Hull Daily Mail

Bbq Flavour Whatever the Weather

Nothing sums up the feeling of a good British summer quite like the appetising smell of a barbecue. There's something about it that tickles the tastebuds but, sadly, our climate means we often can't enjoy them as much as we'd like.

Bragging Rights

The Porsche 911 is a cool car if ever there was one in any schoolboy's set of trump cards. A proper four-seater it's not, but there is room enough in the back for short, grin-inducing journeys that also come with playground bragging rights. This is the latest generation of a car which first graced us with its presence way back in 1963. Since then, it has gradually evolved into the car we see today, still instantly recognisable, and always aspirational.

Globally-Recognised Interior Designs at Affordable Prices

The family-run business of Bathroom & Ceramic Creations, along with Kitchen Creations, is the perfect place to visit to create your dream bathroom, kitchen, interior or exterior within your own budget. The prestigious East Yorkshire lifestyle gallery in Pryme Street, Anlaby, has more than 4,800sqft of showroom and houses more than 45 stunning displays, showing many fantastic, but affordable, product ranges.

Celebrating the North Bar

It Is an iconic structure, one of the most recognisable buildings in East Yorkshire and the last of the medieval gateways into Beverley. Next week, the town's North Bar will be at the centre of celebrations to mark its 600th anniversary.

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Jobs scene brighter UNEMPLOYMENT figures in Retford appear to be bucking the national trend.

Bnp Reaction Is 'Nonsense'

The shock and hysteria that has been expressed from some quarters, such as the 41 Hull councillors and recent letters from the student union regarding the democratic election of a BNP Member of the European Parliament for Yorkshire and Humber, has been somewhat melodramatic. Predictable accusations of fascism and nazism have been thrown around and the general explanation seems to be people didn't know what they were voting for.

Supermarkets Must Stop Sloppy Service

I Have been overcharged at the supermarket yet again. The problem arises on special offers, like many other shoppers, items bought when a special offer is on, saves me money. Or so I thought.

Not in Frame?

Sir - Wishing to ensure the continuance of Retford's history in your columns, this is the last letter received from the Charter Trustees regarding the removal of the mayoral portraits: 'Dear Miss Keal,

Thanks for Helping Us Revive Spirit of 1944

Now the observation of the 65th and final anniversary of the Normandy landings is behind us, we believe the time is right to give our account of the events since October 19, 2008, when the Mail launched a public appeal on our behalf. The newspaper believed this to be necessary, given the complete disassociation from the event by the Government.

Brown's Bridge Toll Pledge

Gordon Brown has told the Mail the Government will look at "all aspects" of the case for and against the Humber Bridge toll rise. The Prime Minister said the new Transport Secretary Lord Andrew Adonis would make a decision on the issue "as soon as possible".

Last Chance to Go Back to School

Willerby: Ex-pupils and staff of the former Willerby Carr Lane Junior School can take a nostalgic last look around the old building on Sunday. An open day is to be held at the old school building, which will be demolished in the summer holidays.

Making Sweet Music for 50 Years

Hull: The 50th anniversary of the Hull Music Service is being marked with three summer promenade concerts. More than 600 young musicians will perform at Hull City Hall on July 7, 8 and 9.

Jimmy Joins Battle for Fair Food Labels

Celebrity farmer Jimmy Doherty has joined the fight against one of the most contentious issues in the pig industry. Famous for his TV programme Jimmy's Farm, he is highlighting a loophole that allows foreign pork and bacon to be sold as British.

Signs Region Is On Road to Recovery

The recession has affected people across East Yorkshire, causing uncertainty and financial difficulty for thousands of families. Unemployment figures are rising and the global credit crunch has resulted in people having less cash to spend in the leisure and retail sectors.

Nominate Hero for Community Award

Local heroes will be honoured in a new awards ceremony by Humberside Fire and Rescue Service. The public is being invited to nominate worthy candidates for the first Community Awards, which will celebrate the achievements of firefighters, partner organisations and residents.

Biker Dies After Clarborough Crash

Dangerous: The A620 on Clarborough Hill near to where the fatal crash happened (RE-9-0465-6) URGENT calls have been made for speed cameras on a dangerous stretch of road after a 28-year-old motorcyclist died following a Clarborough Hill crash.

Pounds2.1m Church Rebuild Fulfils a 15-Year Dream

A 15-year dream will come true this Sunday when the first service is held in a pounds2.1m Retford church which has been completely rebuilt. It will mark a new beginning for The Well - a 135-year-old place of worship in Lime Tree Avenue.

Firms Offered Cut of Pounds100m Funding Pot

Bank funding is slowly returning to East Yorkshire's commercial market as firms are encouraged to claim their share of a new finance pot. Yorkshire Bank has released pounds100m to the small and medium enterprise (SME) sector nationally, a chunk of which will be distributed by its East Yorkshire And Lincolnshire Financial Solutions Centre (FSC) in Priory Park, west Hull.

Thumbs-Up for Offices

W Hull: Planning permission has been granted for a new three- storey office and warehouse development in Priory Park. City councillors passed the application at a planning meeting this week subject to a satisfactory parking policy.

In Seventh Heaven

Hull: PwC has received a top 10 ranking in the Best Brands of British Origin list. The firm, which has offices in the city centre, achieved seventh position in Brand Finance's Top 50 ranking - the highest position of any professional services firm.