Free Festive Skills Bootcamps this weekend
Hull Training and Adult Education (HTAE) is urging residents to boost their careers and unlock their potential this festive season with upcoming Skills Bootcamps.
The team will be hosting something … More
Regeneration
Hull hotel receives national certificate for walking, cycling and public transport
Doubletree by Hilton, in Hull, has received national certification for its workplace travel plan, which encourages and supports its workforce to walk, cycle and use public transport for their daily … More
Council announces upcoming footpath improvement works
Essential resurfacing works are set to begin in Hull next week to provide much-needed improvements to the city’s footpaths.
As part of Hull City Council’s investment in the city’s footpaths, … More
Council kickstarts plans for new youth enterprise hub
Hull City Council is engaging with contractors to help create a new youth enterprise hub and business incubation facility in the city centre.
The council has allocated £1.5m of government … More
Love Your Neighbourhood: Footpath improvement works to commence in Beverley and Newland
As part of the Love Your Neighbourhood initiative, Hull City Council has identified several footpaths in the Beverley and Newland ward that require improvement.
The council’s continued investment in the … More
Aleksandra is HTAE Apprentice of the Year
Hull Training and Adult Education (HTAE) hosted its Learner Awards in the Banqueting Suite of Hull’s Guildhall on Friday 15 November.
The annual awards recognise the contributions and efforts of … More
City Science to help deliver net zero targets
Hull City Council, in partnership with East Riding of Yorkshire Council (ERYC), has appointed City Science to help develop the Hull & East Riding Local Area Energy Plan (LAEP).
This … More
West Hull footpath improvement scheme to begin
A footpath resurfacing and reconstruction programme in west Hull will begin next week.
The scheme will cover River Grove, Vincent Close, Datchet Garth, Lulworth Avenue, Lymington Garth and Newington Avenue.… More
C.R. Reynolds appointed to continue the transformation of Hull’s Queens Gardens
Hull City Council has today confirmed the appointment of local civil engineering firm, C.R. Reynolds, to continue the extensive refurbishment of Queens Gardens, the city centre’s most iconic green space.… More
Restoration of landmark Hull building unveiled as scaffolding comes down on historic Burton building
The removal of scaffolding surrounding Hull’s historic Burton building has revealed the restored grandeur of the city’s 1930s landmark.
Regeneration specialist Wykeland Group is delivering the major restoration of the … More
National hotel chain adopts new approach to active and sustainable travel after success in Hull
A national hotel chain has changed its approach to staff travel planning across the country after enjoying success at its hotel in Hull.
Holiday Inn has signed up to the … More
Additional park & ride services and fare discount to support Christmas shoppers
Hull City Council and Stagecoach East Midlands have announced the return of a popular festive park and ride scheme to support Christmas shoppers and boost the local economy in Hull.… More
Colliderfest – A new festival to celebrate science, culture and art in city
Hull city centre is set to come alive with creativity and innovation as it hosts an exciting four-day festival from Thursday 13 – Sunday 16 March 2025.
This inaugural event, … More
Hull’s net zero story told on global stage as cities confront climate crisis
Hull’s Oh Yes! Net Zero campaign has been showcased alongside globally significant climate action initiatives at a major international conference.
Oh Yes! Net Zero joined delegates from the C40 Cities … More
Leading urban designers to help create a new vision for Hull
Hull City Council has appointed urban design practice, Planit, to lead the development of a future vision for the city.
The creation of a new vision for the city centre … More
Flood resilience scheme underway at Setting Dyke
Works will begin today, Monday 11 November, on the first phase of the construction of habitat and a flood storage feature within a west Hull watercourse channel, to improve flood … More
Stepney Station shortlisted for National Railway Heritage Award
The restoration of Stepney Station has been shortlisted for the prestigious National Railway Heritage Awards.
These awards are the only recognition dedicated to encouraging best practices in the re-use, restoration, … More
Council issues notice to derelict building owner over need to act
Hull City Council is warning property owners in the city that it is prepared to take tough action against them if buildings are allowed to fall into poor condition.
This … More
Your Ticket, Your Choice – Hull Card and KAT Card Now Available Through Bus Operators’ Apps
Bus passengers in Hull can now buy two discounted travel card products, that allow unlimited travel on both Stagecoach East Midlands and East Yorkshire Buses in the city, through their … More
Christmas Exhibition for neurodiverse and care experienced entrepreneurs
Neurodiverse and care experienced businesses and start-ups are invited to an inclusive Christmas Exhibition in Hull’s Guildhall next month.
Hosted by Hull City Council’s Making Changes for Careers (MC4C) team, … More
New community minibus services to support passengers in East Hull
Hull City Council has announced that two new community minibus services will launch in November to support passengers, in the east of the city, to access shopping and medical facilities … More
Plans submitted to celebrate history of the South Blockhouse site
Architects working on the council’s South Blockhouse project have submitted a planning application that will tell the story of a nationally significant monument in Hull.
These ambitious plans, led by … More
Made Smarter’s free manufacturers workshop
Hull & East Yorkshire Made Smarter Team, in partnership with advisors from the Hull and Humber Chamber of Commerce and the local Department for Business and Trade (DBT), is holding … More
Iconic Hull business group secures national status for supporting staff to make sustainable travel choices
One of Hull’s most iconic business names has received national certification for its workplace travel plan, which encourages and supports its workforce to walk, cycle and use public transport for … More
Hull City Council Leader urges government to help to safeguard key services
Leader of Hull City Council, Cllr Mike Ross, has today sent a letter to government ahead of Wednesday’s Budget Statement outlining the urgent support required for Hull.
The letter, addressed … More
Council begins planning to improve and regenerate Spring Bank
Hull City Council has formally adopted new management documents for Spring Bank Conservation Area which will shape development strategies and help it to secure future grant funding.
During early 2024, … More
Hull pupils step up for new challenge
Chiltern Primary School is the first school in Hull to sign up for WOW – the walk to school challenge from Living Streets, which sees pupils record how they get … More
Help shape Hessle Road’s future
Residents, visitors and stakeholders in the Hessle Road Conservation Area are being urged to have their say on future plans for the area.
The public are invited to give their … More
Public opinion wanted on proposed conservation areas changes
Hull City Council is seeking the views of residents, businesses, visitors and property owners within two conservation areas in west Hull to help shape their future.
The proposed changes for … More
Hull Bus Alliance celebrates electric bus milestone
The Hull Bus Alliance has welcomed an important milestone in the revolution of public transport in the city, after The Go-Ahead Group placed a national order for zero-emission buses, which … More
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