Hull City Council launches pre-market engagement to unlock low‑carbon heat opportunities 11th June 2026 The council is seeking responses from potential suppliers of waste or surplus heat to the Hull Heat Network. Read more Business Environment Regeneration Hull District Heat NetworkHull District Heating Project
Tributes paid to former Lord Mayor Councillor Anita Harrison 11th May 2026 Hull City Council has paid tribute to Councillor Anita Harrison, former Lord Mayor of the city, who has died following a short illness. She served as a Hull City Councillor for 24 years, having first been elected in 2002 to the Bransholme East ward, and latterly representing the North Carr ward. Her time as Lord […] Read more Civic Council Government and Democracy News Cllr Anita HarrisonCllr Daren HaleCllr Gary WareingCllr Mike RossCouncillor Cheryl PayneLord MayorMatt Jukes
Foster Care Fortnight in Hull, “This is Fostering” 11th May 2026 From Monday 11 May to Sunday 24 May 2026, Hull Fostering will once again be part of Foster Care Fortnight, the UK’s biggest awareness campaign for fostering. Led by The Fostering Network, this annual fortnight shines a light on what fostering really is, the difference it makes, and the people who make it possible. This […] Read more Children and families News What's on Foster care fortnightHull FosteringThe Fostering Network
Complex engineering work continues on Scale Lane Footbridge 11th May 2026 Hull City Council announces short-term closure of Scale Lane footbridge to undertake specialist engineering work. As part of the council’s long‑term infrastructure maintenance programme, Mason Clark Associates were appointed to carry out detailed investigations of Scale Lane footbridge earlier this year after it was identified in 2024 that the bridge’s bespoke swing mechanism required repair. As part of these investigations, three of the bridge’s wheels […] Read more News Rivers and bridges Chris JacksonMason Clark AssociatesScale Lane footbridge
Take action this Mental Health Awareness Week 11th May 2026 This week (May 11-17) is Mental Health Awareness Week and the theme this year is about taking action. Mental health is part of day-to-day life for everyone but just like eating well, or getting active, good mental health means taking action – and every action counts. Taking action could mean doing something to support yourself, […] Read more News Public Health
Get inspired to quit this No Smoking Day 11th March 2026 People around the country will be making the decision to quit this No Smoking Day, and Hull smokers are being urged to join them. The annual drive to encourage quitting and raise awareness of the risks of smoking falls on Wednesday March 11. Anyone needing inspiration can find it in the recently-released documentary, Quitters. The […] Read more News Public Health
Event to shape Hull’s sporting future 11th March 2026 Hull, seen by many as a sporting city, will take steps next week to promote sport in the city up a league. The question of how to enable more people to get active, keep moving, and engage with sport will be the subject of a high-profile event next week. Hull City Council will bring together […] Read more News
Council appoints Balfour Beatty to begin preparing Freetown Way ahead of major scheme 11th March 2026 A programme of advanced works will get underway on Freetown Way from early April to prepare one of Hull’s busiest routes for a major investment that will see the return of two lanes of traffic in each direction as well as the development of off-road cycling facilities. Hull City Council has appointed Balfour Beatty to […] Read more News Regeneration Transport & Streets Balfour BeattyCouncillor Mark IeronimoFreetown WayHull City Council
National recognition for Hull schools supporting disadvantaged pupils to succeed 11th February 2026 A number of Hull schools have received national recognition for their exceptional outcomes for disadvantaged pupils at the end of the 2024/25 academic year. The city is amongst the top-performing nationally for the achievement of its primary school cohort. However, the recognition isn’t limited to primary. Pre-school outcomes are also strong in relation to similar […] Read more Children and families News Councillor Linda TockHull City Council
Ground broken – Hull on the road to new electric bus fleet 11th February 2026 A crucial step has been taken to break ground on a site that will host a new fleet of ultra-modern, electric buses for Hull. Read more Environment News Regeneration Transport & Streets Electric busesHull City CouncilStagecoach East Midlandssustainable transportZEBRA2
Council appoints Mason Clark Associates to progress replacement of Priory Drive footbridge 11th December 2025 Hull City Council has directly appointed Mason Clark Associates, a Hull-based engineering consultancy, to progress the removal and replacement of the Priory Drive footbridge. Read more News Transport & Streets Mason Clark AssociatesPriory Drive footbridge
Leader calls for future funding in Hull for free school meals during holiday periods 11th December 2025 The Leader of Hull City Council has called on the Government to confirm it will continue to provide funding which will allow for free school meals for all eligible families during school holiday periods. Councillor Mike Ross has written to the Government ahead of changes coming into effect in April next year. He said: “We’re […] Read more News