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Just listen to this programme. Sean O’Brien on Radio 4, explaining about why the Humber inspires poetry, his and others. http://bbc.in/2iKGhDy

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Rosie Millard

Rosie Millard OBE is Chair of BBC Children in Need, the BBC’s charity which helps transform outcomes for disadvantaged children across the UK. She is also Chair of Hull City of Culture 2017, a £32.5 million programme which opened in January 2017. Darren Henley, CEO of the Arts Council of England has called Hull’s year […]

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Hull City of Culture

“Hull’s year as UK city of culture has been described as a “rip-roaring, awe-inspiring success” by Arts Council England, and organisers and civic leaders have promised to build on its legacy in 2018. The port city in east Yorkshire was the UK’s second city of culture, after Derry became the first in 2013. Hull’s tenure has […]

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