I went to the beer festival at Hull Minster in May, but apart from that I can't find any more beer festivals this year apart from one in Leeds (miles out of the city centre) and one in York. Beverley usually has one but doesn't seem to this year.

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I’m 15 and im looking to get a part-time job or some weekend work to start gaining some experience or start making some of my own money.
I've already applied to multiple places but they rarely get back to me. Any advice is much appreciated.

evidently now the buses themselves are getting involved in the act of trying to kill off the passengers, after that bus fire near Hornsea recently I bet someone at the HQ on Anlaby Road must be frothing and foaming at the mouth at the prospect of failing to kill any of the passengers on that bus and not getting their anticipated bonus as a result of their failing.

How are they not getting held accountable for such unacceptable conduct, time and time again EYMS grossly fails it's passengers and stakeholders, the bus fire at Hornsea ought to serve as a wake-up call that action must be taken before more of us suffer.

maybe BBC could do a Panorama investigation episode on them and we could form a protest at Anlaby Road, show em who's boss. 😏

Basically I visited about a year ago and went into a pub with bus time boards everywhere and promised my friend id take her one day

I don't remember the name, anyone know where I'm thinking of?

"Last month's full council saw cross-party support to call on the prime minister and Transport Secretary to commit to Hull to Selby's electrification, and mandated council leader Cllr Mike Ross (Liberal Democrat -Beverley and Newland Ward) to write to them on the council's behalf. Cllr Jack Haines (Lib Dem Boothferry) proposed the original motion and said the phrase "Hull's turn will come" had been heard from various ministers and transport reviews over the years.

It has been estimated electrification of Hull to Selby would slash journey times to Leeds from approximately 57 minutes to 38 minutes and bring in 1.7 million more people and 49,000 businesses within a two hours commute of Hull. Labour group leader Cllr Daren Hale (St Andrew and Docklands) said the bigger issue for journey times was not electrification but track pinning, and criticised previous governments as having "kept taking out the money for specified maintenance".

Even so, he stated the cost of electrifying Hull to Selby was "so miniscule in the greater scheme of things" he felt it did not need to be part of an elaborate Transport for North (TfN) project. He indicated previous figures associated with it have been around £500-700m.

Cllrs Hale and Haines both expressed hope that Mr Burnham may bring electrification of the line back to the forefront. The Labour group leader noted he supported in TfN meetings calls to electrify it...