See inside Hull’s Wilson Centre following major remodel
Hull’s flagship customer service centre, the Wilson Centre, will reopen next week following a major remodel.
On Monday, visitors to the centre in Alfred Gelder Street will be welcomed in … More
News
Two exceptional teens invited to switch on Hull’s Christmas lights
Two exceptional young people from Hull have been invited to switch on the city’s Christmas lights this year.
Paralympian Sophie Carter and inspirational Harrison Torr have been asked by the … More
Hull business centre leading the way for female entrepreneurs
A business centre run through Hull’s libraries has supported the creation of 536 new businesses – 54 per cent of those coming from women.
The lounge, recently opened at Hull … More
Hull inventor is not monkeying around with gym invention
A Hull inventor and fitness enthusiast has created a unique piece of gym equipment – and it is being installed at Woodford Leisure Centre today.
The Monkey Mill, a unique … More
Hull almost doubles new homes target – earning praise from housing secretary
Hull is one of the UK’s top-performing cities for building new homes, according to new data.
The city almost doubled its target for new houses over the past three years, … More
See how technology in Hull is helping residents to become independent
A project to help vulnerable residents live more independent lives with the help of technology is making waves across Hull.
Glen and Sam Marshall, a father and son from west … More
Hull recognised as top conference destination
Hull has been recognised as one of the country’s most attractive and desirable places to host conferences and events.
Conference Hull, part of the council’s Visit Hull team, were awarded … More
‘Game-changer for Hull’ as £13.6m maritime grant is approved
A huge project to protect and promote Hull’s maritime history will become a reality after the approval of a £13.6m grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
The Hull: Yorkshire’s … More
Rough sleeper numbers in Hull down 31 per cent
Hull has seen a 31 per cent decrease in the number of rough sleepers – bucking the national trend.
Rough sleeper figures published by the Ministry for Housing, Communities and … More
Josh Hodgson to become third Hull-born player to appear in NRL Grand Final
From Longhill to Canberra, Hull-born Josh Hodgson is now one of the best rugby league players in the world.
And he is now set to become just the third player … More
Roadworks to begin in Southcoates Lane and Marfleet Avenue
Essential resurfacing works will be taking place in Southcoates Lane this weekend.
The works will take place from Saturday 7 March at 7pm to Sunday 8 March at 6am in … More
Here’s why we are celebrating older people in Hull
Hull and the rest of the world today to celebrate International Day of Older Persons.
The Older People’s Partnership Hull and East Riding is hosting a series of activities to … More
Fascinating stories from D-Day war veteran told in Hull
A D-Day war veteran will talk about one of the Second World War’s most intriguing untold stories in Hull.
The T124T, known as the Tatty Mob, were a wartime Naval … More
Library of contemporary and classic plays to tour Hull
Award-winning theatre company Middle Child are teaming up with Hull Libraries to bring a pop-up version of their script library to residents across Hull this autumn.
The Plays Aloud, which … More
Hull’s famous National Picture Theatre to see stabilising work
Work to stabilise the 106-year-old National Picture Theatre will begin this month.
Hull contractors Hobson and Porter will arrive on site on Monday 16 March and spend around a month … More
See Whitefriargate regeneration plans at city centre exhibition
Plans for the regeneration of Whitefriargate will go on show on Tuesday 1 October as the Humber High Street Challenge Fund grant scheme is launched.
The historic street in Hull … More
5 FREE things to do in Hull this weekend
We are starting this weekend’s events a day early with tonight’s terrific Trinity Live in the Old Town, which will again feature the city’s finest talent plus selected acts from … More
Hull’s barriers are back – but only for a short time
Minor repair works of Hull’s newly paved streets will get under way on Tuesday 1 October, with work scheduled for Paragon Square, Jameson Street, King Edward Street, Queen Victoria Square, … More
Arctic Corsair volunteers become Dementia Friends
A group of Arctic Corsair volunteers have pledged to become Dementia Friends.
The group completed dementia awareness training to better understand dementia, its signs and symptoms and how to build … More
Hull Fair 2019 to bring two big wheels for first time
White-knuckle rides, tasty treats, fairground stalls, bright lights and music are back in the city as Hull Fair opens on Friday.
It is the 726th consecutive year the city has … More
How Hull’s young people are being helped into creative jobs
Young people in Hull are getting help to climb the career ladders in creative and cultural roles.
Create To Change is a Goodwin Development Trust employment initiative aimed at young … More
Plan launched to deliver best outcomes for children and families
A plan to ensure Hull is an inspiring, healthy and safe city for children and young people to learn, play, work and live has been launched.
The city’s Children, Young … More
Three Ships Mural undergoes testing
Core samples are being taken from the Three Ships Mural today (Thursday 5 March).
It is part of a range of asbestos and strength tests that are now required following … More
‘Spectacular’ James Bond concert coming to Hull
A ‘spectacular’ concert featuring some of the most recognisable theme songs in cinematic history is coming to Hull.
The James Bond Concert Spectacular will be performed at Hull City Hall … More
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
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
Categories
- Adult social care
- Business
- Children and families
- Christmas
- Civic
- Community and Living
- Council Government and Democracy
- Customer Services
- Devolution
- Education and Learning
- Environment
- Feature
- Flooding
- General Election
- Health and Social Care
- Housing
- Legacy Funeral Directors Incident
- Leisure & Culture
- Living With Water
- News
- Opinion
- Parks
- Planning
- Public Health
- Rivers and bridges
- Transport & Streets
- Waste
- What's on