Hull Bus Alliance showcases work of local Stagecoach apprentices in supporting city’s sustainable transport push 10th February 2026 To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week, the Hull Bus Alliance has decided to shine a spotlight on the amazing work undertaken by apprentices at the city’s bus operators. Read more News Regeneration Transport & Streets Councillor Mark IeronimoHull Bus AllianceNational Apprenticeship WeekStagecoach East Midlandssustainable transport
Hull City Council Publishes Adult Social Care Plan for 2026-2028 10th February 2026 Hull City Council has published its Adult Social Care Plan for 2026-2028, setting out how the council will support adults across the city to live fulfilling lives, now and in the future. Built around the vision of “a life, not a service”, the plan focuses on what matters most to people – experiencing love, friendship and relationships, […] Read more Adult social care News Adult Social Care HullAdult Social Care PlanCouncillor Linda ChambersHull City Council
Simpler Recycling: Weekly food and garden waste collections set to launch in Hull from March 2026 10th February 2026 Hull City Council is preparing to introduce Simpler Recycling, a new government‑led policy designed to make recycling clearer and more consistent across the country. Read more News Waste brown binCllr Charles QuinnFood wastesimpler recycling
Thousands attend more than 240 Healthy Holidays activities this winter 10th February 2026 The latest Healthy Holidays Hull winter programme has been a fantastic success, reaching 5,185 children, young people, and families across the city during the winter break. An impressive array of free activities and warm zones included SEND ice skating, paddle sessions, crafts, musical theatre, swimming, multi‑sport activities, and much more. Healthy Holidays Hull is firmly […] Read more Children and families News Councillor Linda TockHealthy Holidays HullHull City Council
Council announces safety improvements for Kingswood street 10th February 2026 Hull City Council has confirmed footpath improvements and a new zebra crossing for Richmond Lane, Kingswood. Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Mark IeronimoimprovementskingswoodRedevelop Civil Engineering Limited
Hull joins UNESCO’s Global Network of Learning Cities 10th December 2025 Hull is celebrating after it was announced the city has joined UNESCO’s Global Network of Learning Cities. It is one of 72 new cities from 46 countries to join the network, which recognises city’s outstanding commitment to making the right to education across all ages a reality for all at the local level. The UNESCO […] Read more Education and Learning Leisure & Culture News Cllr Mike RossProfessor Anne AndersonUNESCOUNESCO Global Network of Learning CitiesUNESCO Learning City
Sight loss support team hosts careers event at Craven Park 10th December 2025 Hull City Council’s IPaSS Vision Support Team hosted an inspiring careers event at Craven Park on Thursday 6 November 2025, bringing together 15 young people with sight loss from across the city. The day-long session focused on building confidence, strengthening self-advocacy skills, and offering clear, practical guidance on taking the next steps towards employment or […] Read more Children and families News Councillor Linda TockCraven ParkIPaSS
The Venn Boulevard Centre: School pupil creates winning logo for Hull Nature Trail 10th December 2025 A Hull school pupil has designed the winning logo for the city’s new Nature Trail initiative. Earlier this year, pupils across Hull were invited to submit design concepts for the Hull Nature Trail – a new initiative aimed at helping people reconnect with nature. After careful consideration, a logo created by Blake, a pupil at […] Read more Environment News Councillor Charles QuinnHull Nature TrailThe Venn Boulevard Centre
Families flock to free festive fun 10th December 2025 Families in Hull have been getting into the spirit of Christmas, and enjoying some free festive fun in East Hull. Read more Christmas Education and Learning News Regeneration HTAEHull Training and Adult EducationNarniaThe Freedom Centre
Future plans to shape St Andrew’s Dock 10th December 2025 A historic part of Hull is subject to proposed changes as part of Hull City Council’s commitment to reviewing all 26 of the city’s conservation areas. A new character appraisal has been produced for St Andrew’s Dock Conservation Area, with public feedback on the proposals wanted. Originally designated in 1990, the character of the conservation […] Read more News Planning Regeneration Character AppraisalCllr Paul Drake DavisHull Fishing Heritage CentreSt Andrew's Dock Conservation Area
Hull Young Voices Influencing Care celebrate recognition at Amplify 2025 10th November 2025 Young people from Hull’s Young Voices Influencing Care (YVIC) group recently celebrated their nomination for the Campaign Award at A National Voice’s (ANV) Amplify 2025 event, held in London on Friday 31 October. ANV, which is the Children in Care Council for England, hosts the Amplify event annually, to bring together groups across the country […] Read more Children and families News Councillor Linda TockHull Young Voices Influencing CareShine Bright
Hull Family Hubs launch new ‘Togetherness’ model to strengthen support for families 10th November 2025 For many years, Hull City Council has used the Solihull Approach as a framework for supporting emotional health and wellbeing for families, and improving relationships between children, young people and their cares. Now, Hull Family Hubs are entering a new era, as the Solihull Approach becomes known as Togetherness. The change marks a significant step […] Read more Children and families News Councillor Linda TockThe Solihull ApproachTogetherness
