Hull Maritime to tender for Spurn Lightship’s new berth 15th July 2022 Hull City Council has today published a decision record that will allow the council to open a tender process to construct a permanent wet dock for the Spurn Lightship. To berth the Spurn Lightship in Hull Marina for many visitors to enjoy, we require the services of a specialist contractor to deliver a wet berth […] Read more Museums News Regeneration Hull MarinaNational HighwaysNational Lottery Heritage FundSpurn LightshipWet Berth
Weekly roadworks update – July 15 15th July 2022 Read more News Transport & Streets Hull weekly roadworks updateRoadworks
Drop-in session for public to view improvement plans for busy Clough Road and Beverley Road junction 15th July 2022 A drop-in session for people to find out more about work taking place to improve road safety at the junction of Clough Road and Beverley Road will take place next week. It’s the second in a series of drop-ins being held as part of major upgrades taking place on busy transport routes between Hull and […] Read more News Regeneration Transport & Streets Beverley RoadClough RoadCouncillor Mark Ieronimo
Caution advised as heatwave continues 15th July 2022 After a hot week, high temperatures are set to continue over the weekend and into next week, reaching potential record highs. Current forecasts are for 29 Celsius on Sunday, 33 on Monday and 36 on Tuesday. While many of us welcome long, sunny days, prolonged hot weather high temperatures can pose a significant health risk. […] Read more News adviceheatwavekeep coolNHSsun stroke
Council to discuss medium-term financial plan 14th July 2022 Hull City Council’s Scrutiny Committee and Cabinet are set to discuss the council’s financial strategy through to 2026. Council Leader, Councillor Mike Ross, said: “The majority of money spent by the Council is grants from the Government, and we don’t know yet if the Government will increase their grants to keep pace with rising costs. […] Read more News BudgetCabinetCouncillor mike rossmedium term financial planscrutiny committee
Hull’s historic Rose Bowl Fountain given new lease of life 13th July 2022 Work to give the Rose Bowl Fountain a new lease of life is complete. The fountain, built in 1935 when the dock basin was filled in, has been sympathetically restored as part of the wider Queens Gardens redevelopment. The fountain, which is a key feature at the entrance to Queens Gardens, was drained to allow […] Read more News Regeneration Hull MaritimeHull: Yorkshire’s Maritime CityQueens GardensQueens Gardens FountainQueens Gardens refurbishmentRose Bowl
Bob Dylan is coming to Hull 13th July 2022 One of the world’s most influential and ground-breaking artists is coming to Hull later this year. Bob Dylan will perform at the Bonus Arena on Thursday, 27 October and tickets go on general sale on Friday at 10am. The Rough and Rowdy Ways World Tour will kick off in Europe with shows in Norway, Sweden, […] Read more News Bob DylanThe Bonus Arena
Free compost giveaway to thank residents for putting ‘food waste in the right place’ 12th July 2022 Hull City Council is giving away 2,400 bags of compost to thank residents for using their brown bins to recycle food and garden waste. As part of the “food waste in the right place” campaign, which started in 2019, black bins across Hull were fitted with tags reminding people that all cooked and uncooked food […] Read more News Waste Binsbrown binrecycling
Hull City Council statement: Travellers on Pickering Park 12th July 2022 Councillor Mike Ross, Leader of Hull City Council, said: “Local residents have contacted the council about a group of travellers who have set up camp on Pickering Park. “Responding to residents’ concerns is our top priority and we want to reassure people that we are working as quickly as possible to resolve the situation. “In […] Read more News Pickering Park
Shoal of fish mural lifted by crane from Albion Square 12th July 2022 Alan Boyson’s Shoal of Fish mural will be removed over two days on Tuesday 12 and Wednesday 13 July, ahead of demolition of the Albion Square site. A crane will carefully remove the fish mural via the roof. It is currently located on one of the upper floors of the former Co-Op Building and has […] Read more News Regeneration Alan BoysonAlbion Square developmentFish mural
Birmingham 2022 Queen’s Baton Relay: Hull route map and list of road closures 11th July 2022 There are just two days to go until Hull welcomes the Birmingham 2022 Queen’s Baton Relay. On Wednesday 13 July the Baton will travel around Hull city centre, before heading on to Beverley during its final journey through England this summer. To ensure the safety of everyone taking part, the Queen’s Baton Relay route will […] Read more Leisure & Culture News Sport Transport & Streets Birmingham 2022Queen's Baton Relay 2022road closures
Hull’s Museum Quarter Transformed for Festival of Archaeology 8th July 2022 Hull’s museum quarter will be transformed into a medieval encampment for the city-wide Festival of Archaeology. On Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 July, 11am – 3.00 pm, visitors can come face-to-face with knights in armour, a unit of archers, medieval residents of the street, craftspeople and musicians. There will also be the chance to participate […] Read more Children and families Education and Learning Leisure & Culture Museums News What's on Children and familiesCouncillor Alison Collinsonfamily activitiesfamily funFestival of ArchaeologyHCALHull Culture and Leisure
