only shadow and moisture to thrive. In the mild and humid Asian climate, the moss is widely spread. Its colours and hues vary in a broad colour range- from deep green to yellowish and can be successfully introduced in water gardens as well in dry arrangements. Arched Chinese Red Bridges The red arched bridges are a unique trademark of the Chinese gardens. They are small in size and traditionally are composed entirely of wood. Their arched high point is usually the highest place in the garden that allows the best view of the surrounding beauty.
Stone Water Basins The Stone water baths originate in Japan where they are traditionally used as a place to wash and clean before initiating a tea ceremony. Called tsukubai – literally “stopping basin” they are composed in such a manner that one must bow to use them. In this way, apart from the trivial purples of cleansing they also provoke certain humility of spirit and attune one with the spiritual aim of the tea ceremony. In today’s garden design the stone water baths bring a more decorative value to the garden’s decor. Stepping Stone Pathways “Don’t leave anything to chance” is an important principle when it comes to Zen garden design. Cautiously selected paths on which one can explore and feel the gardens spirit are one of the essential and key elements in Asian gardening. Arraigning walking paths through the usage of stepping stones is essential for the right configuration of the design. Those pathways can lead through gravel, moss, grass and even water features - inviting you on a step by step journey to discover the beauty and the spiritual secrets of a Zen garden.
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Hull City
East Stand Views...
There are a few reasons to feel more optimistic about survival however. The defence is generally a lot tighter than under Slutsky and at long last Adkins team has started to create and score goals. Key to this is the arrival of young Liverpool winger Harry Wilson on loan and the return of Abel Hernandez. Wilson is a breath of fresh air, someone with the ability to create, score and unlike our sulky Polish winger he will run and run for ninety minutes. Wilson is a star of the future, whether at Anfield or elsewhere and hopefully he can help the club gain three of four wins to keep the club in the Championship. Hernandez returned against Millwall and he has the ability to score goals at this level, six goals in something like six games he has played this season. He is almost certainly leaving during the summer but he has the twin aims of a lucrative move to Italy and World Cup place to motivate him for a couple of months. There is slightly more confidence in the team and Jarrod Bowen also appears to have regained his spark too. Looking at the remaining fixtures the team does need to perform better than they did in games such as Birmingham, Barnsley and Milwall as there are some tough games to come. They have failed to match more limited opponents who put emphasis into physicality and hard work so they need to perform in a trip to relegation rivals Burton and lesser extent visit from Sheffield Wednesday. Besides this they have four games against promotion chasers, Villa and Cardiff at home and Wolves and Bristol City away. Similar to last season you can look at all the points that have been dropped during the past ten minutes and the club would have been safe already. Instead of chasing ten points from the final eight games they could have been home and dry.
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One can hope that there is some substance to rumours of another potential takeover if they survive. No doubt this was first suggested around the time of the transfer window when the club tend to use this excuse for a lack of investment. One can but hope but we would imagine things will be much the same next year whatever division we are in but with no players from the Premier League era or on
The club has apparently agreed to use the name Hull City once again and the results of a survey on concessions will have been received. There may be some concessions in the options suggested but it looks unlikely to please everyone not least just one child can come at a reduced rate with an adult so no real discounts to help bring back young fans. Young fans are the clubs future but just as there has been a lack of foresight regards squad maintenance the club are losing more and more young fans by the year. A few years ago you would see lots of children and teenagers at matches or wandering around town in City shirts but who knows if they still attend matches through the loss of Premier league excitement or they or rather their families being priced out of children’s passes.
The club has a significant gap over the teams below them and thankfully the likes of Sunderland and Birmingham do appear incapable of winning matches, except when they both played Hull City so hopefully by the next column we can look forward to another season in the Championship and dare to dream of rebuilding for a promotion bid. Just avoiding successive relegations is the aim for now.
Words by Woody Mellor
Three days ago most Hull City fans were fairly optimistic that relegation worries were behind us, the defeat at Birmingham has created anxiety but there is some light at the end of the tunnel. The two great victories against Norwich and Ipswich within four days took them nine points clear of the relegation zone and with a vastly superior goal difference this was a ten point gap. True to City’s longstanding history of tripping up when nearing the finishing line they lose 3-0 at St Andrews and boost Birminghams faint chances of survival. The gap is down to six points and better goal difference so we have less certainty than Saturday morning but survival is more likely than a month ago.
Premier League wages. In April we will also see if there have been genuine attempts to heal the breach between owners and fans.
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Turning Point
Who knows which players will be there next season. The club have indicated that they are to begin contract talks with some players who will be out of contract. Ten players are likely to leave as things stand and it is difficult to see them offering comparable deals to likes of McGregor, Dawson and Hernandez whilst David Meyler has already indicated that he will be leaving. It would be great if Moses Odubajo reaches the first team before the season concludes and he gains a new deal. You half expect him to be released and the star for someone like Brentford or QPR afterwards. They can’t even agree a deal for Max Clark at the moment and that’s even more worrying considering he has just been on a small deal here for 3-4 years. One wonders about the morale at the club with these players and four loanees likely go leave in a couple of months. They have picked up performances in the two of the three games last week but if they get sucked back into the relegation dogfight will they have as much passion as players at the likes of Burton or Barnsley?
