5 things to do in Hull this weekend 2nd August 2019 It’s almost the weekend – and this week’s two-day work break (for most of us) features one of the city’s most well-attended music events – or events of any kind for that matter. We will also see a famous trawler moved for the first time in two decades, plus get the chance to watch a […] Read more Leisure & Culture News Arctic CorsairBonus ArenaBurton Constable HallFruit MarketHull MarinaHumber Street SeshRiver HullVictoria Dock
Beauty salon GH&36 opens in Hull’s Fruit Market 2nd July 2019 A mother-daughter duo have opened a new beauty salon in Hull’s Fruit Market. Julie and Zoe Omond have joined forces to launch their new venture, GH&36, offering a luxury combination of clinical and cosmetic beauty treatments. With six dedicated treatment rooms, the open-plan beauty salon at 69 Humber Street offers treatments including microblading; dermal fillers; […] Read more Business Regeneration BeautyFruit MarketFruit Market LLPGH&36Hull MarinaHumber Street
Group working to tackle problem begging in Hull city centre 2nd July 2019 A partnership in Hull is working to address the issue of problem begging in the city centre. Hull City Council, Humberside Police, HullBID, Emmaus Hull and East Riding, the NHS and other partners are part of the Improving Outcomes group. The group is launching a city centre advertising campaign on Tuesday 2 July, advising people […] Read more Health and Social Care Housing News beggingEmmaushomelessnessHull and East Yorkshire MindHullBIDHumberside PoliceNHSrough sleepingThe Salvation Army Hull
Hull local elections 2019: as it happened 2nd May 2019 The results for the local elections were declared in the early hours of Friday 3 May at the Guildhall. Labour has retained control of Hull City Council with 31 seats out of a total of 57. The political make-up of the council remains: Labour Group 31 Liberal Democrat Group 24 Conservative Group 2 New councillors […] Read more Council Government and Democracy News
Three-quarters in Hull say they choose staycations over holidays abroad 2nd May 2019 More than three in four Hull holidaymakers are choosing staycations over holidays abroad, according to a survey. A People’s Panel questionnaire asked 1,247 people in Hull about their most popular holiday destinations in the past five years. And 78 per cent said they had chosen trips in UK and Ireland during that period. It comes […] Read more News People’s Panel
Video: Hull’s urban vegetable patch in heart of city centre 2nd May 2019 It’s that time of year when gardeners are busy planting for this year’s crop, but did you know there’s a vegetable patch right in the heart of Hull city centre? Next to the taxi rank outside the Wilson Centre is an urban vegetable patch maintained by a dedicated team of green-fingered volunteers who come together […] Read more Community and Living Environment News Public Health National Gardening Week
How to get free parking codes for Hull Street Food Nights 2nd April 2019 Hull Street Food Nights is back – and its organisers have secures a tasty deal for free visitor parking. The first event of 2019 on Thursday 4 April marks a return to Trinity Square, where it began in April 2017. And HullBID, which runs the event, has secured a deal to allow visitors to park […] Read more Leisure & Culture News Hull Street Food NightsHullBIDTrinity SquareVegan
This feel-good 1980s musical is coming to Hull 2nd April 2019 A new musical from the producers of the UK tour of Hairspray is coming to Hull. Club Tropicana The Musical, a holiday musical that celebrates the 1980s, will be performed at the Hull New Theatre this month. The show sees a bride and groom get cold feet and jet off to sunnier climes – without […] Read more Hull New Theatre News What's on
Meet the man taking on Hull’s litter louts 2nd April 2019 A Hull volunteer has taken it upon himself to challenge the city’s litterbugs. Mark Ingleson of Charterhouse Residents Association teamed up with Hull City Council and Ashcourt Group to host a mass clean-up of the area close to Wincolmlee. On Saturday 30 March, 20 volunteers came together to try to reduce fly-tipping in the area […] Read more News Transport & Streets Waste
Herby’s is heading to a new spot in Hull city centre 2nd April 2019 A former docker who opened Hull’s first independent delicatessen 35 years ago has overseen the launch of its latest chapter. Herby’s deli and bakery, one of the city most recognisable lunch outlets, is moving to a new city centre spot. And its 84-year-old founder Tony Burr said the move from Princes Quay to a double […] Read more Leisure & Culture Hull BID
Hull City Council shortlisted for three national awards 2nd November 2018 Hull City Council has been shortlisted in the Local Government Chronicle (LGC) awards 2019 in three categories. The local authority has been nominated in the Driving Growth, Council of the Year and in the Public/Private Partnership categories for its work with Wykeland Beal on the transformation of the Fruit Market. Councillor Stephen Brady, Leader of […] Read more Business News Hull City CouncilLocal Government Chronicle
Ferens Art Gallery shortlisted for Art Fund Museum of the Year 2018 2nd May 2018 Ferens Art Gallery, the jewel in Hulls cultural crown, has been selected as one of the five finalists for Art Fund Museum of the Year 2018, regarded as the largest and most prestigious museum prize in the world. The annual award celebrates innovation and exceptional achievement in museums and galleries across the UK. The announcement […] Read more Leisure & Culture
