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To describe Hull at all, for those from the outside it is first necessary to define where it is. From the South, it remains north of Mill Hill, from the North it is somewhere east of York. Together with Hell and Halifax, it exists as a figment of some manic geographer's imagination. British Rail consider it to be a Viking outpost reached by changing trains at Doncaster (which we all know) or Selby (which is just another race‐course). And yet 300 000 people live there.

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