City ranked in national top 10 for growth in bus patronage
Hull has been confirmed as one of the top 10 places in the country for growth in bus patronage, according to the latest figures from the Department for Transport for … More
Environment
Council ready to respond when winter weather arrives
With the winter well and truly here, Hull City Council is continuously monitoring forecasts and is ready to put its winter weather plan into action.
So far, the season has … More
Double success for Hull City Council at public service excellence awards
Hull City Council has claimed two honours at the 2024 Association for Public Service Excellence (APSE) performance network awards.
Teams claimed the most improved performer award in both the Parks, … More
Council issues warning of significant fines after more people caught fly tipping
Hull City Council has reiterated its zero tolerance approach to people caught illegally depositing rubbish in the city after three separate £1,000 fixed penalty notices were handed out.
The first … More
Hull residents prosecuted and ordered to pay over £6,000 for untidy land
Hull City Council is warning property owners and occupiers to maintain the cleanliness of their land, to avoid facing prosecution.
This warning comes after four property owners and two occupiers … 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
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
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
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
Council seeks contractor for Phase 1 of Hull District Heat Network
Hull City Council is seeking a Design, Build, Operate and Maintain contractor to help deliver the next stage of Hull District Heat Network (HDHN).
The successful tender will deliver Phase … More
Vietnamese delegates learn of region’s offshore wind success
Delegates from Vietnam visited Hull this week as the council demonstrated the success of the region’s offshore wind industry and its programmes, such as Green Port Hull.
Around 25 representatives … More
Humber Forest plants a quarter of a million trees to support communities and local environment
Humber Forest has planted a record number of trees in the last 12 months, with 238,000 trees planted across Hull, East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire.
Since the project began three … More
Discover 700 years At The Heart of Drypool at community dig
Budding archaeologists are invited to take part in a community dig on a historic Hull site this autumn.
Time travellers are welcome to get involved with a free archaeological dig … More
Ridge and Partners LLP appointed as district heat project progresses
Hull City Council has appointed Ridge and Partners LLP to provide further topographical and utility surveys as part of Phase 1 of its Hull District Heat Network (HDHN).
Ridge will … More
Drypool Bridge overnight closures to allow for district heat survey
Drypool Bridge will close for three nights next week to allow for surveys to take place as part of the council’s Hull District Heat Network (HDHN) project.
The closures will … More
Primary pupils to take to the track in self-made electric cars
Children from six primary schools will be racing their own electric kit cars in Hull next week which they will have designed and built themselves.
The Greenpower Challenge will see … More
Cabinet to hear next phase of green energy projects
Hull City Council’s cabinet will consider whether to progress to the next phase of two of its green energy projects.
The cabinet will hear plans on both Hull District Heat … More
Love Your Neighbourhood: Newington and Gipsyville area receives tidy-up treatment
Newington and Gipsyville is the latest area to be supported by Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood project.
Streets within the Newington and Gipsyville area are now basking in the … More
Trial launched to explore benefits of heat pumps for council tenants
Ideal Heating has launched a heat pumps trial with Hull City Council.
The Living with Heat Pumps project will explore the benefits of living in a home with an air … More
Stepney green spaces improvements thanks to half a million pound award
The Stepney area of Hull is to receive major improvements as £500,000 of green funding has been awarded to Hull City Council.
The work will be targeted to green space … More
More than 50 trolleys removed from Hull watercourses amid flooding concerns
Hull City Council is urging residents to ensure that they dispose of rubbish in the correct manner amid a flood risk after a shocking amount of litter was collected from … More
Arco installs 2,300 solar panels in Hull
Open Space Community Network successfully launches in Hull
A Community Network to shape the future of Hull’s green and open spaces launched in the Guildhall this week.
Hull City Council is delighted to announce the successful launch of … More
Council to explore further options for district heat project
Hull City Council is exploring the future expansion of the Hull District Heating Network (HDHN).
A detailed Decision Record published today confirms the council has varied its existing contract with … More
Love Your Neighbourhood: Central Ward gets tidy-up treatment
The Central area of Hull is the latest to be tidied up as part of Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood project.
Streets within the Central Ward are now basking … More
Areas of Hull next in line for Love Your Neighbourhood tidy-up
Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood project will be arriving in the Holderness, St Andrews and Docklands, and Pickering Wards from next week.
As part of the citywide Love Your … More
Four Hull residents successfully prosecuted for fly-tipping
Hull City Council warns residents to dispose of their waste legally to avoid facing enforcement action, following four fly-tipping prosecutions this month (March).
The council continues to advise residents to … More
Warning issued to manage waste responsibly following environmental prosecutions
Hull City Council is urging property owners and occupiers to maintain the cleanliness of their land, to avoid facing prosecution.
This warning comes after a property owner and two property … More
Hull residents prosecuted for littering
Hull City Council is continuing to warn residents to dispose of their litter responsibly, to avoid a substantial fine or prosecution.
The warning comes after 10 residents, who failed to … More
Successful launch of High Street Accelerator Pilot
Hull’s High Street Accelerator Pilot Programme was successfully launched with Action Week this week.
A spring clean of the Stepney Area of Beverley Road has taken place following its confirmation … More
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