4 fantastic fireworks displays in Hull – and one in Beverley 30th October 2019 Remember, remember, the fifth of November. It’s time to don your hats, gloves and scarves and head out to see the region’s skies lit up by fireworks and bonfires. Here’s a round-up of five of the top displays happening in and around Hull. East Park Firework Spectacular East Park, Holderness Road Saturday 2 November 5pm […] Read more Leisure & Culture News What's on Beverley WestwoodBonfire nightEast ParkFireworksHull Neonatal Intensive Care UnitHull Vineyard Church
Pearson Park archway restoration almost complete 29th October 2019 The restored gateway to Hull’s Pearson Park is beginning to take shape as part of a £3.8m restoration project. Contractors have been at the park this week to carefully lift large pieces of the archway into position. The side pillars and central archway are now installed, meaning only the decorative top of the archway is […] Read more Leisure & Culture News Regeneration Councillor John FarehamNational Lottery Heritage FundPearson ParkPearson Park archwayPearson Park Restoration Project
This is what it takes to install Hull’s Christmas lights 29th October 2019 With the festive season fast approaching, you may have spotted the city centre’s Christmas decoration displays starting to appear ahead of November’s big switch-on. And this year, Kingston Square next to Hull New Theatre will be given a “merry makeover” for the first time. But did you know just how much work goes into the […] Read more Christmas Hull New Theatre Leisure & Culture News ChristmasChristmas 2019Christmas lightsCouncillor Dave CrakerHull Christmas 2019Hull City CouncilKWL
Burst water main likely to close Spring Bank West until the weekend 29th October 2019 A burst water main in Spring Bank West in Hull has led to road closures in the area. The road is likely to remain closed until the weekend due to the damage, Yorkshire Water has confirmed. A Yorkshire Water spokesperson said: “One of our big strategic water mains on Spring Bank West in Hull city […] Read more News Transport & Streets Yorkshire Water
Menopause in workplace survey launched – and men are urged to take it too 29th October 2019 A survey looking at awareness of the menopause in the workplace has been launched in Hull. It is hoped the online survey will be carried out in workplaces across the city, with results used to help form policy by employers. Questions ask about awareness of the symptoms of the menopause, their impact and how people […] Read more Health and Social Care News Public Health MenopauseSurveysWorkforce Health and Wellbeing Forum
This hit West End musical is returning to Hull 27th October 2019 Critically acclaimed stage show Whitney – Queen of the Night will return to Hull next year following a successful performance this month. The celebration of the music and life of Whitney Houston will be back at Hull City Hall on Friday 20 November 2020. More dates have been added across the country for the show, […] Read more Hull City Hall Leisure & Culture News What's on West EndWhitney - Queen of the NightWhitney HoustonX Factor
Litter wardens will soon be patrolling the streets of Hull 25th October 2019 Litter wardens will soon be patrolling the streets of Hull. A contract to issue £100 fixed penalty notices to those caught dropping litter has been awarded to Local Authority Support Ltd by Hull City Council. The fine will be reduced to £80 if paid within seven days. A Hull City Council decision record was issued […] Read more Environment News Waste Councillor Anita HarrisonKingdomlitter enforcementstreetscene
13 Halloween half-term activities in Hull 25th October 2019 Stuck for ideas to keep the children entertained during the October half-term? Get involved in a range of Halloween activities at Hull City Council’s children’s centres. Monday 28 October Halloween party Mersey Children’s Centre 1pm-2.30pm £1 Messy play, face-painting, craft and activities, outdoor play, followed by party games. Ages two and up. Open Access Youth […] Read more Health and Social Care News What's on Children's centresHalloween
£362,355 awarded for 121 affordable homes in Hull 24th October 2019 Hull City Council has been awarded more than £350,000 by Homes England to allow 121 new homes to be built. This will comprise 12 homes for affordable rent and 109 for sale, with quality open space integrated into the development. The £362,355 awarded to the local authority, part of Homes England’s Local Authority Accelerated Construction […] Read more Housing News Affordable housingCouncillor John BlackHomes EnglandHull City Council
Matt Jukes: Why I am braving a night sleeping in the cold 24th October 2019 Tonight is the CEO Sleepout in Hull, when big-hearted business leaders and swap suits for sleeping bags to brave a night out in the cold at Craven Park. Hull City Council chief executive Matt Jukes will be among them. Read more Housing News Opinion CEO SleepoutEmmausHull City CouncilMatt Jukes
Multi-million pound procurement partnership extended by Hull City Council 24th October 2019 A successful procurement partnership that has delivered hundreds of millions of pounds of projects in Hull has been extended by five years. Esteem delivers infrastructure solutions for major projects on behalf of Hull City Council using a loyal, largely local supply chain with a demonstrable track record of delivering both capital projects and operational support […] Read more Business Council Government and Democracy News Regeneration Building Schools for the Future programmeCouncillor Daren HaleEsteem
Free arts festival taking place in Hull this half-term 24th October 2019 A free programme of events will explore some of the issues affecting young people across Hull next week. Creative Voice is a youth arts partnership engaging people aged 13 to 19 in youth centres and arts organisations including Kingston Youth Centre and Hull New Theatre. And this October half-term, the partnership is putting on a […] Read more Leisure & Culture News What's on Arts DevelopmentCreative VoiceCreative Voice Festival
