What’s on in Hull – November 2024
November is always a busy month and this year is no different with fireworks, music festivals and, of course, the start of things getting festive…
Hull Jazz Festival
Various locations, … More
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Hull City Council urges residents to take action against dog fouling
The council is calling on residents to be responsible and vigilant in tackling issues of dog fouling across the city.
As the days become colder, and the evenings draw darker, … More
Love Your Neighbourhood: Kingswood area receives tidy-up treatment
Kingswood is the latest area to be supported by Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood project.
Streets across the Kingswood area are now basking in the glow of a much-welcomed … 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
Hull theatre company creates free play space in city centre
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
Young people across the city celebrate Youth Work Week 2024
From November 4-10, youth centres across the city will open their doors to parents and carers in celebration of Youth Work Week 2024.
This year’s theme, A Right to … More
Free activities for parents and children on offer to celebrate Baby Week
Hull City Council, as part of Hull’s Early Help Partnership, is excited to be showcasing a range of free events and activities across the city to celebrate Baby Week.
The … More
Essential resurfacing work set to commence on Bude Road
Hull City Council is preparing to begin an essential carriageway maintenance scheme on Bude Road next week.
The scheme will improve the existing carriageway on Bude Road between Kingscott Close … More
Free inspirational art exhibition this half-term at Creative Voice Festival
An inspirational exhibition exploring identity and self-expression through art is being hosted in Princes Quay Event Space this week.
‘Faces to Me’ by The Peel Project and Artlink is part … More
Hull fly-tippers prosecuted and ordered to pay over £8,000
Hull City Council continues to warn residents to dispose of their waste legally to avoid facing enforcement action.
The warning follows nine recent fly-tipping prosecutions. These individuals were ordered to … More
Council celebrates care leavers with plaque and tree planting ceremony
Hull City Council’s Leaving Care team have planted a symbolic ‘Positivitree’ tree to show their commitment to young people who have experienced being in care.
‘Positivitrees’ were created by the … More
‘Fascinating and inclusive’ East Bank community dig ends
A fascinating six-week community archaeology dig which uncovered more than 700 years of Drypool’s history came to an end last week.
Humber Field Archaeology (HFA) were joined by a team … More
Council urges residents to dispose of Halloween pumpkins responsibly
With Halloween just around the corner, Hull City Council is reminding residents how to dispose of their pumpkins responsibly.
Whilst many people enjoy the tradition of pumpkin carving, every year … More
Halloween and Bonfire Night: Council joins forces with police to combat anti-social behaviour
Hull City Council and Humberside Police are working in partnership this spooky season to tackle anti-social behaviour across the city.
From today (Monday 28 October) to Sunday 10 November, additional … More
Love Your Neighbourhood: Bricknell area next in line for a tidy-up
Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood project has arrived in the Bricknell area today.
As part of the citywide initiative, several streets within Hull’s Bricknell Ward will undergo a comprehensive tidy-up … 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
Five residents receive £1,000 fines for fly-tipping in Hull
Hull City Council is urging residents to make use of the multiple waste schemes and services available in the city, following five substantial fly-tipping fines last month (September).
In the … More
Extra help for pensioners affected by Winter Fuel Payment cut
Pensioners in Hull who have been affected by the Government’s cuts to the Winter Fuel Payment may be in line for extra help from the City Council.
Senior councillors have … 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 City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 25 October
Here is the latest breakdown of scheduled and emergency works taking place across Hull over the next few weeks. All works are subject to change. For the latest updates:
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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
Appeal for information after a fly-tipping incident near Preston Road
Hull City Council is calling for information following a recent fly-tipping incident involving asbestos near two east Hull primary schools.
This deposit of asbestos was found on Monday 21 October … More
Free family Christmas show returns to Hull’s Trinity Market
Trinity Market is gearing up for the return of free Christmas performances every Saturday on the run up to Christmas.
Santa Claus Showtime, will take place every Saturday, starting … More
Blue Diamond Awards launch council’s events for National Care Leavers Week
Hull City Council is hosting its annual Blue Diamond Awards tomorrow night as it celebrates the successes and achievements of the city’s young people.
The awards are being held ahead … 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
Shetland pony pair make East Park debut
East Park’s Animal Education Centre has gained two new residents as a pair of Shetland ponies have moved in.
Ten-year-old Bonnie and Benjie have arrived following re-homing through the BlueCross … More
Comic book fans rejoice as Hull Libraries adds new digital collection
Hull Libraries have launched a new free e-comics and graphic novel collection for customers.
The extensive collection includes over 4,000 titles from DC Comics, Marvel Entertainment, Image Comics, IDW, VIZ … More
Ferens Art Gallery shortlisted for national award
Ferens Art Gallery has been shortlisted for a national award from the Museum Association’s (MA) Museums Change Lives Awards for the team’s work on the Jason Wilsher Mills: Are We … 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
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