Tender process opens for Guildhall Greenwich Time Ball restoration
Contractors are being invited to be involved in restoring one of the UK’s last remaining time balls in Hull.
This summer will see the start of a comprehensive restoration of … More
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Motorists are being warned to keep their distance from cyclists
Cyclists in Hull will be better protected on the city’s roads under plans improve their safety.
Operation Safe Pass is a campaign that has been launched today by Hull City … More
From the Royal Navy to adult social care, this is Stacie’s story
Social workers play an indispensable role in our society.
In Hull, there are hundreds of social workers. One such worker is Stacie King.
The 30-year-old works as a newly qualified … More
Get Online Week comes to Hull Libraries
Can you believe 5.3 million people have never been online in the UK?
Now is the time to get connected as it is national Get Online Week – and Hull … More
Coronavirus sees two shows at Hull City Hall postponed
Two events at Hull City Hall have been postponed due to challenges related to coronavirus.
Milton: Impossible, a show from British comedian Milton Jones, was due to go ahead on … More
Alan Boyson fish mural can be retained and integrated into Albion Square development
Alan Boyson’s fish mural will be removed before demolition of the Albion Square site and integrated into the new £120m development.
The mural is currently located on one of the … More
Child exploitation awareness campaign to start in Hull
A push to raise awareness of child exploitation is taking place in Hull and the East Riding
Hull Safeguarding Partnership, East Riding Safeguarding Children Partnership and the British Transport Police … More
Thinking of adopting? Don’t miss this event in Hull
Potential adopters are being urged to find out if they can help dozens of children in the region who are waiting to find families.
There are 69 children across the … More
UB40 are heading to Hull’s Bonus Arena
British reggae outfit UB40 are heading to the Bonus Arena in Hull.
The Birmingham group will perform in the city on Sunday 6 December, playing tracks from their latest album … More
Could you spot a doorstep scammer?
This week is Doorstep Crime Awareness Week and Hull City Council’s Trading Standards team has issued advice to residents on how to beat scammers.
Local authorities and police in Humberside … More
Commissioner for children’s social care and SEND provision appointed for Hull
The Department for Education has appointed a commissioner for children’s social care and SEND provision within the city.
This follows a full inspection of Children, Young People and Family Services … More
Hull’s Banksy successfully removed from Scott Street Bridge
Hull’s Banksy has been successfully removed from Scott Street Bridge for preservation.
The removal was necessary to preserve the artwork due to the deterioration of the bridge, which poses an … More
Women write inspiring letters to their younger selves
Letters to my Younger Self exhibition is now on display at Hull Central Library until the end of March.
The exhibition features letters from women in Hull who want to … More
Absolutely Cultured project to see Hull children become city planners
Children in Hull will be asked to become city planners and architects in a major new project from Absolutely Cultured.
Model City will see children from three primary schools take … More
New Hull Facebook page offering discounts in bid to attract shoppers
City centre businesses in Hull are sharing an online shop window as they work together to build footfall.
From boutiques to banks and hotels to hair salons, businesses are offering … More
Banksy artwork removal from Scott Street Bridge under way
The removal of the Banksy artwork from Scott Street Bridge is under way.
The removal is necessary to preserve the artwork due to the deterioration of the bridge, which poses … More
5 things to do in Hull this weekend
Comedy comes to one of the city’s coolest spots for the first time tonight – Trinity Market has already proved it is the perfect spot for music and it will … More
Stunning royal jewel-cabinet on its way to Hull
A stunning jewel-cabinet – once gifted to Queen Victoria – is coming to Hull next month.
Ferens’ latest exhibition will feature the masterpiece, designed by Ludwig Grüner, as part of … More
Huge refurb at St Paul’s boxing club as £865,000 council grant funds new roof and lift
A major refurb of the city’s biggest boxing club will see a £865,000 grant from Hull City Council pay for a new roof and lift.
St Paul’s Boxing Academy in … More
New childhood obesity figures – here’s how Hull is doing
New childhood obesity figures have been released for Hull.
The city saw a small rise in the number of reception-age children aged four to five who were overweight or obese, … More
Sculcoates Bridge to remain closed until further notice
Sculcoates Bridge will remain closed to motorists until further notice.
A three-day inspection has identified a number of issues with the structure, which now needs urgently repairing.
Peter Curry, structures, … More
Hull to become one of smartest cities in the world with Connexin deal
A groundbreaking partnership between Hull City Council and smart city operator Connexin is set to put Hull among the world leaders in smart city technology.
The ambitious plans would link … More
Hull City Council and East Riding Council working towards strong regional devolution deal
Hull City Council and East Riding Council are working towards a strong regional devolution deal between the two authorities, they have confirmed in a statement.
A joint-statement from Councillor Stephen … More
5 things to do in Hull this weekend
Hull Minster is to host a must-see exhibition of Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel masterpiece. For the first time, the famous work adorning the ceiling of the chapel in the Vatican can be viewed from up close.
Humber Mouth literature festival announces first events
Hull’s premier literature festival has revealed its first events for 2020.
Curated and hosted by Jennifer Hodgson, Humber Mouth’s reader-in-residence, these events for readers and writers will welcome some of … More
Sculcoates Bridge to close for two days
Sculcoates Bridge will be closed for essential repair work.
The bridge in Chapman Street will be closed on Tuesday 15 October at 6am to Wednesday 16 October at 8pm for … More
Fishermen’s memorial books to stay on display in Hull
Two fishermen’s memorial books have been temporarily moved from Hull Maritime Museum and relocated to Hull History Centre to allow people to continue to pay their respects to the thousands … More
Update: George Street car park reopened after police incident
George Street car park has fully reopened to the public following a police incident.
It had been closed for a short time on Friday afternoon.… More
Tech Week Humber 2020: All you need to know
Hull City Council has been announced as Tech Week Humber’s headline partner for the second year in a row.
Last year’s Tech Expo Humber event at the Bonus Arena was … More
Employers met in Hull today for a very important reason
A group of Hull employers came together today at the University of Hull for the city’s first conference on employee mental health.
Time to Change is a mental health campaign … More
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