Tag Archives: HU12 Online

Geo-Location Project

THE HEDON BLOG and HU12 Online are both part of a new Geo-Location Project.

The HypARlocal project is being organised by Talk About Local and involves ‘geo-tagging’ articles with the location of the subject of that story. So an article about St Augustine’s Church will be marked, or geo-tagged, on a Google Map at the location of the Church.

The project is about exploring how mobile phones and tablet computers and other hand-held devices can be used to find stories associated with a particular street or location.

As an example of what can be done, we’ve published a page on the Hedon Blog which indicates certain articles that have been geo-tagged in this way.

Visit: Mapping Stories

Get information about new Community Funding via HU12 Online

On HU12: Funding for Community Groups

THE SEARCH for funding for the Town’s community and voluntary groups can be never-ending!

Well, over on HU12 Online we now hope to be able to regularly bring you news about funding sources that are available in the Holderness area.

Just click on our category marked Funding and we will list all that useful information for your benefit. You can find the category from the top menu on HU12 Online as pictured, or go to the full web address.

If you know of funding sources that might be relevant to local groups – then please do let us know about them so we can share that information.

Visit: www.hu12online.net/category/funding-2/

Got a Hedon or Holderness news issue?

DO YOU HAVE a local news item or an issue you would like to see broadcast on the Hedon Blog?

Or perhaps you have an issue that affects the wider Holderness area that could be published on HU12 Online?

If so then send your comments in the box below. Or e-mail your photos or YouTube video link to hedonblog@gmx.com

Got staff vacancies? Advertise them here!

IF YOU have vacancies that you want to advertise to local job-seekers, then consider advertising across the local area on HU12 Online.

Your job-advert will be advertised – with images, contact details, link to an application form, etc – until your deadline date is reached.

The advert will be seen by hundreds of local people every day  - over 18,000 page views this month (March 2012)on the Hedon Blog and across the Hull / Holderness area via HU12 Online!

Costs only £10!

It’s the cheapest way to advertise your vacancies!

Visit: www.hu12online.net/jobs-page/

HU12 Online – keeping you updated on progress

LOCAL SHOPKEEPERS and businesses will have had a visit from Ray Duffill in the last couple of days with the promotional leaflet about HU12 Online (not visited everyone in Hedon yet, but aim to!).

HU12 has had 1,000 attractive leaflets printed (by Hedon Green Print) and they represent our *first publicity drive since starting in business last week.

The Hedon Blog had organised its Good Deeds programme with the intention of raising enough money to do enough leaflets for every household (in Hedon, Preston and Paull) but despite raising £27 (with thanks to £15, £5 and £2 from anon and £5 from Diane Davies) we didn’t raise enough. However, the donated money has been put towards printing the current leaflets.

HU12 will be visiting the major shopping and business areas across the post-code area with these leaflets over the next few days/weeks.

We would also like to say ‘Thanks’ to our first two advertisers on HU12. They have given us one of our first milestones of achievement - we will acknowledge our supporters on the Hedon Blog from time-to-time and hope that you support them in return. 

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If you are interested in taking advantage of the inexpensive advertising on HU12 Online, then visit its Advertising Page.

*Thanks also to BBC Radio Humberside and Seaside FM for the interviews.

Announcement: HU12 Online ‘trading’

REPRODUCED FROM HU12 ONLINE:

HU12 ONLINE starts ‘trading’ from Wednesday 7th March 2012.

The www.hu12.net website (HU12 Online) will play the role of a ‘hyperlocal’ news agency which will gather and collect local news,  information and events, from – and relevant to – the South Holderness towns and villages.

As well as being published on HU12 Online, the material will be shared with other news providers and also on social-media networks. In this way HU12 will seek to publicise and positively promote the area – whilst not neglecting to report the more contentious issues on occasion. But the focus will be on publicising those smaller community stories and issues that do not normally find their way into mainstream media.

In short the website aims to expand its coverage of local news, information and events financed through the income generated from providing a series of locally useful initiatives:

  • offering low-cost advertising and promotion services for local businesses and organisations;
  • advertising local vacancies on our Jobs page;
  • starting our Shop so that local people can sell or swap items;
  • hosting an Amazon shop;
  • offering simple website creation and management services.

You can find out more about some of these on HU12 Online Commerce.

The results of our trading activities should see HU12 Online (and the Hedon Blog) covering more issues, and in greater depth than ever before.

We ask for our readers continuing support – and please make sure you tell your neighbours and friends about HU12 Online!

HEDON BLOG readers looking for a challenge just might like our new Sunday Puzzle feature starting over on HU12 Online: Sunday Puzzle #001

Opportunities to add to local debates on HU12 Online

SINCE HU12 ONLINE went officially live on 4th October 2011, it has become the local web-place to discuss the more ‘controversial’ issues affecting the local area and the surrounding villages.

An article about the teachers suspended from South Holderness for allegedly making inappropriate Facebook comments, and the social media campaign waged in their defence, has received much attention and has been picked up by other media organisations. See: Supporters wage social media campaign.

The publication of allowances  paid to East Riding Councillors’ has sparked renewed interest on that subject both in terms of visits to the website, but also debate on our Facebook Page. See: Should Councillors get paid?

And today we summarise the debate on the Boundary Changes as a ‘taster’ to some of the issues that may be discussed at the Public Hearings taking place next week. See: Should SW Holderness be included in the East Hull constituency?

In addition, visits to the What’s On? page has increased as readers discover that the page is for the wider area and not just Hedon. This vindicates the decision to host that page on HU12 Online.

Visit: www.hu12.net