Councillors to consider £18m NHS facility proposed for Albion Square
NHS patients could soon be able to access a wide range of healthcare in the city centre if a proposed £18m Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC), earmarked for Albion Square, if … More
Regeneration
Public to have its say on Jameson Street Conservation Area
Residents, business owners and landlords can have their say on the proposed changes to the Jameson Street Conservation Area as part of the public consultation starting next week.
In September, … More
Residents share memories of Hull’s suburban railways as restoration of Stepney Station is complete
Vital repairs to a former railway station are now complete.
As part of the Beverley Road Townscape Heritage Scheme, funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Hull City Council, … More
Major city centre road part of national regeneration scheme
An area of Beverley Road is set to receive a boost after it was named as part of national regeneration scheme.
The Stepney area has been confirmed today, Wednesday 6 … More
£42m invested to protect from flooding a decade on from tidal surge
On 5 December 2013, Hull was submerged by a tidal surge, the like of unseen since 1953.
Over 250 properties and many roads were flooded and impacted areas stretched from … More
Drive to reach net zero accelerates with more public and fleet electric vehicle charge points
Hull City Council will invest a further £150,000 in new electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure to support one of the largest fleets of electric vehicles in the region and more … More
Ambitious plans to take step forward as developer sought for East Bank
Ambitious proposals which feature up to 850 new homes will take a step forward as Hull City Council seeks a lead developer partner to deliver its East Bank Urban Village … More
New Youth Enterprise Ambassadors chosen
Four enterprising young people have been recruited by Hull City Council and the John Cracknell Youth Enterprise Bank (JCYEB) to become Youth Enterprise Ambassadors to encourage other young people to … More
Celebrate Small Business Saturday 2023
Small Business Saturday 2023 is here! Running for over a decade, Small Business Saturday is a grassroots campaign that celebrates amazing small businesses and encourages customers to shop locally.
Hull … More
Late Saturday night buses – helping you get home safely
Those enjoying an evening out in Hull over the festive season will have even more travel options to help get home safely thanks to late Saturday night bus services, funded … More
Green light for final phase of Preston Road housing regeneration programme
A major milestone in Hull’s 15-year, city-wide housing regeneration programme is set to get underway with the start of the second development phase on Preston Road, East Hull.
The redevelopment … More
Councils and bus operators join forces to demonstrate electric buses
Hull City Council, in partnership with East Riding of Yorkshire Council and the region’s two main bus operators, East Yorkshire Buses and Stagecoach, will be holding two public engagement events … More
TravelWise Week campaign wins national award
Hull City Council has won a prestigious national award for a campaign, which took place earlier this year, encouraging residents to choose more sustainable and active travel choices.
The city … More
Cabinet approves progression of A165 corridor road safety improvements
Hull City Council’s Cabinet has approved the delivery of a programme of road safety improvements along the A165 to be incorporated into the authority’s highway capital works programme for 2023/2024 … More
Humber Frontage Flood Defence receives prestigious award
One of Hull City Council’s flood alleviation schemes has been recognised with a prestigious national award.
The Humber Frontages Flood Defence scheme won the national Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) … More
Approval to be sought for Albion Square health centre
Approval will be sought for Hull City Council to enter into a formal agreement with the National Health Service (NHS) to deliver a Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC) in Albion Square.… More
HEY LEP to launch Create Growth Programme thanks to £520,000 of funding
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Hull and the East Riding will soon be able to benefit from expert, tailored support thanks to over half a million pounds worth of … More
Life of ‘Mr Hull’ celebrated
An event has taken place to celebrate the life of Hull City Council Director of Regeneration Mark Jones.
Mark died in September, at the age of 66, following a short … More
Exciting West Docklands plans to be discussed at Cabinet
Hull City Council’s Cabinet will discuss a report detailing the design brief for the West Docklands area.
The design brief would set a planning framework for development and regeneration of … More
5,000th person supported by Employment Hub
The Employment Hub has celebrated welcoming its 5,000th person to benefit from the service in less than three years.
The significant milestone was reached when Abdullah Yaguba met with … More
Hull businesses secure ‘star’ status by supporting staff to choose sustainable travel options
Four of Hull’s most notable businesses and organisations have received national certification for their workplace travel plans which encourage and support their workforces, around 2,530 staff, to walk, cycle and … More
Beverley Road lane closures removed
The lane closures on Beverley Road have now been removed as major regeneration works to Brunswick Arcade near completion.
The closures between Norfolk Street and Trafalgar Street were removed over … More
TravelWise Week campaign shortlisted for national award
Hull has been shortlisted for a prestigious national award for a campaign, which took place earlier this year, encouraging residents to choose more sustainable and active travel choices.
The city … More
Checkmate – council reveals plans for chess tables in two Hull parks
Chess enthusiasts could soon be able to showcase their tactical skills as plans to install equipment in two Hull parks have been revealed.
Two new chess tables, each with fixed … More
Hull to celebrate 20 years of Global Entrepreneurship Week
The city of Hull is to celebrate the 20th year of Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) next week.
GEW was founded to celebrate and empower entrepreneurs in every country and community … More
Have your say on PlayZone plans
Plans for six PlayZones are taking a step forward – and now the council wants to know what residents would like to see at those sites.
PlayZones are safe, inclusive … More
Stylish studios to be created thanks to council funding
A vacant Grade II listed building in Hull city centre will be converted into five stylish studio apartments thanks to council funding.
Qube Property Limited is undertaking a restoration project … More
Council supports cyclists to ‘stay safe and stay seen’ with return of Bike Lights for Dark Nights Initiative
Following its success in January, Hull City Council will again be running its popular Bike Lights for Dark Nights initiative from the end of October, when the clocks go back, … More
Cabinet approves district heat project to move forward
Hull City Council’s Cabinet has given the go ahead to the Hull District Heat Network (HDHN), the council’s long-term, cost-saving energy supply project.
The decision means the council will form … More
Bus lane operating hours to change after Cabinet decision
Hull’s bus lanes are proposed to change to peak time operation, in both directions, from their current all-day operating times, following a decision taken today (Monday 23 October) by Hull … More
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