The funny thing is that people who come here end up staying and the majority born here do not leave.

There must be something about the place that does this to people.

City of culture

That due to the yeast infections?

Hull is a great place with, of course, all the problems of any large city. There is, however, a great social and cultural scene here, especially around the Old Town, High Street and the Marina.

I know many people from all parts of the UK who have moved to the city through university or work who have made their home here and wouldn't live anywhere else. In the words of Philip Larkin

"Hull has its own sudden elegancies. People are slow to leave it, quick to return. And there are others who come, as they think, for a year or two, and stay a lifetime, sensing that they have found a city that is in the world yet sufficiently on the edge of it to have a different resonance."

Possibly Hull in the past hasn't blown its own trumpet enough, hopefully the City of Culture status will change that.

This is the official video that helped us unanimously win the title.

rlhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v

Probably rugby league supporters visiting the area get the wrong impression, Anlaby Road and Preston Road areas aren't the most attractive parts of the city. People who take the time to explore will find much to be impressed. There is culture if you know where to look for it!

Maybe they could have one of yours. There does appear to be too many for you to fill.