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  • 5 November 2009: Fireworks on the banks of the River Humber in Hull, East Yorkshire. The display also included a digital art show (right) by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of an office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Fireworks on the banks of the River Humber in Hull, East Yorkshire. The display also included a digital art show (right) by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of an office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Fireworks on the banks of the River Humber in Hull, East Yorkshire. The display also included a digital art show (right) by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of an office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Fireworks on the banks of the River Humber in Hull, East Yorkshire. The display also included a digital art show (right) by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of an office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Fireworks on the banks of the River Humber in Hull, East Yorkshire. The display also included a digital art show (right) by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of an office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Fireworks on the banks of the River Humber in Hull, East Yorkshire. The display also included a digital art show (right) by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of an office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Fireworks on the banks of the River Humber in Hull, East Yorkshire. The display also included a digital art show (right) by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of an office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Fireworks on the banks of the River Humber in Hull, East Yorkshire. The display also included a digital art show (right) by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of an office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Fireworks on the banks of the River Humber in Hull, East Yorkshire. The display also included a digital art show (right) by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of an office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Fireworks on the banks of the River Humber in Hull, East Yorkshire. The display also included a digital art show (right) by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of an office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Digital art show by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of Humber Quays 2 office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. .Pictured is Chief Inspector Deb Johnstone with (l-r) Edward Claxton, Jihae An (Corr), Joanne Forth and Eve Goodby, all aged 17. Also pictured is Jerry Mason, head of expressive arts at Cottingham High School. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Digital art show by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of Humber Quays 2 office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. .Pictured are students (l-r) Edward Claxton, Jihae An (Corr), Joanne Forth and Eve Goodby, all aged 17. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Digital art show by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of Humber Quays 2 office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. .Pictured are students (l-r) Edward Claxton, Jihae An (Corr), Joanne Forth and Eve Goodby, all aged 17. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Digital art show by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of Humber Quays 2 office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. .Pictured is Chief Inspector Deb Johnstone with (l-r) Edward Claxton, Jihae An (Corr), Joanne Forth and Eve Goodby, all aged 17. Also pictured is Jerry Mason, head of expressive arts at Cottingham High School. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
  • 5 November 2009: Digital art show by pupils at Cottingham High School. The artwork was projected onto the side of Humber Quays 2 office block to mark the launch of Humberside Police's 'Not Just Noise' website. The Digital Art project forms part of the Youth Diversionary and Engagement policy of Humberside Police, which seeks to steer away young people from minor crime and antisocial behaviour by providing them with fulfilling sports and creative activities..Picture:Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures 01482 210267/07976 433960.High resolution picture library at http://www.hullnews.co.uk.©Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd.
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