Weekly roadworks update – February 4 4th February 2022 Next week, part of Hessle (High) Road will be closed inbound to allow Yorkshire Water to carry out work in the carriageway. The works are taking place on the approach to the Priory Way roundabout and are due to start on Monday February 7. The work is expected to last one week. Inbound traffic will […] Read more News Transport & Streets Hessle RoadHull weekly roadworks update
Resurfacing work in Rawling Way 4th January 2022 Essential overnight resurfacing work will take place in Rawling Way from Thursday 13 January. The work is expected to last a few days and will be carried out overnight to minimise disruption. Rawling Way will be closed from 7.30pm to 6.30am each night from Thursday 13 January to Friday 14 January. The road connects Anlaby […] Read more News Transport & Streets
Specialists appointed to take forward Yorkshire Cruise Terminal project 4th January 2022 Hull City Council has today published a decision record that confirms that Royal HaskoningDHV has been appointed to provide planning consultancy support for the delivery of the Cruise Hull Yorkshire terminal project. The appointment of the specialist international firm comes following an open tender process in which bids were assessed on a ‘best value’ basis […] Read more News Regeneration Cllr Daren HaleCruise Hull Yorkshire terminal projectHaskoningDHV UK Limited
Saddle up for Lord Mayor’s charity race evening 4th January 2022 Have a night at the races without the worry of the weather and raise money for charity too at the Lord Mayor’s charity race evening. The race night is being held on Thursday 10 February at the Guildhall in Hull from 7.30pm. All the proceeds will go to the Kingston upon Hull Lord Mayor’s Charity […] Read more Civic News What's on Cllr Lynn PetriniLord Mayorlord mayor's charitiesrace night
Work begins on £1m key maritime heritage site 4th November 2021 A decision record, published today, confirms that Hull City Council is moving forward with the first phase of a £1m National Highways (formerly Highways England) funded programme. Work will now begin on the South Blockhouse Project, which sees the Council’s in-house archaeologists, Humber Field Archaeology, deliver a community archaeology programme including archaeological works and the creation […] Read more News
Where to get Covid-tested for Hull Fair 4th October 2021 Hull Fair starts this Friday (October 8) and everyone planning a visit has been asked to play their part in reducing the spread of Coronavirus. One of the most important things everyone can do is use no-symptom tests (LFTs) and stay away if positive. LFTs are fast, free and available for everyone. They pick up […] Read more Coronavirus Leisure & Culture News Public Health
Families get cooking with free video series 4th October 2021 A series of free videos helping Hull families to cook simple, healthy recipes together is now available online, released by Hull City Council. The videos feature simple and easy-to-follow recipes, presented by local families to encourage others to get cooking with their little ones. The short cooking demonstration videos include affordable recipes and have been […] Read more Children and families News Children and familiesCllr McMurrayfamily activitiesfamily activityHealthy HolidaysHealthy Lifestyles Team
Ofsted report improvements in children’s social care in Hull 4th August 2021 Ofsted has published findings of a monitoring visit into children’s social care in Hull, focusing on progress for children in need and those subject to a child protection plan. Inspectors visited Hull and were able to meet face to face with staff on 30 June and 1 July, and this follows a full inspection of […] Read more Children and families Coronavirus News children's social careCouncillor Shane McMurrayOfsted
Council leaders hold ‘positive and constructive’ devolution discussion with minister 4th August 2021 The leaders of East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Hull City Council, Councillor Jonathan Owen and Councillor Daren Hale, yesterday (Tuesday, 3 August), held a positive and constructive meeting with Luke Hall MP, Minister of State (Minister for Regional Growth and Local Government), about devolution and what it could mean for Hull and the East […] Read more Council Government and Democracy News Hull and East Riding
Humber Street Sesh 2021 will not go ahead this year 4th August 2021 Humber Street Sesh, the annual music festival on Hull Marina, will not go ahead this year. The large-scale event, which provides a platform for emerging musicians and artists, was cancelled last year. Organisers today announced that due to “difficulties” and “obstacles” they have been forced to cancel this year’s event – but they have promised […] Read more News Humber Street Sesh 2021
Make the most of the summer with fantastic FREE programme of activities and events from Hull Museums 4th August 2021 The summer holidays have arrived and there is a whole host of free activities and attractions for visitors to enjoy across the city’s fantastic museums and galleries. From tours to trails, theatre performances to live music and more, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Hull Museums are inviting people to take part in activities on […] Read more Children and families Ferens Leisure & Culture Museums News What's on Councillor Marjorie BrabazonHull Culture and LeisureHull Museums summer programmeMuseums Quarter GardensPlay Day EventsPride in Our CityThe Open Exhibition
Join us in thanking key workers, says Hull City Council Leader 4th July 2021 As the nation celebrates its first-ever Thank You Day, millions of people across the country are thanking key workers who have helped them to get through the past 18 months. Hull City Council Leader Daren Hale offers his thanks. Today marks the first-ever national Thank You Day, giving us all a special chance for people […] Read more News Opinion Councillor Daren HalecovidKey workersThank You Day
