Young people encouraged to get protected from Men B 31st July 2026 Young people in Hull are being encouraged to take up a new, time-limited NHS vaccination offer to help protect against meningococcal B disease, which can cause meningitis and septicaemia. Vaccinations are available now for specific groups, ahead of new university and higher education terms starting in early autumn. The MenB vaccination offer is aimed at […] Read more Community and Living News Public Health
Free bus travel for kids and discount journeys for 16-19-year-olds this summer in Hull and the East Riding 30th July 2026 Families travelling across Hull and the East Riding this summer will benefit from free bus travel for children, with the region’s two bus operators both signing up to the Government’s ‘Great British Summer Savings Scheme’. Read more News Regeneration Transport & Streets Councillor Mark IeronimoEast Riding of Yorkshire Councileast yorkshire busesGreat British Summer Savings SchemeHull and East Yorkshire Combined AuthorityHull City CouncilMayor's FareStagecoach East Midlands
Ennerdale North to reopen northbound as roundabout improvements continue 29th July 2026 Hull City Council has confirmed that Ennerdale (north) will re-open northbound on Friday 31 July, following a 10-week closure as part of a major scheme of works to improve and increase the capacity of the Ennerdale Leisure Centre roundabout. Read more News Regeneration Transport & Streets Councillor Mark IeronimoEnnerdaleHull City CouncilkingswoodKingswood AAPKingswood Area Action Plan
Paragon Square war memorials transformed after specialist conservation clean 29th July 2026 A specialist cleaning programme to restore Hull’s war memorials has been completed. Read more News Regeneration Councillor Mark IeronimoFresh Memory Headstone Cleaning and Restoration ServiceParagon SquarePBS ConstructionWar memorial
Five Hull streets to benefit from footpath resurfacing programme 29th July 2026 Hull City Council is set to begin essential resurfacing works on five streets across the city. Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Mark IeronimoimprovementsresurfacingS&R Groundworks
Thousands of potentially dangerous products seized from Hull shops 28th July 2026 Toys, baby feeding bottles, candles, tobacco products and more are among thousands of counterfeit items seized by Hull City Council’s Trading Standards officers. Two days of targeted action, dubbed Operation Bramble, were organised following a flood of information from members of the public. The tips were submitted after the council revealed previous seizures had recovered […] Read more Children and families News Public Health Cllr DolmancunterfeitOperation BrambleseizuresTed DolmanTrading Standards
Catch up vaccination clinics for children 28th July 2026 Children who may have missed their MMR vaccination can catch up before school starts again, with a series of summer clinics. Five catch-up clinics will be held in the coming weeks, with both appointment bookings and some walk-ins available. One session in Beverley and four in Hull are planned, in a number of locations around […] Read more Health and Social Care News Public Health What's on Alison Pateycatch up clinicDPHMMRvaccination
Parking machine upgrade in Hull to include contactless payment option 28th July 2026 Pay and display parking machines are being refreshed in Hull to allow motorists to pay contactless. Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Mark IeronimoInternational Parking Systems UKparking
Event aims to improve city’s support for young people with substance issues 28th July 2026 Professionals from across the city met recently for an event to explore key issues relating to substance misuse for children, young people and families. Read more Children and families Community and Living News Children and Young People Substance Misuse EventCllr Linda TockEarly HelpUniversity of Hull
Council Leader provides updates following discussions with Home Office on future use of the Royal Hotel 27th July 2026 The Leader of Hull City Council has provided an update following recent discussions between the council and the Home Office. In these discussions, the Home Office confirmed the remaining occupants of the Royal Hotel will be leaving the building. The Home Office is the public body responsible for the management and dispersal of asylum seekers […] Read more News Cllr Mike Ross
Community centre re-opens in Hull – and another to follow! 27th July 2026 The Mitchell Centre is opening its doors again for the first time since 2023 - and it will soon be followed by the re-opening of Spring Bank Community Centre. Read more Children and families Community and Living Leisure & Culture News Cllr Ted DolmanCommunity Centres
New website launched to connect Hull businesses with low-carbon heating future 27th July 2026 Local businesses can now find out about The Hull Heat Network, following the launch of the new website. Read more Business Environment News Hull District Heat Network
