See inside ambitious Endsleigh Park development ahead of launch 9th May 2019 These impressive pictures show what will greet the first guests of the ambitious Endsleigh Park development. The first phase of the project will be launched in June. It will comprise 40 serviced en-suite rooms, communal lounges, kitchens, gym, cinema, private secure parking and attractive grounds surrounding the property. The development, by Hull firm Hull Serviced […] Read more News Regeneration
This popular vegan market is returning to Hull 9th May 2019 A popular vegan market is returning to Hull’s Old Town this month. Trinity Market hosted its first Trinity After Dark vegan market in February, with hundreds of people turning up to grab a bite of vegan food or browse one of the vegan-friendly pop-up stalls. The market returns on Friday 31 May from 5pm to […] Read more Leisure & Culture News What's on Trinity MarketVegan
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to perform Handel’s Messiah in Hull 9th April 2019 The choral masterpiece Handel’s Messiah will be performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, accompanied by Leeds Philharmonic Chorus, in Hull this month. The performance, sung by four superb soloists and massed choir, will take place at Hull City Hall on Thursday 18 April at 7.30pm. From loud, bombastic choral movements, to delicate solo arias, it […] Read more Hull City Hall News What's on
North Bridge road markings to be repainted on Wednesday morning 9th April 2019 Hull City Council will repaint road markings in North Bridge on Wednesday 10 April. The work will begin at 9.30am and is estimated to be completed by noon. Traffic flow will be managed manually, with barriers dropped and lifted intermittently to keep traffic moving as normally as possible. Pedestrians and cyclists will have access as […] Read more Transport & Streets North Bridge
Go-karts to speed through city centre in Hull Street Race 9th April 2019 The countdown is on as Hull prepares to host the UK’s first closed road electric car event. The Hull Street Race will see teams of young people from across the Humber race around the city. More than 55 single-seat electric kit cars, built from scratch by the teams, will race around a circuit on Sunday […] Read more Education and Learning Environment News Green Port HullGreenpowerHull Street RaceHull Training and Adult Education
See plans for new hotel with rooftop bar in Hull city centre 9th April 2019 Plans have been revealed for a nine-storey hotel and rooftop sky bar with spectacular views of Hull’s waterfront. The hotel is part of a scheme that would secure the future of the historic Earl De Grey pub. A planning application has been submitted to Hull City Council by Castle Buildings LLP, a joint venture of leading […] Read more News Planning Regeneration
Hull youth travel card to offer further discount 9th January 2019 A discounted Hull youth travel card will relaunch this month offering further price reductions for young people across the city. The KAT Hull Card will give those aged 19 and under the freedom and flexibility to travel across Hull and parts of the East Riding for just £10 a week. Earlier this year, members of […] Read more News Transport & Streets KAT Hull CardTravel
Hull Minster visitor records smashed in milestone year 9th January 2019 Hull Minster is celebrating record-breaking visitor numbers following its £4.5 million transformation into a leading events venue. During 2018, 225,000 people visited the Minster following work to enable the building to become a major social, cultural and community hub. It also allowed the hosting of flexible and inclusive forms of worship. Highlights from last year […] Read more Leisure & Culture News Hull MinsterTrinity Square
Hull’s £42 million flood alleviation scheme gets green light 9th January 2019 Construction of a multi-million pound scheme to protect thousands of homes and businesses in Hull from flooding from the Humber estuary has been given the go-ahead. The £42 million flood alleviation scheme has now had final sign-off from local government secretary James Brokenshire. It was approved by Hull’s planning committee earlier this month – on the fifth […] Read more Business Environment News Regeneration Environment AgencyFloodingHumberHumber: Hull Frontage Flood Defence scheme
Bellfield Avenue road repairs to start this weekend 9th January 2019 Essential repair works will take place in Bellfield Avenue from Saturday 12 until Tuesday 15 January. Bellfield Avenue will be closed between Middlesex Road and Holderness Road, and a signed diversion route will be in place via Holderness Road, Saltshouse Road and Middlesex Road, and vice versa. Buses that travel along this section of Bellfield […] Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Anita HarrisonRoadworks
Hull’s school pupils encouraged to chat at Talking Tables 9th October 2018 To coincide with World Mental Health Day on Wednesday 10 October, some of Hull’s secondary schools will launch Talking Tables, a Public Health initiative to encourage people to strike up a conversation. Public Health launched Talking Tables on Monday 10 September to mark World Suicide Day. Now, as part of HeadStart Hull’s young people’s peer […] Read more Education and Learning
Judges visit Ferens Art Gallery, finalist for Art Fund Museum of the Year 2018 9th May 2018 The Art Fund independent judging panel Stephen Deuchar, Director of the Art Fund, Ian Blatchford, director of the Science Museum Group; Rebecca Jones, BBC arts correspondent; Melanie Manchot, artist; and Monisha Shah, independent media consultant and Art Fund trustee visited Ferens Art Gallery today (Wednesday 9 May). The Ferens Art Gallery is one of […] Read more Leisure & Culture
