Off Topic Hull City Centre Public Realm Strategy
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I just hope it's nothing like the one 700 yards away on King Edward Street. I had the misfortune to pop in there the other week. Badly organised tip (**** hole might be more appropriate). Boom times indeed
Hoofing logic all round. 
You can't use the transport interchange, you'll have to 'go home' says plod.
It's closed because we've evacuated it, because it's not allowed to operate without a station manager, in case we need to evacuate.
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You can't use the transport interchange, you'll have to 'go home' says plod.
It's closed because we've evacuated it, because it's not allowed to operate without a station manager, in case we need to evacuate.
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Nice place Torpoint. Can't understand the bad press.
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First opportunity this morning to visit HoH, because I want to support it and for it to succeed. Took the missus out for breakfast, or that was the intention. Believe it or not they were not serving coffee anywhere in the place for some reason ?? Tea only, in a place that has coffee from all over the world stacked up for retail. Worse then that none of the food places were doing breakfast ?? I like the look of the place but this morning it was deserted and the atmosphere was as flat as a fart. We wandered around looking for a place to eat, no-one was interested in serving us so we left and drove to Beverley. Carluccio's, lovely breakfast, lovely ambience, good service and a lovely smell of freshly ground coffee as you walk in. Everything I was expecting to find in HoH. Town centre looked very down at heel too. I think HCC are well ahead in that race to the bottom. Tesco Express move in, Sainsbury's move out. To even up the HoH review, spoke to someone today who said Hammonds of Hull is buzzing on a night time. Maybe why everyone looked hung over in there this morning ?
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A festive HoH, HoH....oh.
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I was trying to think the date it opened walking across it 2 days ago for some reason I thought it was January
So that's why I couldn't get a sweeping brush and four candles this morning. Give HoH another go some other time. In fairness Sainsbury's move out, higher end food retailer move in.
I will give it another go but it will have to up it's game. Not serving coffee or breakfasts ? Who did they expect would be using a food hall at 9.30am ? Even my newsagent sells coffee these days. But your pushing it a bit labelling Tesco Express as a 'higher end retailer' and they are miles away from the Sainsbury store which is closing. Hull Old Town may as well be on the other side of the Humber in comparison to 'new town' these days. Almost as far apart as Tesco Express on Lowgate and Sainsbury on Jameson Street are.So that's why I couldn't get a sweeping brush and four candles this morning. Give HoH another go some other time. In fairness Sainsbury's move out, higher end food retailer move in.
Higher end SimplyFresh are taking over the Sainsbury store.
Fresh food? Would you have to prepare it and spend a few minutes cooking it? Don't want any of that sort of thing in Hull. Too expensive so will have to order 4 or 5 takeaways.
True for some, not for all.
True for too many. And just not in Hull. Unfortunately.
£1.2m project to bring prominent former Hull hotel back to life as 17 apartments
Young professionals and international students could rub shoulders at West Park Hotel on Anlaby Road
Hull’s West Park Hotel is to be given a new lease of life as a 17-apartment development gets underway.
The prominently located terrace opposite the main entrance to the city’s MKM Stadium on Anlaby Road, is the focus of a £1.2 million project from London-based Benn Capital.
Director Darren Bennett has been involved with several high profile transformations in the city as a property management professional, but is now taking the step into developing.
He settled on the site - which has become something of an eyesore between Ruskin Street and Perry Street - while working alongside Hull agency Garness Jones.
After a four month negotiation to buy the property, the deal was wrapped up in four weeks pre-Christmas.
Young professionals and international students could rub shoulders at West Park Hotel on Anlaby Road
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Hull’s West Park Hotel is to be given a new lease of life as a 17-apartment development gets underway.
The prominently located terrace opposite the main entrance to the city’s MKM Stadium on Anlaby Road, is the focus of a £1.2 million project from London-based Benn Capital.
Director Darren Bennett has been involved with several high profile transformations in the city as a property management professional, but is now taking the step into developing.
He settled on the site - which has become something of an eyesore between Ruskin Street and Perry Street - while working alongside Hull agency Garness Jones.
After a four month negotiation to buy the property, the deal was wrapped up in four weeks pre-Christmas.