Work begins on new children’s home for disability short breaks 1st November 2022 Work is starting on a new modern, fully adapted, energy efficient home for young people and their families, for disability short breaks. Limetree Court in East Hull will be a state-of-the-art, carbon-neutral design, whilst providing an inviting and homely atmosphere for meeting the specialist needs of children in the city. The new build provision will […] Read more Children and families News Ashcourt GroupCouncillor Linda TockDisability short breaksLimetree CourtLittle LimetreeLovell Homes
Cycle hubs deliver more than 1,000 repairs to bikes in the community 1st November 2022 More than 1,000 bike repairs have taken place thanks to the community cycle hubs in Hull. The hubs are operated by local cycling charity R-evolution and provide weekly drop-in sessions for free bike repairs, training for volunteers and bike rides. Since the hubs opened in April this year, more than 1,500 people have engaged with […] Read more News Transport & Streets Community cycle hubsCouncillor Mark IeronimoR-evolution
What’s on in Hull – November 2022 1st November 2022 Hull Comedy Festival returns for its 16th year, Trinity Market’s weekly music night, and a World Cup double header! Here’s our latest selections of what’s on in Hull this November. Trinity Live Trinity Market, HU1 2JH, 2 Nov – 22 Dec 2022, 6pm The weekly music night in Trinity Market takes place on Thursday evenings […] Read more News Sport Stadium What's on Hull Comedy FestivalRugby League World Cup 2021Trinity LiveWhat's On Hull
Hull City Council hosts networking event with business leaders from Kurdistan Region of Iraq 28th October 2022 A delegation of people from businesses across the Kurdistan Region of Iraq have visited Hull this week as part of a networking event. The delegation, made up of 22 businesses, visited the Guildhall on Thursday 27 October. They met with many representatives from Hull, including local businesses. The aim of the visit was to explore […] Read more Business News Regeneration businessCllr Jackie DadCouncillor Drake-DavisRegenerationtrade
Essential road improvement work on Walton Street 28th October 2022 Essential road improvements will take place on Walton Street, west Hull, next month. The work will improve the section of road between Goathland Close and Lowther Street, for the benefit of all road users and pedestrians. The upgrades will include: Resurfacing the carriageway Repairing ironwork and gullies. Replacing kerbing / channels. Repairing utility trenches and […] Read more News Transport & Streets RoadworksWalton Street
Weekly roadworks update – October 28 28th October 2022 Read more News Transport & Streets Hull weekly roadworks updateRoadworks
New crime prevention fund to make Hull safer 28th October 2022 Local residents and community groups will soon be able to bid for grants to tackle crime within their neighbourhoods. A £250,000 Crime Prevention Fund has been given the official go-ahead by Hull City Council, with the aim of supporting community-based safety solutions. As well as traditional schemes such as tenfoot gating and security lighting, projects […] Read more Community and Living News Crime
Warning over “Huggy Wuggy” toys following Hull Fair 28th October 2022 A warning has been issued after a particular type of soft toy available at Hull Fair was found to be dangerous. More than 400 ‘Huggy Wuggy’ and ‘Huggy Wuggy Baby Long Legs’ were seized from the fair, but there are concerns that some fair-goers will have already taken the toys home. Poor stitching on […] Read more Children and families News Public Health Citizens AdviceHull FairPublic healthPublic ProtectionTrading Standards
Hull young people win national The Voice Award 26th October 2022 Young people from Hull representing Young Voices Influencing Care have won a national The Voice Award. Four young people, representatives of Hull’s Young Voices Influencing Care group, attended the event in Manchester run by Coram Voice on 25 October. Hull’s nomination for the Dream On animation and a podcast produced by young people about the […] Read more Children and families News children's social careCouncillor Linda TockDream OnMy PocketsThe Voice AwardYoung Voices Influencing Care
National Highways to begin A63 Myton Bridge repair work 26th October 2022 National Highways has announced it will be carrying out major repairs on Myton Bridge from next week to create safer and better journeys for the future. The swing bridge, which carries the A63 over the River Hull, will undergo restorative work, including bearing replacement, resurfacing, bridge joint work, waterproofing and barrier and lighting improvements. Work […] Read more News Rivers and bridges Transport & Streets A63 Castle StreetMyton BridgeNational Highways
Hull City Council invites organisations to apply for new funding to improve local pride, communities and skills 26th October 2022 Hull City Council have been awarded £1.1m in funding from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) and are inviting local organisations to apply for a share of the funding. A further £7.6m will be made available between April 2023 and March 2025. The UKSPF is a key part of the government’s Levelling Up agenda. Its […] Read more Business News Regeneration businessCllr Paul Drake DavisCouncillor Drake-DavisfundingRegenerationUKSPF
Hull Museums event will shine a light on women’s safety 25th October 2022 Hull Museums and local community producers ARCADE are hosting Don’t Wait Up, an evening full of live entertainment, participation and protest. It takes place on Friday 18 November, 6:30pm – 9:30pm. Inspired by the carriages in the Streetlife Museum collection, and reflecting on restricted journeys taken by women in days gone by, audiences are invited […] Read more Leisure & Culture Museums News What's on HCALHull Culture and LeisureHull MuseumsMuseums QuarterStreetlife Museum
