For all student’s like myself this is the business end of the year. In the past I would have been of the mindset that there is still a couple of months before deadline and I could carry on plodding along with little if any worry about what’s to come. Those were the days when I Read More
Month: March 2018
Hull City Council opens Polling Station consultation to the public
20 October 2017 Hull City Council Polling Districts and Polling Places consultation has been opened for public reaction today. As part the Local Government Boundary Commission for England’s plan to reduce the number of council ward’s. Under the current structure the city is divided into twenty-three section which are run by fifty-nine councillors’. Under the revised proposals the Read More
What the change in Hull City Council Wards actually means
The map of Hull Council’s wards are in the process of changing, Sarah Oughtibridge has been looking at what is happening and what it actually means for the people of the city. The plan to change Hull City Council wards is entering the final stages of negotiations. Between October 2016 and August 2017 three rounds of negotiations Read More
Dissertation Planning Tips
As students we all use the library. Like most I like to think that being half way through my second year, I’m pretty confident in finding the what I need. Last week however out tutor arranged a specialist session with Chris out librarian. I went asking myself “is this really needed?” The simple answer is Read More
Hull Monopoly Joins a Distinguished Club
The 7th of April saw Hull join a distinguished club including places such as New York, Portsmouth and Leeds. The 2017 City of Culture has been immortalised in the board game Monopoly. #hullcentral feeling slightly disappointed as just been to Waterstones to purchase the new #hullmonopoly however deliv not arrived yet — Sarah (@YorkRoseMedia) 7 April 2017 Finally got Read More
Everyone Has a Home Town: Scarborough Is Mine
Everyone has a home town. Its the place you grow up, that shapes you and will always hold a little bit of your heart. I was born in York but Scarborough is where I grew up and will always feel like home. Read More
Archbishop of York Dr John Semtamu Opens New Nursery
Archbishop of York Dr John Sentamu blessed the new nursery building of the Minster School. The building known as the ‘White House’ has been renovated and given a new lease of life. I attended the opening whilst on work experience at That’s York TV. The first edit is my preferred version which is a little Read More
Healthy Chicken Pasta Cooking Demo
As someone who has always battled to loose weight I made a short cooking video to demonstrate a filling healthy meal. I was following the Weight Watchers plan at the time so included the relevant points values. Read More
Brexit Means Brexit But What Does Brexit Mean
This was written in the first year of my degree following Journalism Day Read More
Its Time To Think Dissertation
As a student in the second year of my degree one of the scariest pieces of work we were told about at the start of the year was our dissertation statement of intent. The word ‘dissertation’ is enough to scare the daylights out of most people and quite rightly so, its the single biggest piece Read More