Bins across Hull are getting tagged – here’s why 30th July 2021 Black bins across Hull are being fitted with orange tags to remind residents that food waste should be placed in the brown bin. The scheme originally began in March last year, but was put on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic. It follows a study that found 26 per cent of household rubbish in black […] Read more News Waste bin tagsbrown binCouncillor Rosie Nicola
Work to repair potholes in Hull streets will begin next week 29th July 2021 Work to improve road surfacing and reduce the number of potholes on Hull’s roads will begin next month. Hull City Council will begin surface dressing a number of roads starting on Monday 2 August. A total of 64,096 square-meters of road space will be resurfaced which will require some lane closures, road closures and night […] Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Dean KirkMicro surfacing
Have your say on traffic issues at drop-in session this week 28th July 2021 People are invited to have their say on transport issues in Hull at a drop-in session this week. On Friday 30 July a bus will be placed in the heart of the city centre, in King Edward Square. It will open from 9am – 4pm for people to drop-in, chat to council officers about transport […] Read more News Regeneration Transport & Streets Councillor Dean KirkPeople’s PanelTransport consultation
Hull City Council makeover benefits residents in east Hull 28th July 2021 Hull City Council is set to improve the frontages of more than 300 privately owned homes in the Rosmead Street area of east Hull. The work will be carried out at predominantly older homes as part of the council’s initiative to improve its inner city neighbourhoods, and will include new boundary walls and railings, guttering […] Read more Housing News Councillor John BlackHull HousingRosmead Street
Pendrill House, Beverley Road to receive regeneration funding 28th July 2021 The council has published a decision record allocating funding towards external repairs and restoration of Pendrill House, a landmark building on Beverley Road. The project is part of the Beverley Road Townscape Heritage Scheme and the council’s commitment to restoring and celebrating Hull’s history. The work will see the unique two-storey corner building, with clock […] Read more News Regeneration Beverley RoadCouncillor Daren HaleDecision RecordNational LotteryPendrill HouseTownscape Heritage Scheme
Work to improve Priory Road begins next week 27th July 2021 Work to repair poor road surfacing in Priory Road will begin next week. The improvement works will be carried out in two phases over the summer holiday period to ensure there is minimum disruption to residents and motorists. However this work is vital to ensure the poor surfacing between Hotham Road South and Country Road […] Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Dean KirkPriory Road
Hull to host finale of Festival of Archaeology 2021 27th July 2021 The annual Festival of Archaeology, which takes place in locations all over the country, will finish in Hull this summer. The Hull finale will take place this Sunday, 1 August, and will include a programme full of events and activities in three locations at Museums Gardens, Trinity Square and Beverley Gate. Councillor Rosemary Pantelakis, portfolio […] Read more Education and Learning Leisure & Culture News What's on Council for British ArchaeologyCouncillor Rosemary PantelakisFestival of ArchaeologyNeil Redfern
Hull City Council to invest £790,000 in Hessle Road footway improvements 27th July 2021 Hull City Council has committed almost £800,000 for major improvements to a key pedestrian route in west Hull. The £791,768 footway reconstruction works will take place on both sides of Hessle Road from West Dock Avenue to Marmaduke Street. The work will be carried out by Hessle engineering firm MB Roche and Sons. The decision […] Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Dean KirkHessle RoadMB Roche and Sons
Free Summer activities – happening now! 27th July 2021 Panicking about what to do now the long summer break has begun? We’ve got your back. Hull’s Healthy Holidays programme started on Monday with hundreds of free activities. For all ages, from pre-school to teens Taking place in all areas of the city Free Open to everyone Nutritious lunch/snacks provided. Healthy Holidays takes place in […] Read more Children and families News What's on
Three free Play Day festivals to visit Hull this summer 27th July 2021 Hull’s Play Day event has expanded to three events for 2021, with the first of which took place at Alderman Kneeshaw playing fields on 28 July. National Play Day is one of the biggest and most popular family events in Hull and attracts thousands each year. After a disappointing 2020 which meant the cancellation of […] Read more Children and families Leisure & Culture News What's on Cllr McMurrayHealthy HolidaysNational Play DayPauline Turner
Rockcity in Hull hits new heights with Olympic Games success 27th July 2021 A popular Hull climbing venue has reached the top after its equipment was chosen to support world-class athletes at the Tokyo Olympic Games. Rockcity Climbing in Hawthorn Avenue has supplied more than 100 pieces of equipment for competitors at the Games. The firm has supplied 130 climbing holds in two categories, macros, which are large […] Read more Business Leisure & Culture News Regeneration ClimbingCouncillor Daren HaleOlympic GamesOlympic Games Tokyo 2020Rockcity
Osborne Street car park reopens overnight 27th July 2021 Osborne Street car park in Hull has now reopened overnight. The car park had been closed overnight from July 19 following anti-social behaviour at the facility at night. Now security officers have been deployed at the car park to tackle anti-social behaviour, meaning it can reopen 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Four […] Read more News Transport & Streets Osborne Street car park
