New splash pad opens for the summer
Families and visitors to Hull are now able to enjoy a wide range of free waterplay facilities this summer, including the recently completed new splash pad at Bude Park which … More
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Love Your Neighbourhood: Beverley and Newland area receives tidy-up treatment
The Beverley and Newland area is the latest area to be supported by Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood project.
Streets across the Beverley and Newland Ward are now basking … More
Council continues to take action against dog fouling in Hull
Hull City Council is urging dog owners to clean up after their animals to avoid fines and keep the city clean.
The warning comes after a Hull resident from Pools … More
Discover 700 years At The Heart of Drypool at community dig
Budding archaeologists are invited to take part in a community dig on a historic Hull site this autumn.
Time travellers are welcome to get involved with a free archaeological dig … More
Council thanks transport sector following travel disruption over the weekend
Hull City Council has thanked the city’s bus operators and taxi drivers for keeping commuters and members of the travelling public moving on Saturday in the face of extremely challenging … More
Hull fly-tippers prosecuted and ordered to pay over £15,000 in fines
Hull City Council warns residents to dispose of their waste legally to avoid facing enforcement action.
The warning comes following the prosecution of 12 Hull residents last month (July). The … More
Hull maintains top 10 ranking for children’s cycle training
Hull has maintained its status as one of the country’s top locations for the delivery of cycle training to children, according to new figures from The Bikeability Trust.
Between April … More
Drypool Bridge: “We are dedicated to doing the repair work properly”, says Councillor Mark Ieronimo
Cllr Ieronimo, cabinet portfolio holder for transportation, roads, and highways, went ‘back to the floor’ as he joined Hull City Council’s bridges team at Drypool Bridge.
The visit, which took place … More
Hull opens for business as usual as huge clean up operation completed
Street cleansing crews from Hull City Council have worked overnight to ensure the city is open for business as usual.
Hull interchange has reopened, Queen Victoria Square, Ferensway and Spring … More
Council Leader condemns ‘disgraceful behaviour’ in city centre
Statement from Councillor Mike Ross, Leader of Hull City Council:
“Today, I speak on behalf of the overwhelming majority of Hull residents as I condemn the appalling scenes witnessed in … More
Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 02 August
Here is the latest breakdown of scheduled and emergency works taking place across Hull over the next few weeks. All works are subject to change. For the latest updates:
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Councils commit to permanent memorial for Legacy families
Hull City Council and East Riding of Yorkshire Council have confirmed a commitment to a permanent memorial for those affected by the ongoing incident involving Legacy Independent Funeral Directors Limited.… More
What’s on in Hull – August 2024
There is so much going on in Hull this month, including the return of some of the city’s most popular annual events –
Humber Street Sesh
Hull Marina, Saturday 3 … More
100 volunteers to take over London to spread the word about Hull and East Yorkshire
To celebrate Yorkshire Day on Thursday 1 August, an army of 100 volunteers are travelling to the capital for an East Yorkshire takeover.
Volunteers will hand out white roses, postcards and … More
Love Your Neighbourhood: Drypool area next in line for a tidy-up
Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood project will be arriving in the Drypool area next week.
As part of the citywide Love Your Neighbourhood project, several streets within Hull’s Drypool … More
Council continues to improve safety with new parallel zebra crossing on Anlaby Park Road North
Hull City Council has announced that work to install a new pedestrian and cyclist crossing on Anlaby Park Road North will start next week.
The work will convert the existing … More
Have your say on latest round of pocket parks in Hull
The second round of applications for pocket parks in Hull is now open.
Hull City Council is asking members of the public wishing to put forward pieces of land for … More
Hull-iday fun weekly round-up: Things you can do with your children during the school holidays this week
There are so many fun activities for your children to do this summer, many of them for free.
Read our new round-up below to find out what’s happening this coming … More
Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 26 July
Here is the latest breakdown of scheduled and emergency works taking place across Hull over the next few weeks. All works are subject to change. For the latest updates:
- Visit
Local artists welcomed for new street art on replacement hoardings
Hull City Council is engaging with local artists to create new street art on new hoardings around the Clarence Mill site.
The land was surrounded by hoardings which have deteriorated … More
Summer fun sorted! New guide unveils family-friendly activities in Hull
With the school bell having chimed for the final time, families in Hull are gearing up for weeks of fun and adventure this summer.
And to help make the most … More
Love Your Neighbourhood: Kingswood area receives tidy-up treatment
Kingswood is the latest area to be supported by Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood project.
Streets across the Kingswood area are now basking in the glow of a much-needed … More
New social media campaign aims to grow Hull’s dance audience
A new social media campaign will bring together lovers of dance to find out events and opportunities happening across Hull.
Discover Dance will showcase all things dance; with venues, shows, … More
Free festival event for young people
Hull’s free festival style event for ages 11 to 16 is back to kick off summer with a bang. Zebfest, which debuted last year, will take place in Zebedee’s Yard … More
Council commits to inclusivity boost for disabled people
Hull City Council has re-committed to a charter which aims to make the city’s streets more inclusive for disabled people.
‘Who put that there?’ A Street Charter for Hull 2024-20229 … More
Medieval knights to do battle in Hull’s Museums Quarter!
There’ll be medieval merriment galore in Hull’s old town as the ever-popular Medieval Mayhem returns to the Museums Quarter this weekend (Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 July).
The free event … More
Restoration work starts on Hull’s historic bombed cinema
The restoration of a derelict Grade II listed cinema in Hull is now underway.
The National Picture Theatre on Beverley Road, which still bears the scars of a World War … More
Love Your Neighbourhood: Beverley and Newland area next in line for a tidy-up
Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood project has arrived in the Beverley and Newland area today (Monday 22 July).
As part of the citywide Love Your Neighbourhood project, several streets … More
Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 19 July
Here is the latest breakdown of scheduled and emergency works taking place across Hull over the next few weeks. All works are subject to change. For the latest updates:
- Visit
Free activities, food and fun all summer long!
As schools close for the long summer break, thousands of children and young people in Hull have a packed schedule of totally free activities, sessions, days out and more to … More
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