Summer edition of Hull CC News being delivered
The summer edition of Hull CC News is being delivered to all homes across the city from today.
It’s jam packed with six pages of events and What’s On listings … More
Business
Blooming wonderful display for Fairtrade City
Hull Fairtrade Partnership has continued to mark Hull’s 20th year of maintaining Fairtrade City status with the unveiling of a redesigned flower bed in the city centre.
The vibrant Fairtrade … More
ResQ progress accelerated thanks to grant award
In November 2021, Hull City Council was awarded £19.5m of government funding to ‘level up’ the city centre through supporting infrastructure, bringing vacant buildings back into and deliver a package … More
Council to begin bench improvements in Queen Victoria Square
Hull City Council will begin the first phase of improvements around the Queen Victoria Square fountains, starting with the temporary removal of selected benches on Wednesday 16 July from 8.30am… More
Sale of council-owned units opens door for city centre regeneration
Plans to reinvigorate several units in Hull city centre have taken a step closer after a Decision Record agreeing to their sale was published today.
Hull City Council has facilitated … More
My Bus Pass Portal – the easy way to apply or renew your bus pass
Hull City Council has launched a new way for residents to apply or renew bus passes, making the process quicker and more convenient.
‘My Bus Pass Portal’ offers new applicants … More
Empty housing scheme to be brought back into use in Hull
A former sheltered housing scheme in Hull is to be transformed into high-quality accommodation for people with learning disabilities.
Charles Brady Court will offer 36 self-contained flats, including dedicated respite … More
New character appraisal for Newland Park Conservation Area
Newland Park is the latest conservation area to be reevaluated after a new character appraisal and management plan (CAMP) was published.
Boundary amendments to remove modern properties which do not … More
New 20mph zone approved for Hull’s Old Town
Work to implement a new 20mph zone in Hull’s Old Town area, as part of the safety improvement scheme for Lowgate, has been given the greenlight to progress by Hull … More
Rokeby Park Primary School ‘set the wheels in motion’ for active travel
Children at Rokeby Park Primary School have been learning vital skills to be able to make their own way to school on two-wheels thanks to several council-funded initiatives.
On Monday … More
Council leaders issue updated statement
Vivergo Fuels – joint statement from Hull City and East Riding of Yorkshire Councils
Council Leaders Councillor Mike Ross and Councillor Anne Handley statement on Vivergo Fuels:
“Hull and East … More
Connect to Work to help thousands into employment
A voluntary programme aimed at helping thousands of people in Hull and the East Riding into employment will begin this autumn, with information sessions for businesses and providers to start … More
Public engagement exercise to seek local views on roundabout improvements in Kingswood
Hull City Council is seeking feedback on proposals for two roundabout improvement schemes at Ennerdale Leisure Centre and Wawne Road / Bude Road, as part of the Kingswood Area Action … More
Familiar face returns to council as assistant director
Hull City Council has appointed Angela Blake as its new assistant director of major projects & infrastructure.
Angela joins the council from her role as the assistant director economy and … More
Are you primed to work for Amazon?
Residents of Hull and the East Riding looking for a new career role which ticks all the boxes are invited to a recruitment event to help to fill thousands of … More
Council leader warns of renewable energy job losses without urgent government support
Cllr Mike Ross, leader of Hull City Council, has warned that thousands of jobs in the renewable energy sector could be at risk, including hundreds locally, without urgent government backing.… More
Council leader calls on government to invest in Hull’s ageing Infrastructure
Hull City Council leader, Councillor Mike Ross, is calling on the government to allocate funding from its recently announced £1 billion Structures Fund to support the city’s long-term infrastructure investment … More
Council to seek feedback on plan to support walking and cycling in the city
Hull City Council has launched an eight-week engagement exercise to seek the feedback of residents, businesses and communities on its Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) 2025-2035.
The plan … More
Council helps preservation of Garden Village Conservation Area
Hull City Council’s ongoing commitment to preserving the city’s conservation areas has been outlined through the publishing of a new character appraisal and management plan (CAMP) for Garden Village Conservation … More
Council to trial new ‘City Explorer’ cycle sessions during Bike Week
With summer arriving, Hull City Council will be hosting a series of free training and guided ride sessions around the city to help people learn the necessary skills, boost their … More
New building demonstrates council’s continued support for SEND pupils
Hull City Council’s continued support of secondary SEND pupils in the city saw a brand-new provision opened this week.
Four classrooms, a science room, sensory room, parents’ room and extended … More
Cabinet to consider major investment programme for city’s infrastructure
Hull City Council’s cabinet is set to review proposals for a five-year investment programme to improve and enhance Hull’s infrastructure, preserve its history and keep the city moving.
A report, … More
Council shines light on the work of local transport volunteers
This Volunteers’ Week (2-8 June 2025), we highlight the work of the Yorkshire Coast Community Rail Partnership (YCCRP) – often the unsung heroes of transportation in Hull and East Yorkshire.… More
Council prepares for The Business Day 2025
Invest Hull and Skills Bootcamps Hull and East Riding are gearing up to attend The Business Day at Bridlington Spa on Friday 6 June.
The Business Day offers a variety … More
Council opens two new pocket parks and announces plans for more
Hull City Council has announced the completion of works on two new pocket parks – one around Dingley Close in Orchard Park and one on Oak Road in Beverley and … More
Successful first event for Skills Bootcamps’ record-breaking Wave 6
Skills Bootcamps Hull & East Riding hosted a successful inaugural skills match event, which saw local employers connect with relevant training providers, as it begins to roll out its record-breaking Wave … More
It’s time for you to help shape Hull’s City Centre Vision
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 … More
Hull and East Riding – Let’s Go Electric!
Organised by Hull City Council and East Riding of Yorkshire Council, ‘Let’s Go Electric!’ will take place on Saturday 21 June, from 10am-3pm, and will showcase the … More
Council to regenerate Paragon station with new bar and WHSmith revamp
Hull City Council is to award two city centre grants as part of wider regeneration works at Hull Paragon Interchange.
Hull Tap Ltd is to be awarded £315,000 for works … More
Four more public sector buildings targeted for energy efficiency works
Four city centre buildings will benefit from energy efficiency and decarbonisation works thanks to almost £5m in government funding.
Hull City Council has been successful in securing £4,935,960 of funding … More
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