As the dust settles on the outcomes of local elections throughout the country, politicians, the public and businesses are left to consider the implications of a catastrophic but largely predictable result for the Government.

The appeal to ‘re-energise’ the Humber has been outlined in a letter sent this week from the Humber Energy Board to Energy Secretary Ed Miliband, co-signed by 30 supportive businesses and organisations from across the region

Click the links below to download the Hessle Local History Trail booklet: This guide has been created to provide the local community and visitors with an introduction to Hessle’s fascinating history. A number of key historic sites have been plotted on a local map of the town, with short descriptions of each, and recommended walks of varying length between them. This should provide a snapshot of the primary, most interesting and more quirky historic locations as well as some o

The Government’s recently published Levelling Up white paper rightly focused on skills as one of the key focus areas for ‘missions’ to increase opportunities and deliver a highly trained workforce in regions such as the Humber It builds upon previous references in Government policy documents to the importance of this issue, although just as important is local supply chain development – mentioned on multiple occasions in last year’s Energy white paper but largely overlooked by

Friday 21st January marked the deadline for submissions into the Second Phase of the BEIS ‘Cluster Sequencing Process’, with a number of Humber-based hydrogen and carbon capture projects put forward for Government to select the first mover projects within the successful Phase One regions of Humber, Teesside and Merseyside. The strength of projects from this region is a testament to the Humber’s industrial importance and demonstrates the diversity and optionality that no other

Read the full article on the Yorkshire Post here. Overly-attentive motorists refuelling their vehicles at service stations in recent weeks might have noticed a subtle change to petrol pump labels – a new ‘E10’ logo. If so, they might be wondering what this means and what difference it makes to their motoring. The ‘E’ in E10 represents ‘ethanol’, an alcohol which can also be used as a fuel, and was actually one of the first ever vehicle fuels, powering the Model-T Ford and oth