Hull maintains top 10 ranking for children’s cycle training 5th August 2024 Hull has maintained its status as one of the country’s top locations for the delivery of cycle training to children, according to new figures from The Bikeability Trust. Between April 2023 and March 2024, 92% of Year 6 pupils in the city received either Level 1 and 2 or Level 2 Bikeability training (3,212 children, […] Read more News Regeneration Transport & Streets BikeabilityCouncillor Mark IeronimoFirst Step Sports
Drypool Bridge: “We are dedicated to doing the repair work properly”, says Councillor Mark Ieronimo 5th August 2024 Cllr Ieronimo, cabinet portfolio holder for transportation, roads, and highways, went ‘back to the floor’ as he joined Hull City Council’s bridges team at Drypool Bridge. The visit, which took place on Thursday 11 July, allowed Cllr Ieronimo to gain a firsthand understanding of the extensive design, repair, and strengthening works required. This site visit underscores the […] Read more News Rivers and bridges Councillor Mark IeronimoDrypool BridgeEsh Construction LimitedMason Clark Associates
Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 5 July 5th July 2024 Read more News Transport & Streets Hull weekly roadworks updateRoadworks
Free activities on offer to mark Infant Mental Health Awareness Week 5th June 2024 Next week is Infant Mental Health Awareness Week and Hull City Council’s Early Help teams have put on a series of free events for parents and children. Infant Mental Health Awareness Week takes place from 10 – 16 June and this year’s theme is ’Speak up for babies’. Infant mental health is an often overlooked […] Read more Children and families News babychildrenChildren and familiesChildren and young peopleEarly help teamFamily hubsMental HealthPauline Turner
Council enhances cycling infrastructure with Boothferry Road cycle lane resurfacing scheme 5th June 2024 Hull City Council has confirmed that the on-road cycle lane on Boothferry Road, heading out of the city towards Hessle and the Humber Bridge, will be resurfaced later this month. As part of the council’s commitment to improving cycling infrastructure across the city, the resurfacing of the cycle lane would enhance safety by improving the […] Read more News Regeneration Transport & Streets Boothferry RoadCyclingimprovementsPBS Construction
Hull City Council awards money for empty homes to be brought back into use 5th June 2024 Hull City Council has allocated funding to Giroscope to bring up to ten empty homes back into use as social housing. West Hull-based Giroscope, which specialises in buying and renovating long term empty homes, has received £370,000 from the Right to Buy Replacement Programme Fund. There is also the option for further discretionary funding (up […] Read more Housing News empty homesGiroscopeHousingMark NearneyNeighbourhoods and housingSocial housing
Hull fly-tippers prosecuted and ordered to pay over £13,000 in fines 5th June 2024 Hull City Council warns residents and businesses to dispose of their waste legally to avoid facing enforcement action. The warning comes following eight individuals, and two businesses, being prosecuted and fined a total of £13,060 last month (May). Details of the successful prosecution cases are as follows: The council continues to advise residents to dispose […] Read more News Waste bulky collectionsDoug SharpFly-tipping prosecutionsHousehold waste and recycling centresHull Magistrates CourtReuse shop
Council adopts new Paragon Conservation Area 5th June 2024 Hull City Council has adopted the new Paragon Conservation Area. The council’s cabinet approved final changes to the former Jameson Street Conservation Area last month. This included boundary extensions, which now contains additional areas of Jameson Street, King Edward Street, Prospect Street, Ferensway and Waltham Street, as well as renaming it Paragon Conservation Area. A […] Read more News Planning Regeneration Alex CoddCharacter Appraisal and Management PlanParagon Conservation Area
Love Your Neighbourhood: Ings and Derringham areas next in line for a tidy-up 5th June 2024 Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood project will be arriving in the Ings and Derringham areas from next week. As part of the citywide Love Your Neighbourhood project – which has seen hundreds of streets receive extra care over the last year – Ings and Derringham are the next areas of Hull to undergo a […] Read more News Waste Doug SharpLove Your NeighbourhoodLove Your Street
Open day for newly refurbished Guildhall Ceremony Room 5th April 2024 The Ceremony Room at the magnificent Guildhall in Hull has undergone an impressive transformation, and anyone considering a marriage or similar occasion will have the chance to have a look. Works have taken place over the last 2 months to completely freshen up the room, creating a new, modern facility. An open day will now […] Read more Customer Services News GuildhallHull City Council Registration Service
Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 05 April 5th April 2024 Here is the latest breakdown of scheduled and emergency works taking place across Hull over the next few weeks. All works are subject to change. For the latest updates: Read more News Transport & Streets Hull weekly roadworks updateRoadworks
Hull Playwriting Festival announces six new commissions for inaugural event 5th April 2024 Middle Child have announced the six writers commissioned for Fresh Ink, a new annual playwriting festival coming to Hull’s Fruit Market in July. Rosie Race, Hannah Scorer, Grace Waga Glevey, Marc Graham, Prince Kundai and Andrew Houghton were selected from 130 entrants, who responded to an open call for writers with “a meaningful connection to […] Read more Leisure & Culture News What's on Fresh InkFruit MarketHull FestivalMiddle Child
