Proposed plans for future of Ennerdale Leisure Centre 17th April 2023 The council has today published a Forward Plan Notice seeking approval for the commissioning of works to Ennerdale Leisure Centre pools. Following the closure of the small pool in 2022, a number of investigations have been undertaken on the works necessary to address subsidence and manage tree root spread. The cabinet is being asked to […] Read more Leisure & Culture News Regeneration Ennerdale Leisure CentreForward Planning Notice
Exciting retail opportunity thanks to Levelling Up Funding 14th April 2023 A Levelling Up Funding grant has been awarded by Hull City Council to an exciting retail opportunity. The council has provided £205,000 worth of funding to bring back into use West Street Arcade in Hull city centre. The total cost of the project is £450,000 and creation of 10 shops will bring further employment to […] Read more News Regeneration Garry TaylorHull city centre regenerationLevelling Up FundingWest Street Arcade
Hundreds of new jobs to be created thanks to Levelling Up grant 14th April 2023 Almost 300 new jobs will be created at Hull city centre’s House of Hammonds building, thanks to a Government grant awarded to ResQ by the council. The second floor of House of Hammonds will be renovated and brought back into use by the call centre company which currently occupies the first floor. In the Decision […] Read more Business News Regeneration Garry TaylorHouse of HammondsLevelling Up FundingRES Q
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – April 13 13th April 2023 By joining our team, you will be making a difference and working with people who are passionate about our city. Discover the latest job vacancies this week at Hull City Council. Transformation Officer – 2 Posts Salary details: £32020 – £34723 Closing date: 16 April 2023 We are seeking experienced individuals for our Transformation Officer roles. Candidates will thrive […] Read more Business Customer Services Housing News Regeneration businessJobsRecruitmentRegenerationSocial care
35 litter louts handed fines and criminal record 12th April 2023 The cost of not taking their litter home, or disposing of it responsibly, has been felt by some. This comes after 35 individuals who failed to pay their initial fixed penalties were issued with additional fines and costs totalling £15,455, including receiving a criminal record. The latest convictions are for offences that took place in […] Read more Environment News Transport & Streets Keep Britain TidyLittering
Visit Hull and East Yorkshire given new national accreditation from VisitEngland 12th April 2023 Visit Hull and East Yorkshire has become one of the first nationally accredited Local Visitor Economy Partnerships (LVEP) by VisitEngland. The accreditation has been described as a “great boost” for the visitor economy. LVEPs will provide strong local leadership and governance in their destination. They aim to transform the visitor economy landscape, working collaboratively on […] Read more Business Leisure & Culture News Regeneration Local Visitor Economy PartnershipsVisit Hull and East YorkshireVisitEngland
Love Your Neighbourhood team heading for Waveney Road 6th April 2023 Hull City Council’s new £1m Love Your Neighbourhood project will be arriving in the Waveney Road area of east Hull next week. From Monday 10 April, the team will begin carrying out a range of tasks to improve the look and feel of the neighbourhood, including: Over the past fortnight, the team have been clearing up the […] Read more News Waste Love Your Neighbourhood
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – April 6 6th April 2023 Discover some of the latest job vacancies this week at Hull City Council. Read more Business Health and Social Care Housing News Transport & Streets businessJobsRecruitmentSocial care
£3,600 bill for property dealer after council forced to tidy front yard 5th April 2023 A property dealer has been ordered to pay £3,659 after Hull City Council was forced to tidy up rubbish in the front yard of a house. Birmingham-based Barham Property Ltd has been prosecuted for failing to deal with the condition of a property on Hampshire Street, off Hessle Road. The council received complaints about the […] Read more News Waste waste enforcement
Coronation celebrations come to Hull city centre 5th April 2023 Hull city centre will be awash with red, white and blue in May as the Royal Coronation is celebrated. On Saturday 6 May, the coronation of King Charles III will be shown on big screens from Hull City Hall balcony and Trinity Market, alongside a full day of activities and celebrations planned across the city […] Read more Civic Leisure & Culture News What's on eventHull city centreKath Wynne-HagueKing Charles IIIRoyal Coronation
Old town building to benefit from Government grant 4th April 2023 A well-known city centre building will be restored and reopened thanks to a Government Levelling Up Grant, awarded by Hull City Council. A Decision Record published today confirms that the ground floor of 94 Alfred Gelder Street, known locally as the most recent location of the Kardomah arts venue and cafe, will benefit from the […] Read more Business News Regeneration Decision RecordGarry TaylorHull Old TownKrish Ventures GBR LtdLevelling Up Funding
Hull fly-tipper fined £1,300 – and more successful prosecutions 4th April 2023 More people have been landed with fines and criminal records for fly-tipping and littering in Hull. The following people were prosecuted at Hull Magistrates Court during February and March after the cases were brought by Hull City Council. Saddam Rashed, of Spring Bank, Hull, was prosecuted in relation to waste dumped on Sutton Street in […] Read more News Waste Fly-tipping
