The Hull Hub Issue 22

FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY
Ladies of
Beverley...
✅ Are you fed up with your present job or just
wanting a change of direction?
✅ Are you interested in helping local ladies
live a healthier lifestyle?
✅ Have you thought about owning your own
successful business in women’s health?
If YES....then we have a great opportunity for you in
Beverley…your own unique ‘ladies only’ health and
fitness Centre with a large existing membership
and excellent earning potential, perfectly positioned
for expansion. This local award-winning ladies only
health business has been helping local women lose
weight, improve their health, fitness and wellbeing
for over 10 years.
The new owner(s) will receive ongoing training
and operational support for a fully equipped and
staffed facility which includes your own website and
social media team.
Not only is this an opportunity to be your own
boss and run a successful ladies only business but
also gives you the personal satisfaction of making a
positive difference to the lives of ladies in the area.
If you’d like to find out more about this unique
opportunity that could positively change your
life, then please email info@franchiseresales.
co.uk for more details.
Trinity Market gets more connected with free,
high-speed public Wi-Fi
Public Wi-Fi has
recently been installed
to all areas
of the Trinity
Market in Hull city
centre.
This means shoppers
at the market
as well as traders
can take advantage
of free and secure
internet access.
Local telecommunications
company
Connexin was procured to install the scheme to provide
a high-speed public Wi-Fi connection to all users of
Trinity Market.
Access to Wi-Fi is available to market users now.
The Wi-Fi offers a safe connection, with a system that
continuously scans and protects users against security
threats. It also has built-in content filtering to ensure
any explicit and harmful content is blocked.
The new Wi-Fi access will enable Hull’s Trinity Market to
continue providing a vibrant and welcoming destination
for people to eat, drink, shop, socialise and work. The
availability of good quality, high speed internet access
will ensure users of Trinity Market can stay connected.
Whether visitors are using social media, browsing the
latest news, or catching up on some work as they enjoy
some of the amazing food and drink available in the
market, the free public Wi-Fi provision will make this
much easier.
Access to Wi-Fi will also be a huge benefit to traders,
helping them in the running of their businesses and
keeping them in contact with their customers.
The Trinity Market was first opened in 1904, primarily
selling fruit and vegetables. Trinity Market underwent a
multi-million pound investment in 2017 before the newlook
market was unveiled in 2018. The refurbishment not
only improved facilities and the space for existing businesses,
but also enticed new traders to the market which
resulted in the diverse community that the market has
today. The refurbishment meant the market could also
host events, which it does regularly.
Accessing the free public Wi-Fi is quick and simple.
Traders and visitors to the market just need to find Connexin
amongst the available networks on their device
and then click to connect.
Councillor Paul Drake-Davis, the portfolio holder for regeneration,
said: “There’s a range of benefits to making
Hull a more ‘connected city’. I know being able to digitally
connect to their customers is vitally important for today’s
small businesses, and I know customers like to stay
connected when they visit the market. I’m pleased we
have been able to bring free public Wi-Fi to the market,
which is an important hub of activity in our city centre.”
Set sail on a new career at sea
More than 72 per cent of participants, who completed
one of the three ‘Maritime Futures’ training
programmes in 2022 have gained employment
within the maritime sector.
Recruitment for the next cohort is now underway
which is expected to take place from 6 February
2023. The free, three-week course is for anyone
aged 16-25 or the unemployed who would like to
start a career at sea.
Where there is light
Dunston's Ship Repairs have been working on a
new lighting programme for the Spurn Lightship.
The lantern has light for the first time in years.
We will be able to choose and set the colours!
The regular lantern will also work but not as
brightly as when it was at sea, which had the power
of 18,000 candles and could be seen at a distance
of 11 miles away!
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