Residents of Hull will have the chance to give their views on the Hull and East Yorkshire devolution proposals in person after a series of consultation drop-in events have been announced.
The first event is taking place this Thursday, 18 January, with residents able to visit sessions all over Hull across January and February, where the council will be on hand to support them with information, answer any queries and assist with completing the consultation.
The in-person events are in addition to the consultation survey, which is available here.
The first of the series of events will be held at The Freedom Centre on Preston Road this Thursday from 10 am to noon, giving residents in the area the opportunity to have their say.
Cllr Mike Ross, Leader of Hull City Council, said: “We are pleased to announce such a large set of events to discuss the new proposed devolution deal and what it could bring to the city.
“As part of being a listening council, we want everyone in Hull to have the chance to have their say on the new devolution proposals. The council is going to work hard to make sure residents’ views feel heard.
“I look forward to attending many of these events to discuss the new devolution proposals with local people to hear what they have to say on this big issue.”
A full list of consultation dates are as follows:
- Thu 18 Jan, 10am – noon – Freedom Centre, Preston Road, HU9 3QB
- Mon 22 Jan, 10am – noon – Beverley Road Baths, Beverley Road, HU3 1XS
- Tue 23 Jan, 6-8pm – Costello Stadium, Anlaby Park Road North, HU4 6XQ
- Wed 24 Jan 10:30am – noon – Orchard Centre, Orchard Park Road, HU6 9BX
- Mon 29 Jan, 10am – noon – Bransholme Library, Goodhart Road, HU7 4EF
- Mon 29 Jan, 2-4pm – Greenwood Avenue Library, Greenwood Avenue, HU6 9RU
- Tue 30 Jan, 2-4pm – Ings Library, Savoy Road, HU8 0TY
- Wed 31 Jan, 10am – noon – Hull Wyke Rugby Club, Cropton Road, HU5 4LN
- Wed 31 Jan, 5-7pm – Ennerdale Leisure Centre, Sutton Road, HU7 6EA
- Thu 1 Feb, 11:30am – 1:30pm – The Well, River City Church, Holderness Road, HU9 2BN
- Mon 5 Feb, 10am – noon – Gipsyville Library, Hessle Road, HU4 6JA
- Mon 5 Feb, 1-3pm – Western Library, Boulevard, HU3 3EA
- Tue 6 Feb, 10am – noon – St Alban’s Church, Hall Road, HU6 8SA
- Tue 6 Feb, 1-3pm – Waudby Library, Helmswell Road, HU9 5UZ
- Thu 8 Feb 10am – noon – Woodford Leisure Centre, Holderness Road, HU8 8JU
- Mon 12 Feb, 2-4pm – Fred Moore Library, Wold Road, HU5 5UN
- Tue 13 Feb, 9-11:30am – St James’ Church Hall, Church Street, HU7 4TL
- Wed 14 Feb, 10am – noon – East Park Library, Holderness Road, HU8 8JU
- Wed 14 Feb, 1-3pm – Central Library, Albion Street, HU1 3TF
- Thu 15 Feb, 10am – noon – Oasis Community Church, Newland Avenue, HU5 2NB
- Thu 15 Feb, 5-7pm – Albert Avenue Pools and Fitness, Albert Avenue, HU3 6QE
- Mon 19 Feb, 11am – 1pm – Avenues Library, Chanterlands Avenue, HU5 3TS
- Tue 20 Feb, 9-11am – St John’s Church, Wawne Road, HU7 4YR
- Wed 21 Feb, 10am – noon – Kingswood Community Centre, Ashcombe Road, HU7 3DD
- Thu 22 Feb, 10am – noon – Longhill Health Centre, Shannon Road, HU8 9RW
- Thu 22 Feb, 7-8:30pm – Hull Ice Arena, Kingston Street, HU1 2DZ
Further events will take place at leisure centres across the city, with dates to be announced in due course.
