Watch: Hull’s first electric street race takes over city centre
More than 50 electric go-karts whizzed around Hull at the weekend as the city hosted its first electric street race.
The Hull Street Race – organised by Green Port Hull … More
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TV illusionist Derren Brown is coming to Hull
Master of mind control Derren Brown is coming to Hull with his first new live show in five years.
The multi-award winning TV illusionist will bring his Showman tour to … More
Historic Pearson Park archway taking shape
It’s one of the city’s most recognisable structures.
And in a few months, the 19th century Pearson Park archway will return to Hull after being restored to its Victorian splendour.… More
Hull’s stunning wildflower meadows are back
The meadows are back – and they’re bigger and better than ever.
Hull’s stunning wildflower meadows will be making a reappearance this summer, with some new areas.
This year, even … More
Takeaway owner sentenced to unpaid work after pigeons and rats found in dirty, dilapidated food stores
Nesting pigeons, rats and an offensive odour were just some of the hygiene problems at a Hull takeaway closed down twice to protect the public.
Owner of Prima, Shanmuganathan Santhrasekaram … More
5 things to do in Hull this weekend
1. Harlem Globetrotters
Friday 26 April
Bonus Arena
Tickets from £20
Tickets are still available for tonight’s visit of perhaps the world’s most famous basketball team. For 92 years, … More
Status Quo legend to appear at Hull City Hall
Legendary Status Quo lead singer Francis Rossi will share secrets from more than 50 years in rock and roll at an intimate evening of chat and music in Hull.
In … More
Lighthouse Family to perform at Hull’s Bonus Arena
Lighthouse Family – one of the largest British bands of the 1990s – will visit Hull next year as part of a major UK tour.
The band, known for the … More
Drag royalty Alaska 5000 to headline Pride in Hull
Famed drag act Alaska 5000 will wow crowds with a performance in Queens Gardens for this year’s Pride in Hull.
The act, runner-up in season five of the global TV … More
Watch this powerful film about Hull’s connection with the sea
A powerful and moving film has been created for Hull’s ambition Hull: Yorkshire’s Maritime City project.
Born on the Tide explores Hull’s maritime history as seen through the eyes of … More
Hull shop fined £1,500 for failing to properly manage waste
A Hull shop has been fined almost £1,500 after committing an environmental crime.
The owners of ABC Local in Spring Bank, Hull, were prosecuted at Hull Magistrates’ Court for offences … More
Barrow Boys late-night planning application approved
Councillors have approved an application for a city centre bar to stay open until 1.30am on weekends.
The Barrow Boys, on the Fruit Market, had its application approved by the … More
Stunning pictures show plans for Hull’s huge maritime project
These amazing pictures reveal plans that will lead to the transformation of Hull’s most important maritime treasures.
The ambitious plans, which will lead to the regeneration of the Arctic Corsair, … More
Plans to transform Queens Gardens revealed
These multi-million pound plans to transform Queens Gardens will go on display today as part of the Hull: Yorkshire’s Maritime City exhibition at Trinity Market.
Funded separately to the maritime … More
12 key sites that could transform Hull city centre approved
Plans to transform 12 key development sites in the city centre have moved a step closer.
Hull City Council’s Cabinet has approved the proposals that would bring a mixture of … More
Hull seeing highest levels of working-age employment on record
Hull is experiencing its highest level of working-age employment on record.
Latest labour figures from the Annual Population Survey show a total of 123,000 working-age residents of Hull in employment … More
Fighting for cause close to her heart
A 22-year-old student is swapping books for boxing gloves next week for a cause close to her heart.
Xeorelle Shipley is studying criminology at Hull College with the hope of … More
Big Malarkey Festival 2019 line-up announced
The programme for this year’s Big Malarkey has been announced – with the help of a giant hippo.
This year’s festival includes award-winning children’s authors Caroline Lawrence, who wrote the … More
Warning over rogue traders door-knocking in Hull
People in Hull are being warned against accepting services from rogue traders after reports of two men knocking on doors and claiming to be council officers.
Hull City Council has … More
5 things to do in Hull this Easter weekend
It’s Easter! And for many of us, that means a long weekend to look forward to.
Here’s a list of five things that might tickle your fancy:
Emma King and … More
The Guilty Feminist podcast phenomenon is coming to Hull
Hull is to host a live version of the smash-hit Guilty Feminist podcast next month.
The online comedy show has become a phenomenon, with more than 50 million downloads since … More
Northern Gas Networks to carry out works for four more weeks
Northern Gas Networks will carry out essential gas replacement works for an extra four weeks in Wincolmlee, Hull.
NGN had been due to finish the project on Monday 22 April. … More
Potholes to be repaired across Hull over next two weeks
Work to repair potholes will take place across Hull over the next two weeks.
It will see specialist surface treatment to repair potholes in 36 streets across the city.
The … More
Haunted museum to bring these eerie items to Hull
An exhibition of haunted objects is coming to Hull.
A Haunted Objects Museum features paintings that would send a shiver down the spine of the most ardent non-believers.
It will … More
Ambitious plans for Hull’s massive maritime project to go on display
Plans for a major project to place Hull’s 800 years of maritime history at the heart of the city’s regeneration will go on display.
The ideas for the Hull: Yorkshire … More
Fashion boutique Tessies opens in Hull’s Fruit Market
A quirky fashion boutique has opened its doors in Hull’s Fruit Market.
Tessies, which specialises in eclectic womenswear, jewellery and accessories, has relocated from Newland Avenue into a larger unit … More
93 per cent of children receive first primary school preference
93 per cent of primary school children have been allocated their first preference school this year.
98 per cent of primary children received one of their three preferences.
Today (Tuesday … More
Hull FC and KR stars square off ahead of big Easter derby
It is the great divide where east meets west.
And the River Hull was in the backdrop as stars from Hull KR and Hull FC sized each other up ahead … More
Hull Pirates secure treble success
Hull Pirates clinched a remarkable treble yesterday with a 5-4 overtime victory against Peterborough Phantoms in the national play-off final.
The ice hockey team secured the treble with a dramatic … More
Meet Max – Hull’s favourite boxer who is on his way to a new home
A dog that won the hearts of Hull yesterday, after being spotted tied to a lamppost, is on his way to a new home.
Max, a white boxer, was reported … More
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