Hull City Council is inviting residents, businesses and community groups to share their views on the future of Hull’s city centre, as the final phase of consultation on the Hull City Centre Vision gets underway.
The City Centre Vision sets out a long-term framework to transform the heart of Hull by 2045, shaping a centre that reflects the priorities and aspirations of local communities. It focuses on creating a city that is innovative, healthy, creative, liveable, productive, distinctive and resilient.
Hull City Council is encouraging the public to help shape the final version of the Vision, having worked closely with the community since December 2024.
Visioning workshops with councillors, businesses and community groups took place in December, followed by the first phase of public engagement, gathering feedback from hundreds of participants in spring 2025.
In April, refining workshops with residents’ associations, businesses and accessibility groups were held.
Now, it’s time for you to help shape the final vision. The second-phase public engagement is launches today and will run until 29 June 2025.
How to have your say
- Filling out the online questionnaire at www.hullvision.co.uk/#haveyoursay
- Attending the Hull City Centre Vision Summit
- Coming along to one of our drop-in events
- Contacting the team directly via email or FREEPOST
- Email: info@hullvision.co.uk
- FREEPOST: City Centre Vision
City Centre Vision Symposium
Join the City Centre Vision Project Team, East Bank Regeneration Team and Paragon Project Team for a full-day summit:
Location: Hull Guildhall, Reception Room
Date: 19th June 2025
Time: 2-4pm
This event will include presentations, Q&A sessions and opportunities to engage directly with the people shaping the future of Hull. Please note: Places are limited -book early at www.hullvision.co.uk to secure your spot.
A further drop-in session will follow in the Reception Room from 4-6pm, with another on Friday 20 June in the Guildhall’s Room C1 from 10:30am to 3:30pm.
The Hull City Centre Vision is about more than buildings – it’s about shaping how we live, work, travel and thrive in the city for generations to come. Your feedback will help ensure the Vision truly reflects what matters most to the people who know Hull best.
Cllr Paul Drake-Davis, portfolio holder for regeneration at the council, said: “The Hull City Centre Vision a fantastic opportunity to define what a successful Hull city centre will look like and lay out some key moves that will help us achieve that success.
“It is built on the experiences, ideas and ambitions of the people who live and work in the city.
“This is your chance to help shape the future of Hull’s city centre – so we encourage everyone to get involved and have their say before 29 June.”
