Cabinet to be updated on Hull’s Levelling Up Partnership progress 7th July 2023 Hull has been selected as one of 20 places in the government’s move to create Levelling Up Partnerships. The opportunity for Hull to enter this partnership will be considered by the council’s July Cabinet, as well as scrutinised by the Economy and Environment Scrutiny commission. The partnership would see the city being part of a […] Read more News Regeneration CabinetCllr Paul Drake DavisLevelling Up
Resurfacing works will begin on two Hull streets this summer 7th July 2023 Argyle Street and Stanley Street will undergo improvements to provide a smooth ride for road users. The works are needed due to the carriageway deteriorating and it will provide a safe and skid resistant surface. They are scheduled to begin on Monday 10th July and are expected to take around one week to complete. Resurfacing […] Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Mark IeronimoCR Reynolds Ltdroad closures
Proposals for bus lane timings published 7th June 2023 Proposals showing how Hull’s bus lanes would operate under peak time only operation have been published in a decision record today. The plans are a response to Hull City Council’s transport survey carried out in summer 2022, when around 65 per cent of residents who responded were in favour of the restrictions returning. Today’s decision […] Read more News Transport & Streets Bus laneCllr Mike RossDecision Record
Hull City Council to mark Commonwealth Day 2023 7th March 2023 Commonwealth Day 2023 will be marked in Hull next Monday (13 March) as a flag is raised at the Guildhall. The day marks the ten year anniversary of the signing of the Charter of the Commonwealth, will all 76 UK cities raising the Commonwealth of Nations Flag of Peace at 11am. Members of the public […] Read more Civic News What's on Flag of PeaceLord Mayor Cllr Christine Randall
Aspiring Hull social workers invited to ‘step up’ to social work 7th March 2023 People from Hull are being encouraged to ‘Step up to Social Work’ through a government scheme. Hull City Council’s social workers provide life changing care and support to our city’s most vulnerable children and families. Social work is both a challenging and rewarding career, providing a fantastic opportunity to make a lasting difference to the […] Read more News Children and familiesChildren and young peoplechildren's serviceschildren's social careCouncillor Linda Tocksocial workSocial Work Academysocial work weekStep up to Social Work
Inequalities report set for Health and Wellbeing Board launch 7th March 2023 A report examining health inequalities in Hull will launch at the March Health and Wellbeing Board. Director of Public Health (DPH), Julia Weldon, has focussed on progress made and how to work together to ensure a fairer future in her annual report for 2022; Where are we now? Building our Healthy Future. Julia said: “This […] Read more News
Additional Needs or Disability Fostering 7th March 2023 As an Additional Needs and Disability Foster Carer you will be able to provide a child with the love, support and home they need to reach their full potential. If you are thinking of becoming a specialist foster carer, we don't expect you to have all the skills at the beginning, just the motivation to work with us, a big heart and commitment to the children in your care. Read more Children and families Hull Fostering: Latest News and Updates
Lord Mayor brings Mardi Gras to Guildhall 7th March 2023 The Lord Mayor, Cllr Christine Randall is holding a Mardi Gras-themed charity ball next month, with tickets available to buy now. The ball will be held on Friday 14 April in the magnificent setting of the Banqueting Hall in the Guildhall, with a four-course meal and live entertainment from local band ‘Your cup of tea’. […] Read more Civic News What's on charity ballLord Mayor Cllr Christine RandallMardi Gras ball
Bikeability and Pedestrian Skills training for every school in Hull 7th March 2023 Children will have the chance to learn essential skills for staying safe while walking and cycling, thanks to training being made available to every school in Hull. Hull City Council has been awarded a government grant of almost £200,000 a year to offer Bikeability Cycle Training to all primary and secondary schools over the next […] Read more News Transport & Streets BikeabilityCyclingroad safety
Have your say on off-road cycle path designs for major Hull routes 7th February 2023 Hull City Council is inviting people to have their say on new plans for off-road cycle paths on two major city routes. The council is developing designs to take advantage of future funding opportunities as and when they are announced by Active Travel England. The designs for Clough Road and Cleveland Street/New Cleveland Street would […] Read more News Transport & Streets active travel
Panic Shack set to shake up the stacks at Hull Central Library 7th February 2023 Get It Loud in Libraries present Welsh band Panic Shack in partnership with Hull Libraries, a live music event held in an unexpected setting: Hull Central Library. Hailing from Cardiff, Wales five-piece Panic Shack bring their own brand of punk attitude to Hull Central Library as part of their 2023 tour. This show was due […] Read more Leisure & Culture Libraries News What's on Arts and cultureCouncillor Rob PritchardGet It Loud In LibrariesHCALHull Central LibraryHull Culture and LeisurelibrariesMusic
Football scheme celebrates 1,000 active hours with free sessions 7th February 2023 Active Through Football, from Hull Culture and Leisure, Tigers Trust and the Football Foundation, is celebrating reaching a massive milestone with free sessions available this half term. Following a successful 1000 hours of physical activity participation on the project, these free sessions will invite users to get involved and help shape the future of the […] Read more Children and families Leisure & Culture News Sport What's on Active Through FootballCatherine BishopCllr Rob Pritchardfree sessionshalf termHCALskatingTigers Trust
