Your bin is getting tagged – for a good reason
Black bins across Hull will soon be fitted with orange tags.
The tags will be placed on bins from Tuesday 10 March to remind residents that food waste should be … More
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Here is Hull’s best garden
The winners of this year’s Hull in Bloom competition were announced at a presentation evening last night (Thursday 26 September) in The Guildhall.
Terry Alsop of Waldegrave Avenue, Hull, walked … More
Learn how Hull’s carbon neutral future could look
Hull’s ambitions to lead the UK’s decarbonisation push will be explained next week.
Experts from the University of Hull, Hull City Council and Marketing Humber will share their journeys to … More
10 Hull residents prosecuted for waste offences
10 Hull residents have been prosecuted for environmental crimes including fly-tipping and untidy land.
Lee Stringer of Constantine Close, was ordered to pay £670 after failing to produce documents relating … More
Hull to host prestigious VisitEngland Awards
Hull will host the 2020 VisitEngland Awards for Excellence – the highest accolade in English tourism.
The awards will be held on Tuesday 16 June at the DoubleTree by Hilton, … More
Historic Pearson Park archway heads home
Work to bring home the historic Pearson Park archway begins next week.
The gateway was removed from the park last year as part of the £3.8m Pearson Park Restoration Project, … More
Hull venues join forces to promote city’s music scene
Some of Hull’s most popular and prestigious venues have joined forces to celebrate the area as a City of Music.
Key partners have come together to promote and acknowledge the … More
Hull Ice Arena closed for essential repair work
Hull Ice Arena has closed until further notice due to essential maintenance work.
An issue with the arena’s gas supply has affected the building’s air conditioning system, which could cause … More
Coronavirus case confirmed in Hull
A case of Coronavirus in Hull has been confirmed by Public Health England (PHE).
Hull City Council has released written and video statements from Julia Weldon, Director of Public Health, … More
5 things to do in Hull this weekend
This weekend in Hull is all about BBC’s Contains Strong Language festival, with both free and ticketed performances taking place across the city.
We are also heading out to see … More
Ferens Open Exhibition 2020 winners announced
The prize-winners of this year’s Open Exhibition at Ferens Art Gallery have been announced.
Here are the winners:
Friends of the Ferens Award
1st Prize: Jane Beharrell, Twelve Weeks, Oil … More
Can you identify this woman caught fly-tipping in Edgecumbe Street?
This woman was caught fly-tipping rubbish on Edgecumbe Street - can you help identify her?
Designed in Hull – see plans for world-first National Flood Resilience Centre
This is how a new multi-million-pound National Flood Resilience Centre could look after plans were drawn up in Hull.
Ark, a project led by the University of Hull and Humberside … More
Have you ever felt pressure to carry on drinking?
A new campaign has been launched to raise awareness that drinking too much increases breast cancer risk.
The Spot of Lunch campaign emphasises that two units of alcohol per day … More
LGBT+ community urged to learn more about adoption
Members of the lesbian, gay, bi and trans communities in Hull are being invited to find out about adopting a child.
The push is part of LGBT+ Adoption and Fostering … More
BBC Contains Strong Language in Hull: 10 performances not to miss
Contains Strong Language, the BBC’s national poetry and spoken-word festival, is back in Hull this weekend.
The prestigious three-day celebration of the spoken word thrusts in the spotlight with … More
Hull’s historic Arctic Corsair celebrates 60th birthday
Hull’s last surviving distant-water sidewinder trawler, the Arctic Corsair, celebrates her 60th birthday on Saturday.
The trawler was launched on 29 February 1960, ready to be fitted out to begin … More
Here is how vulnerable people can find a Safe Place in Hull
Vulnerable people in Hull can feel safer in the city thanks to a project that provides support when its needed most.
Safe Place Hull works with shops, banks, bus stations, … More
Free dog microchipping session returns to Hull
Entertain your children for free with this new project
Parents and carers have endless play inspiration at their fingertips with the launch of a new project.
Active Imaginations has been designed to keep toddlers’ brains and bodies active. Public … More
Texas to perform at Bonus Arena in Hull
Scottish pop rock band Texas are heading to Hull.
The Sharleen Spiteri-led outfit, who had a smash hit with Say What You Want in the 1990s, will bring their UK … More
Princes Quay bridge taking shape as pieces are assembled
Hull’s Princes Quay bridge is starting to take shape with all 11 pieces of the structure now in position.
The Highways England project, which is the first phase of the … More
Hull boxer Luke Campbell to open stylish health hub in city centre
Olympic gold medal-winning boxer Luke Campbell is working with Hull City Council to create a new health and wellbeing hub in the city centre.
The stylish facility is set to … More
Give views on provision for special educational needs or disabilities in Hull
Families who have children with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND) are being asked for their views on provision in the city.
Families, carers and professionals who work with children … More
5 FREE things to do in Hull this weekend
It feels like a keep-your-money-in-your-pocket type of weekend – and with so many fantastic exhibitions going on in the city, why not keep your cash and take in some culture?… More
See Hull landmarks lit up for Recycling Week 2019
As part of the national Recycling Week 2019, some of Hull most popular features will be lit up in bright green.
It will see the fountains in Queen Victoria Square, … More
5 things to do in Hull this weekend
How many more warm weekends can we expect? Your guess is probably as good as those made by local TV weather presenters.
While the sun may still shine, get out … More
Who should inspire new name for A63 bridge? Five historic figures shortlisted
A Second World War veteran, a headscarf heroine and Hull’s first female GP are among five figures who could inspire the name for Hull’s new bridge spanning the A63.
These … More
Have a say on your polling station
Hull residents have a chance to comment on their polling station location as a polling station review begins today.
In Hull, there are 117 polling districts and polling stations for … More
Budget 2020/21: 10 things you need to know
The budget statement from Councillor Stephen Brady, Leader of Hull City Council, has been approved for 2020/21.
The budget, approved at a meeting of Full Council today, includes changes in … More
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