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View article Successful ‘Let’s Go Electric!’ event returns to Hull and the East Riding in June

Successful ‘Let’s Go Electric!’ event returns to Hull and the East Riding in June

Following a successful inaugural event last summer, residents of Hull and the East Riding will once again be able to find out more about electric vehicles (EV) and sustainable transport as the region hosts a second EV experience event.

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View article Rose Bowl Fountain in Queen’s Gardens vandalised

Rose Bowl Fountain in Queen’s Gardens vandalised

Hull City Council has confirmed that the city’s beloved Rose Bowl Fountain in Queen’s Gardens has been temporarily switched off following an act of vandalism.  Last month, during the late-May bank holiday, individuals forced entry into the fountain’s control room, causing significant damage to essential operating equipment.   As a result, the electronic system that controls the fountain requires reprogramming. Alongside this the fountain needs draining and cleaning before it can safely be […]

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View article Hull Litterbugs hit with criminal records and over £13,000 in fines 

Hull Litterbugs hit with criminal records and over £13,000 in fines 

Hull City Council is continuing to warn residents to dispose of their litter responsibly, to avoid a substantial fine or prosecution.      The warning comes after 30 residents, who failed to pay fines issued by the council, were recently convicted in Hull Magistrates’ Court after littering in the following locations:  All residents were issued a criminal record and ordered to pay […]

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View article Road improvements on Alfred Gelder Street to take place during Drypool Bridge closure

Road improvements on Alfred Gelder Street to take place during Drypool Bridge closure

Hull City council, in partnership with C R Reynolds, will complete essential highway improvement works on Alfred Gelder Street during the closure of Drypool Bridge. Works will take place between Lowgate and Drypool Bridge from the week commencing Monday 15 June 2026, for approximately six weeks. The scheme is essential due to the deteriorating condition […]

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View article Residents receive £1,000 fines for fly-tipping in Hull

Residents receive £1,000 fines for fly-tipping in Hull

Hull City Council is urging residents to make use of the council’s bulky item collection service and Household Waste Recycling Centres, following six substantial fly-tipping fines.    In the six separate incidents, the offenders were caught dumping waste in Worthing Street, on two occasions, Tunis Street, on two occasions, Cave Street, and Sculcoates Lane.  Councillor Charles Quinn, cabinet portfolio holder for environment at Hull City Council, said: “Fly-tipping […]

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View article New exhibition celebrates Hull’s maritime past through the lens of William Jackson

New exhibition celebrates Hull’s maritime past through the lens of William Jackson

Hull History Centre will host Industrial River: The Photographs of William Jackson, a new exhibition opening on Tuesday 2 June. Running until Saturday 21 November 2026, the display offers visitors a rare glimpse into Hull’s working rivers and docks during a period of profound change. Featuring 32 striking photographs displayed across 17 panels, the exhibition […]

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View article Submissions start for the Young Artist Open exhibition

Submissions start for the Young Artist Open exhibition

Budding young artists are being encouraged to enter their artwork for an exhibition at the Ferens Art Gallery. The Young Artist Open exhibition, previously known as the Junior Open, has been held annually at the Ferens Art Gallery since 2003 and celebrates the creative talent of young people in Hull and the surrounding area. Artworks […]

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