Hull Maritime Museum Opens its doors.

It's great to see Hull Maritime Museum finally reopen its doors to the public after being closed since January 2020. The opening weekend was a huge success, attracting strong support from residents, visitors, and stakeholders, and marking a proud milestone for the city. With tickets sold out throughout the weekend and plenty of walk-up visitors welcomed too, it was clear there was a real excitement to experience the museum once again.

Having been part of this regeneration project for the past three years, Simpson is incredibly proud to have contributed to bringing this important landmark back to life. It's fantastic to see the museum now open and being enjoyed by so many people

For a peek inside the museum, take a look at this You Tube video.

https://youtu.be/PH4ScC8BC1A?si=mAVXaKpC7HLWv0u-

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We’re Hiring: Skilled Bench Hand Joiner / Cabinet Maker

Dunnington, near York | Full-time, Permanent | Competitive Salary

We are looking for an experienced Bench Hand Joiner / Cabinet Maker to join our busy, well-established in-house workshop. You’ll be part of a skilled team producing high-end bespoke cabinetry and joinery, with a real focus on quality and craftsmanship.

- Proven bench joinery/cabinet making experience      

- Ability to read technical drawing·      

- Strong workshop skills and attention to detail

We offer a stable, long-term role, competitive pay, and a supportive environment within a growing business.

Interested? Apply now and take the next step in your career with Simpson.

For more information on the opportunity, and information about our great business Apply to: Amanda.davidson@simpsonyork.co.uk

At the beginning of the year we made the commitment to sponsor the Ash Family Row, a fundraising challenge undertaken by the Ash family Charlotte, Camilla, James and Henry who are rowing 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean in memory of Robert Ash, their husband and father, who died by suicide in September 2023.

Their goal is to raise significant funds for the bereavement‑support charity Suicide&Co. They will take on the ‘World’s Toughest Row Atlantic’ in December 2027, travelling unsupported from La Gomera (Canary Islands) to Antigua, aiming to become the first complete family unit to complete the crossing. The challenge is both a tribute to Robert and a mission to ensure others bereaved by suicide receive vital counselling and support.

To follow their progress and to read more about what is involved in their challenge you can read more at. https://www.ashfamilyrow.com/

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