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Bob Reeves recalls his naval career in communications and talks about the Royal Naval Association.

Retired from the Humberside Police force, Steve Page has taken on a new challenge.

Beverley & District Pipe Band is a Grade 4 band always looking for committed members to join-up.

Sports journalist Stuart became the sports' editor of a local newspaper when he was just sixteen.

Fibromyalgia Syndrome is a painful condition, difficult to diagnose and has no specific treatment.

The Driffield Band has members young and old who go out of their way to hit the right note.

From starting off in the mobile dj business, Les Patterson moved into the Hull's nightclub scene.

Tony Hales is in the business of creating onliine and mobile content using the latest technology.

Ex-Hull teacher Dianne Davies lists being a qualified marine life rescuer amongst other interests.

Lee Karen Stow who's returned from Sierra Leone is set to exhibit photographs she took there.

Margaret reveals a personal reason for seeking out her family's past.

Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Humberside's Late Show welcomed Stickpin to the Humberside studios.

Helga recalls life during the second world war in Austria and how romance brought her to England.

No.7 Jarrett Street in Hull is home to a branch of an organistation steeped in a history of helping.

Since undergoing open heart surgery twelve years ago, Gwen has turned her hand to pursuing the arts.

A health group are on target for a result on prostate cancer with help from a local football club.

Here's a tale of music and romance which has blossomed into a long and happy marriage.

The Chameleon Players based in Hull have been around for nearly 25 years entertaining audiences.

Neighbourhood Police officers in North Lincolnshire are tackling anti-social behaviour.

Hull band, 'The James Dean Syndrome' are not only into their music but the arts too.

Twenty five years as a skipper of a Hull trawler taught Rob Ellis how dangerous life at sea can be.

Ray Gallagher reveals his ambition to give Hull a 'POPS' youth orchestra.

Andy with his comedy partner Sean Wilson put creativity at the heart of what they do.

As part of Humberside Police's Major Investigation team, Gus has plenty to draw on creatively.

Wayne's funnelled his passion for football in another direction since he gave up the beautiful game.

Writer and sometime filmmaker Paul Wynne has been a member of Hull Blokes for the last few years.

Living on the east coast Rod Hardwick is never short of inspiration for his art.

The Hull Music Service headed by Chris Maynard has a new home in the heart of Hull.

This creative writer from Hull has a number of artistic ambitions she wishes to fulfil.

We meet the globe-trotting pair who run hundreds of miles in some of the remotest places on earth.

Off The Road are a group of people bringing variety to one of Hull's best known venues.

We meet a couple of members of the band TripManhattan and talk about their aspirations for the band.

On the search for the Holy Trail. Colin tells of his travels to the Middle East.

Reubin Hird hits the right note when he performs with the Hull Male Voice Choir.

Netty Sergeant works in one of Hull's most unusual buildings.

Pat and Alison help support families with autistic children in Northern Lincolnshire.

Chris Giles and Lesley Baker

Sailing and scouting are just some of the activities civil servant Rob Carlisle gets up to.