Freedom Festival 2023 line-up revealed 13th July 2023 The wait is over for the line-up for this year’s Freedom Festival in Hull. Hull’s international arts festival returns with artists and shows appearing on the streets, theatres, galleries and many places across Hull City Centre between 30 August and 3 September. Mikey Martins, CEO and Artistic Director at Freedom Festival, said: “We’ve put together […] Read more Leisure & Culture News What's on Freedom FestivalFreedom Festival 2023Gorilla CircusLes Filles Du Renard PâleMikey Martins
Cabinet to consider Place Pilot invitation 13th July 2023 Accepting an invitation for Hull to be part of the government’s Place Pilot scheme will be discussed at Hull City Council’s July Cabinet. The council was invited back in February to join the Place Pilot. The scheme aims to bring together all public asset owner in each place – central government organisations, councils and other […] Read more Council Government and Democracy News Regeneration Cllr Paul Drake DavisPlace Pilot
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – 13 July 13th July 2023 Want to make a difference in Hull? Join our team of passionate people and work on local projects that matter. Check out the latest job vacancies at Hull City Council this week: Cleaning Assistant – 8 Posts Salary details: £20441 – £20812 (pro-rata) Closing date: 14 July 2023 Hull City Council’s building cleaning team is looking to […] Read more Business Council Government and Democracy News Regeneration JobsRecruitment
Trinity Market welcomes new artist showcase 12th July 2023 Hull’s Trinity Market is to have a year-long artist showcase for the first time. Hull-based artist Keith Key will display different pieces in the historic venue during the 12-month programme. His work has already been seen in the Market, for the King’s Coronation earlier this year, with his piece ‘God Save The Royal Tree’ being […] Read more Leisure & Culture News Regeneration ArtBanksyCouncillor Rob PritchardTrinity Market
All welcome to celebrate Avenues Centre’s 135th anniversary 12th July 2023 Families in Hull can learn more about the history of The Avenues Adult Education Centre as the building celebrates its 135th anniversary this weekend. The listed Victorian building on Park Avenue will be open to visitors this Saturday, 15 July. To mark the occasion, guided tours showcasing the building, which still boasts many of its […] Read more Education and Learning News What's on 135th anniversaryCllr Linda TockThe Avenues Adult Education Centre
Resurfacing work begins on Argyle Street and Stanley Street 11th July 2023 Work to improve Argyle Street and Stanley Street is now underway. The resurfacing, which started last night (Monday 10 July), is needed due to the deterioration of the carriageway. This work will provide a safe and skid resistant surface for road users and is estimated to take around one week to complete. Speaking at the […] Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Mark IeronimoCR Reynolds Ltdroads
Appeal for information after a fly-tipping incident on Preston Road 11th July 2023 Hull City Council is calling for information following a recent fly-tipping incident involving asbestos near an East Hull primary school. This deposit of asbestos was found on Wednesday 5 July 2023 on the drain embankment near the entrance to Woodland Primary School on Flinton Grove, Preston Road, Hull. Fly-tipping is not only a crime, but […] Read more News Waste AsbestosDoug SharpEnvironment AgencyFly-tippingHousehold waste and recycling centresPreston Road
Applications invited for Affordable Warmth and Energy Saving Community Grants 11th July 2023 Applications are invited for Hull City Council and partners’ Affordable Warmth and Energy Saving Community Grants scheme. Launched on Monday 10 July, it offers grants to voluntary organisations such charities, faith groups and residents’ associations to help people keep warm and well over the winter months. The scheme is supported by businesses in the city […] Read more Community and Living Customer Services Housing News Cllr Jack HainesCommunity Grantscost of livingIdeal Heating
Gypsy and Traveller gallery opens at Streetlife Museum 10th July 2023 A new gallery is opening at Hull’s Streetlife Museum, celebrating local Gypsy and Traveller heritage. Funded by Arts Council England, the display – complete with a life-sized model of a piebald horse – has been carefully created with members from local Gypsy and Traveller communities, and with extensive support from York Travellers Trust. An event […] Read more Museums News Councillor Rob PritchardStreetlife Museum
Warning as two major Hull fires caused by incorrect waste disposal 10th July 2023 Hull City Council is encouraging residents to dispose of their waste correctly, following two major waste-related fires. The Council continues to recommend that residents dispose of dangerous and potentially flammable items at the household waste recycling centres (HWRCs). This message comes after an increase in the number of waste related fires in the city, which are […] Read more News Waste Bring Back Heavy MetalDoug SharpEnvironment AgencyEnvironmental Services AssociationFCC EnvironmentHousehold waste and recycling centresHumberside Fire and Rescue
Hull’s Dettol Celebrates 90 years 10th July 2023 The 90th anniversary of Hull’s famous Dettol is being celebrated at the Hull History Centre throughout this summer. Dettol, one of Reckitt’s key brands, was the world’s first safe, non-caustic antiseptic that was endorsed by doctors across the globe. It helped to reduce the maternal death rate from sepsis by 50% and was carried by […] Read more Museums News What's on Councillor Rob PritchardDettolHull History Centre
Hull remembers Srebrenica victims 7th July 2023 Hull City Council will once again mark Srebrenica Memorial Day in the city, hosting an event for members of the Bosnia and Herzegovina community. Guests will remember the thousands of people who lost their lives in the genocide between 1992 and 1995, with a specific focus on the anniversary of the atrocities at Srebrenica. On […] Read more Civic News Cllr Kalvin NealCllr Mike RossGuildhallSrebrenica Memorial Day
