Weekly roadworks update – August 19 19th August 2022 Have your say on the city’s roads: Hull City Council Traffic and Travel Resident Survey. Read more News Transport & Streets Hull Transport SurveyHull weekly roadworks updateRoadworks
New plans show how Freetown Way could look following major upgrade 19th August 2022 A new image has today been revealed (Friday 19 August) showing how Freetown Way could look under new plans to upgrade the busy road network and make it accessible for everyone. As part of the new scheme the bollards and cycle lanes will be removed from the road and two lanes of traffic will be […] Read more News Regeneration Transport & Streets CommonplaceCouncillor Mark IeronimoFreetown Way
5 reasons why Hull is always the right choice 18th August 2022 Thousands of young people are receiving their A-Level results today (Thursday 18 August) and planning the next exciting chapter in their lives. For many, this will bring them to our great city of Hull, whether that’s to work and forge a career at one of our brilliant businesses and organisations, or to study at one […] Read more Leisure & Culture News Hull CityHull FCHull foodHull KRHumber Street SeshLove HullThe AdelphiThe SeshYorkshire Wolds Way
Major improvement work on Wold Road 16th August 2022 Essential improvement work will begin on Wold Road next week. The work will include road resurfacing, kerbing and gully repairs, and new road markings. When the improvements are complete, road users will benefit from a smoother and safer road surface. The work will begin on Monday 22 August and will be in two phases: Phase […] Read more News Transport & Streets RoadworksWold Road
Hull’s biggest-ever transport survey hits 1,000 online responses in first five days 16th August 2022 More than 1,000 people have already had their say in Hull’s biggest-ever transport survey. The Hull City Council Traffic and Travel Resident Survey went live online last Thursday, giving everyone in the city the opportunity to have their say on Hull’s roads. The survey has now hit its first milestone, with 1,000 people giving their […] Read more News Transport & Streets Hull Transport SurveyRoadworkstransport
Hull Maritime and Toronto Inuit Association ‘Dive Deeper’ into city’s museum collections 15th August 2022 Hull Maritime, the project transforming the city’s maritime treasures, has joined forces with Toronto Inuit Association in Canada to learn more about the Inuit culture and the artefacts within Hull’s Maritime Museum collection. The Maritime Museum’s collections have official Designated status and are viewed as being of national significance. Part of these collections are a […] Read more Museums News
Weekly roadworks update – August 12 12th August 2022 Hull City Council is urging the people of Hull to help shape the future of the city’s roads after launching its biggest transport consultation to date. The Hull City Council Traffic and Travel Resident Survey gives everyone the opportunity to offer feedback on issues such as congestion, public transport, cycle lanes and more. Anyone who […] Read more News Transport & Streets Hull weekly roadworks updateRoadworks
£120,000 funding to tackle barriers to training and employment for young people in Hull 12th August 2022 Hull City Council, The Warren and Humber Learning Consortium have been successful in securing £120,000 grant funding from the Youth Futures Foundation. The money will be used to undertake research into the mismatch between the high number of apprenticeship vacancies and job vacancies locally, compared with the high number of young people not in employment, […] Read more Children and families Education and Learning News connected futuresCouncillor Linda TockHumber Learning ConsortiumThe WarrenYouth futures foundation
Public urged not to paddle in historic Rose Bowl Fountain 12th August 2022 People are being encouraged not to paddle in Hull’s historic Rose Bowl Fountain, as the hot weather continues. Last month, work to give the decorative Rose Bowl Fountain a new lease of life was complete and it now showcases water sequences and spectacular lighting that joins the wider city centre lighting scheme. There are […] Read more News Queens GardensRose Bowl Fountain
Spectacular fire circus show to light up Stage @TheDock 12th August 2022 An interactive fire circus theatre production is heading to Hull’s stunning outdoor performance venue for a five-day run. Faustus delighted audiences at Stage @TheDock in the city’s Fruit Market with sell-out shows in 2021 and the family-friendly take on the mythical tale is returning with nightly performances from 16 to 20 August. Presented by From […] Read more News What's on Arts Council EnglandFaustusHull City ArtsHull Truck TheatreStage@TheDockUniversity of HullWykeland Group
Campaign calls for kindness 11th August 2022 A new campaign is urging kindness when using taxis and public transport after a survey revealed bus and cab drivers regularly face abuse. For private hire and Hackney carriage drivers, racism, physical abuse and vehicle damage were all found to be common. Of all drivers, 22.1 per cent had experienced verbal abuse – among those […] Read more News be kind campaignbusracismtaxi
Heatwave returns 11th August 2022 Less than a month after experiencing record temperatures, a further heatwave is to hit Hull. An amber heat warning has been issues by the Met Office, and temperatures are expected to stay between 27 and 30 degrees Celsius between Thursday and Saturday. With schools broken up for the holidays, many people will be planning trips, […] Read more News adviceheat exhaustionheat strokeheatwaveJulia Weldon
