Moomins, Monet and more – Hull Museums promises at bumper 2026 programme 18th November 2025 2026 is shaping up to be a fantastic year for Hull Museums and Ferens Art Gallery as they announce an exciting exhibition programme. First up, from Friday 13 February, two exhibitions will open as part of the Ferens Unpacked Season. Into The Stores will invite visitors to explore amongst the crates and storage racks and […] Read more Ferens Leisure & Culture Museums News What's on 2026 programmeCllr Rob PritchardFerens Art GalleryHull MuseumsJane AvisonMonetMoomins
Routine inspection scheduled for Hessle Road flyover 18th November 2025 A routine inspection will take place on Hessle Road flyover later this month, to ensure its continued safety and reliability. Hull City Council’s bridges team will be carrying out a principal inspection on the Hessle Road flyover, which crosses the railway lines operated by Network Rail. These inspections are a vital part of maintaining the […] Read more News Rivers and bridges Transport & Streets BridgesCllr Mark IeronimoHessle Road flyover
Warm Spaces funding boost for community groups from Hull City Council 18th November 2025 40 voluntary and community social enterprise (VCSE) organisations across Hull have received funding to provide Warm Spaces and other initiatives during the colder months. The Cost of Living Community Grants from Hull City Council allow groups to offer advice services to residents alongside Warm Spaces. These community groups may also offer guidance on how to […] Read more Children and families Community and Living Customer Services News Cllr Mike Rosscost of livingIdeal HeatingWarm Spaces
Hull residents invited to help shape the future of adult social care 18th November 2025 Residents in Hull are invited to take part in the second Adult Social Care Annual Conversation with People. If you want to learn more about adult social care, share feedback on your experience, and help shape care services – this event is for you. This year’s event will take place at The Guildhall, on Thursday […] Read more Adult social care News Adult Social Care HullCouncillor Linda Chambers
Pupils say Oh Yes! to nature as climate education programme expands to primary schools 18th November 2025 Pupils from an east Hull primary school were among the first to benefit from an expanded climate education programme in the city. Year five students at Oldfleet Primary School visited the 25-acre Thwaite Gardens in Cottingham to let their wild sides run free. The group learnt about the importance of supporting biodiversity and maintaining habitats […] Read more Education and Learning Environment News Regeneration Climate ChangemakersOh Yes! Net ZeroOldfleet Primary School
Crime Prevention Fund grants give a boost to city centre safety, Hull churches and the Peel Project 17th November 2025 The Crime Prevention Fund, set up by Hull City Council in 2022, offers grants to support community organisations with their projects to prevent crime and antisocial behaviour (ASB). In October, a number of successful bids were granted to support organisations and communities across Hull. They include: Subject to meeting the scheme’s criteria, groups from anywhere […] Read more Business News Regeneration City centreCllr Ted DolmanCrime Prevention Fund
Working in partnership helps bring social supermarket to Bransholme 17th November 2025 An award-winning enterprise known as the UK’s first social supermarket is to open in Hull. Community Shop will open in December within North Bransholme Community Centre, as part of Hull City Council’s work with community centres across the city to address the need for investment and enhance the visibility of what they can offer. Community […] Read more Children and families Community and Living News BransholmeCllr Mike Rosscommunity
Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 14 November 14th November 2025 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: To learn more about the Drypool Bridge programme and the mitigation measures in place, visit Drypool Bridge | Programmes – Bridges | Hull Read more News Transport & Streets Hull weekly roadworks updateRoadworks
Hull to host 25th annual memorial service for road traffic victims 14th November 2025 Hull will mark its 25th annual memorial service for those who have lost their lives on the city’s roads this Sunday (16 November). For a quarter of a century, Hull has joined communities across the globe for the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, which is marked on the third Sunday of November every year. The global event remembers everyone killed and […] Read more News Councillor Mark IeronimoLord Mayor Cllr Cheryl PayneSt Mary's ChurchStreetlife MuseumWorld Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
Cabinet to consider energy efficiency scheme to save taxpayer money 14th November 2025 Councillors will decide whether to give the green light to plans aimed at reducing carbon and energy costs across more public buildings. Earlier this year, Hull City Council was successful in securing £4,935,960 of funding from the latest round of the government’s Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme, known as Salix 4. On Monday 24 November, the council’s […] Read more Environment News Regeneration 2030 Carbon Neutral Hull StrategyCllr Charles QuinnHull City HallHull GuildhallHull History CentreSalixWilson Centre
Hull Member of Youth Parliament represents the city in Westminster debate 14th November 2025 A Member of Youth Parliament – Emperor-David Ikechukwu – made the trip up to Westminster on Thursday 6 November, where he met with other members for the UK Youth Parliament’s annual debate. More than 300 elected young members, aged between 11 and 18, discussed crucial current issues for young people, including housing, health, employment, crime […] Read more Children and families News Councillor Linda TockEmperor-David IkechukwuPrecious MachingaUK Youth Parliament
Hull Public Health lead: Now is the time to get your winter vaccines 14th November 2025 As the weather turns colder and flu and other winter viruses thrive, Hull City Council’s Public Health lead is urging everyone eligible to get their winter vaccinations. For the first time, two- and three-year-olds are eligible for a free flu vaccine. They join all school-age children from reception to Year 11. All those who qualify […] Read more Children and families Health and Social Care News Public Health fluRSVVaccineswinter
