Have your say on PlayZones in Hull 25th January 2023 Hull City Council is seeking the views of residents to understand the community need and requirements for PlayZones in the city. The PlayZone Programme is a new, exciting investment programme aimed at tackling inequalities in physical activity and access to facilities by funding community-led spaces. Its aim is to focus on communities with the greatest […] Read more Children and families Community and Living Leisure & Culture News Regeneration Cllr Julia ConnorFootball Foundationplayzones
Cabinet supports exciting new plans to regenerate West Docklands 23rd January 2023 Hull City Council’s Cabinet has today announced its support for the West Docklands Masterplan, giving the green light to consultation with residents and business owners on the exciting plans. The West Docklands area lies between Albert and William Wright Dock, Castle Street and the Smith & Nephew site. This masterplan suggests a range of different […] Read more Business Ice Arena News Planning Regeneration Cllr Paul Drake DavisHull Ice ArenaWestern Docklands
Councillor goes ‘back to the floor’ on cycle track tidy-up 23rd January 2023 Councillor Mark Ieronimo went “back to the floor” as he joined Hull City Council’s dedicated cycle path team for a morning’s work. Donning high-vis gear and wielding a litter-picker, the council’s Portfolio Holder for Roads, Highways and Transport mucked in with the team as they tidied up a cycle path near Priory Road. Armed with […] Read more News Transport & Streets active travelCyclingstreetscenewaste management
Weekly roadworks update – January 20 20th January 2023 Read more News Transport & Streets Hull weekly roadworks updateRoadworks
Thousands call council hotline to request cost of living support 20th January 2023 A Council hotline dedicated to supporting people through the cost of living crisis has received more than 9,000 calls since launching in September. The crisis line is part of the council’s major package of support to help local people struggling with rising costs of energy, food and other essentials. People who call may receive advice, […] Read more News
Counterfeit tobacco worth thousands seized 19th January 2023 Illegal tobacco and vapes worth thousands of pounds have been seized following a joint operation involving Hull City Council’s Trading Standards team, Hull Central Neighbourhood Policing Team and detection dog specialists BWY Canine. On Tuesday January 17, a number of premises were visited and several seizures made. In one location, shown in the video, the […] Read more News Public Health detection dogillicit tobacco
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – January 19 19th January 2023 Looking for a change in career? There are many job vacancies at Hull City Council that can make a positive difference to the people of Hull. Discover a selection of the latest job vacancies at Hull City Council below and apply today: Public Health Officer Salary details: £32020 – £34723 Closing date: 20 January 2023 Hull City […] Read more Business Education and Learning Health and Social Care News Regeneration Transport & Streets adult social carebusinessEconomyEducationJobsPublic healthpublic transportRecruitment
Voters will need photo ID to take part in May’s election 18th January 2023 Following recent changes to national electoral legislation, at the 2023 local elections, and for the first time, residents voting across the country, including Hull, will need to show photographic ID to vote at this year’s local elections. Residents are being urged to make sure they are ready to vote in May by checking they have […] Read more News Local Elections 2023Matt JukesMay electionsVoter Authority CertificateVoter ID
Mayor of Futaba-machi visits Hull 17th January 2023 The Mayor of Futaba-machi in Japan, Mr Shiro Izawa, along with former Hull English teacher, Anthony Ballard, have visited Hull to talk about how a natural disaster in their country gave rise to a unique relationship between our areas. Anthony, who previously taught English in Hull, and former East Riding English teacher, Philip Jellyman, moved […] Read more Civic Education and Learning News Councillor Linda TockFutaba-machiHull's Young MayorLord Mayor Cllr Christine Randall
Council funding helps push the boundaries for Hull Zingari CC 17th January 2023 Hull Zingari Cricket Club’s ambitions to play at the top level of Yorkshire cricket have been given a huge boost thanks to support from Hull City Council. The Chanterlands Avenue club has been awarded £8,095 from the Leader’s Contingency Budget. The grant will be used to fund Zingari’s purchasing of new equipment, including sight screens […] Read more Leisure & Culture News Sport Cllr Mike RossCouncil LeaderCricket
Weekly roadworks update – January 13 13th January 2023 Read more News Transport & Streets Hull weekly roadworks updateRoadworks
Significant step forward for children’s services in Hull 13th January 2023 Hull’s children’s services mark a significant milestone after the latest full Ofsted inspection found the service is no longer Inadequate. During a two-week inspection in November, inspectors found that the council provides ‘good’ services for children in care and has given an overall judgement of Requires Improvement. The previous full inspection, in 2019, assessed the […] Read more Children and families News children's serviceschildren's social careCouncillor Linda TockMatt JukesOfstedPauline TurnerSocial Work Academy