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What’s On & Competitions
WILKO JOHNSON with special guests HUGH CORNWELL & BAND
play Leeds Stylus (Leeds University Union) on Thursday 10th May 2018 WILKO JOHNSON The original Dr Feelgood guitarist is known for his incredible distinctive chopping guitar style. Wilko has gone on to find further success recently after teaming up with Roger Daltrey on 2014’s Going Back Home. An album of the year it featured reworkings of songs from Wilko’s Dr Feelgood days
such as ‘All Through The City’ and ‘Going Back Home’. HUGH CORNWELL & BAND Hugh Cornwell is one of the UK’s finest song writing talents and accomplished live performers. This electric band performance will feature songs spanning his career from early Stranglers to the current day. Box Office No – 08444 780 898 Website – http://www.thegigcartel.com/Artists-profiles/WilkoJohnson-.htm Tickets - £25.00 advance Doors – 7.00pm
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announce Summer 2018 Tour coming to Hull Asylum on Monday 18th June 2018
Widely regarded as one of the most innovative and influential bands of all time, PiL’s music and vision earned them 5 UK Top 20 singles and 5 UK Top 20 albums. With a shifting line-up and unique sound, John Lydon guided the band from their debut album ‘First Issue’ in 1978 through to 1992’s ‘That What Is Not’. After a 17 year hiatus, Lydon reactivated PiL in 2009 by taking them back on the road worldwide.
HEATHER SMALL – The Voice of M PEOPLE plays Sheffield Foundry on Saturday 21st April
As Part of M People, Heather had hits such as ‘Moving On Up’, ‘One Night In Heaven’ and ‘Search For The Hero’ and albums like Elegant Slumming, Bizarre Fruit and Fresco achieving massive worldwide success. Box Office No: 0333 321 9990 Website - www.ticketweb.co.uk/ artist/heather-smalltickets/32473
the release of a new album in conjunction with Pledge Music. The band has had more than 50 singles in the UK Singles Chart, and has also achieved considerable international success. They have been nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album four times, and in 1984 were nominated for the Brit Award for Best British Group. UB40 have sold over 100 million records worldwide.
UB40 play Hull Zebedee’s Yard on Friday 29th June 2018
UB40 are an English reggae and pop band, formed in December 1978 in Birmingham, England. This year they are celebrating 40 years in the business along with
The ethnic make-up of the band’s line-up is diverse, with musicians of English, Irish, Jamaican, Scottish and Yemeni parentage. Box Office No: 0844 249 1000 Website – http://www. vmstickets.co.uk/ Doors – 6.00pm Ticket price - £29.50 advance
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FIONA’S FOOD FOR THOUGHT By Fiona Dwyer, broadcast journalist, PR & media consultant, slave to 2 children and a husband. ARE YOU DOING ANYTING FOR LENT? For me, Lent is a time to take stock of my life and see if there’s anything I should be doing better….. and inevitably there is always something. Even if you don’t follow Lenten traditions, it’s still a good time to consider stopping a bad habit or starting something positive. It’s not just about giving up chocolate, why not think about spending more time with an elderly relative or carving out more quality time with your children. If you do that anyway, how about a good deed every day? It doesn’t have to be a huge thing and take a lot of time, but it could mean the world of difference to someone, restore their faith in humanity or, at least, bring a smile to their face.
SPRING CLEAN Talking of starting afresh, it’s that time of year again when I want to clear out the clutter and spring clean my house. I just want to know where it all comes from. How can we possibly have accumulated so much ‘stuff’? Now, I am one of those people who likes to keep things because they might come in useful one day. Well my garage and attic aren’t really agreeing with me anymore so it’s time to put on my big girl pants and be ruthless! Ruthless isn’t a word that I would associate with myself very often, if ever really, but needs must – and I know it will be worth it in the end.
MUST-SEE MOVIE If you haven’t seen it yet, I thoroughly recommend going to the cinema to watch The Greatest Showman. It’s one of those films that was apparently slow out of the gate at the box office but word-of-mouth has turned it into a mustsee movie – and I couldn’t agree more. Inspired by (not necessarily historically accurate) it tells the story of how Barnum, played by Hugh Jackman, created his famous circus. There’s a great cast and a real sense of spectacle and wonder as you watch. The musical numbers are, of course, fantastic. Even my husband and teenage son (who are not fans of musicals) gave it the thumbs up. And let’s face it, Hugh Jackman is always a pleasure to watch! And finally …….a Happy St Patrick’s Day to you all for March 17th and Happy Easter!
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