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Bob Levene was joined by Jo Millet in the studios of Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Humberside when she came to talk about a photograph with special significance. Her photograph forms part of a collection put together by the Resound Community Partnership.

Resound has created a free postcard pack showing specially taken photographs of six areas of the city centre of Hull.Μύ The areas were selected, because there are all undergoing change and redevelopment. The idea is for people to pick up the collection and write their own message for the future on one of the cards and send them back to the partnership who will look after them for a decade.

Resound Community Partnership is an independent group of artists who recently completed Hull Soundwalks, when over 80 hours of memories were collected from people who live and work in Hull.Μύ Jo Millet also joined Bob Levene and spoke about Hull Soundwalks and the Postcards to the future project.

Bob Levene's photograph of Humber St.

Speaking about her own photograph which is included in the collection that shows Humber Street in Hull,Μύ Bob said; "I came here as a student twelve years ago and I had halls of residence down Pacific Court. So after long nights in the pub or going to the Waterfront club... we used to go down via Humber St. and kind of go up to the pier ..when the sun was rising.

She added; "In more recent times, I was involved with an organisation called Hull Artlab and we actually have one of the warehouses on Little Humber St., just over Queen St. which was always fantastic because we'd do lots of late night events. When we were coming out the fruit market traders would just be starting up. That would be about three or four o'clock in the morning."