Loud Mouths exhibition opens at the Streetlife Museum 24th November 2023 A new exhibition, created by a group of young people with additional needs and/or disabilities in Hull and inspired by their experience of using public transport, will open at the Streetlife Museum on Monday (27 November). ‘Sunflowers Travelling’ has been put together by the Loud Mouths Young People Engagement Group – a group of young […] Read more Leisure & Culture Museums News What's on Cllr Rob PritchardHull MuseumsLoud MouthsStreetlife MuseumSunflowers Travelling
Cabinet approves district heat project to move forward 24th October 2023 Hull City Council’s Cabinet has given the go ahead to the Hull District Heat Network (HDHN), the council’s long-term, cost-saving energy supply project. The decision means the council will form a Limited Liability Company (LLC) to manage HDHN. There are a range of benefits for both the city and the council as the project progresses, […] Read more Civic Environment News Regeneration 2030 Carbon Neutral StrategyCabinetClimate changeCllr Jack HainesHull District Heat Network
Love music in Hull? Help shape its future 24th October 2023 Anyone interested in music in Hull is invited to a day of inspiration and discussion themed around collaboration. Featuring live performances of new compositions, discussions and presentations, ‘Out of the Box’ is free and open to everyone who loves music. The event, organised by Hull City Council’s Arts Development team in partnership with J-Night, will […] Read more Leisure & Culture News What's on Arts DevelopmentCllr Rob PritchardDavid PortereventJ-NightOut of the Box
Creative Voice Youth Arts Festival returns for 2023 24th October 2023 Young people aged between 11 and 19 years old can get involved in a mix of creative performances, discussions, workshops and exhibitions issues during this year’s Creative Voice Youth Festival. Running Friday 3 – Saturday 4 November from 12noon – 9pm both days in the Princes Quay ground floor event space, Creative Voice Youth Arts […] Read more Children and families Leisure & Culture News What's on Arts DevelopmentCllr Rob PritchardCreative Youth Arts Festival 2023MusicSmile Foundation
Consultant experts appointed as District Heating project progresses 24th August 2023 Consultant experts Ove Arup and Partners have been appointed to support the delivery of the Hull District Heating Network across the city. This project will provide heating and hot water at a lower cost than other low carbon heating solutions, benefitting both the public and private sectors, whilst also saving more than 2,000 tons of […] Read more Environment News Regeneration Garry TaylorHull 2030 Carbon Neutral StrategyHull District Heating Project
Spring Bank Regeneration Project drop-in for business and property owners 24th August 2023 Business and property owners on Spring Bank are encouraged to attend a drop-in session detailing a Shop Front Design Guide as part of the ongoing Spring Bank Conservation Area Regeneration Project. The event will take place next Thursday, 31 August, providing visitors the opportunity to provide feedback on the plans and what they would like […] Read more News Planning Regeneration businessDrop-in sessionSpring Bank Conservation Area
Albert Avenue Pools and Fitness welcomes back users! 24th August 2023 Albert Avenue Pools and Fitness, including a new outdoor lido and splash pad, fitness gym and class studio, will open to the public tomorrow. Following extensive investment and indoor transformation, the west Hull facility will welcome users back from Friday (25 August) at 9.30am for the first time since its closure in October 2021. Free […] Read more Leisure & Culture News Regeneration Sport What's on Albert Avenue Pools and FitnessCllr PritchardgymnasiumInvestmentLido
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – 24 August 24th August 2023 Check out the latest job vacancies at Hull City Council this week. Read more Business Council Government and Democracy Customer Services News JobsRecruitment
Liverpool Street to undergo essential repairs 24th July 2023 Hull City Council has announced that essential works on Liverpool Street will get underway later this year, to provide much needed improvements to the road condition. With the carriageway on Liverpool Street – from the mini-roundabout on Hessle Road to the roundabout on Brighton Street – in a poor state, essential maintenance work needs to […] Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Mark IeronimoHessle RoadRoadworksWright Civil Engineering
First Family Hub to offer even more support to Hull families 24th July 2023 The Parks Children’s Centre is becoming the first children’s centre in Hull to be rebranded as one of the new Family Hubs, offering even more support to local children and families. One-stop hubs will offer support from conception through to age 19, or up to 25 for young people with special education needs and disabilities, […] Read more Children and families Community and Living Education and Learning News Children and familiesChildren and young peopleCouncillor Linda TockFamily hubsParks Family Hubyoung people and family services
Cabinet considers road safety proposals in Old Town area 24th July 2023 Hull City Council’s Cabinet has today considered new proposed safety measures for the Old Town area of the city centre. This is in response to a request from the city’s coroner after Rebecca Kirby tragically died after being struck by a car when crossing Lowgate on the evening of 27 August 2021. The coroner’s report […] Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Mark IeronimoLowgateOld Town
Consultation on operating times for Hull’s bus lanes closes soon – don’t forget to have your say 24th July 2023 Residents, businesses and other stakeholders have a week left to have their say on proposals to alter the operating times of Hull’s bus lanes. An online survey is available for people to give feedback on which routes in and out of the city, with bus lanes they use, how and when they use them and […] Read more News Transport & Streets bus lanesCouncillor Mark IeronimoTransport consultation
