Hull Music Service head wants to strike a chord with budding musicians 13th May 2019 The head of Hull Music Service wants to share the gift of music with the city’s young people. James Dickinson, who has been in the role for six months, said all children in Hull should have access to music opportunities. It follows the release of a new brochure encouraging schools and families to take advantage […] Read more News Hull Music Service
5 things to do in Hull this weekend 10th May 2019 An abundance of absorbing events will take place in Hull over the next three days – including the visit of a Britain’s Got Talent-winning comedian, a contemporary dance festival and the chance to win a huge pile of Lego by showing your skills with … Lego Here are 5 fun things to do in Hull […] Read more Leisure & Culture News What's on 5 things to do in Hull this weekend
Trinity Live takes over market – and there’s more to come 10th May 2019 Trinity Market was rocking last night for the first Trinity Live event at The Old Town’s popular spot. From the people behind Hull’s huge Humber Street Sesh, Trinity Live is taking place every Thursday night at the market in the run-up to the much-loved annual summer music festival. The live music was accompanied by the […] Read more Leisure & Culture News What's on Trinity LiveTrinity Market
This contemporary dance festival is taking over Hull from tonight 10th May 2019 Three days of captivating contemporary dance events will take over the streets of Hull this weekend. Hull Dance has provided an independent Hull voice on culture and dance in the city since being set up by Hull City Council’s Arts Development Team to build interest in contemporary dance in the city. The group’s diverse programme […] Read more Leisure & Culture News What's on
Hull restaurant fined more than £6,000 after rubbish dumped on footpath 10th May 2019 Lucca in Princes Avenue has been fined £6,150 for failing to manage their waste properly. Bags of rubbish from the restaurant were found dumped on a public footpath in Hinderwell Street, Hull. The business also failed to have the appropriate provision in place for the collection and disposal of their waste. Councillor Anita Harrison, portfolio […] Read more News Waste
See inside ambitious Endsleigh Park development ahead of launch 9th May 2019 These impressive pictures show what will greet the first guests of the ambitious Endsleigh Park development. The first phase of the project will be launched in June. It will comprise 40 serviced en-suite rooms, communal lounges, kitchens, gym, cinema, private secure parking and attractive grounds surrounding the property. The development, by Hull firm Hull Serviced […] Read more News Regeneration
This popular vegan market is returning to Hull 9th May 2019 A popular vegan market is returning to Hull’s Old Town this month. Trinity Market hosted its first Trinity After Dark vegan market in February, with hundreds of people turning up to grab a bite of vegan food or browse one of the vegan-friendly pop-up stalls. The market returns on Friday 31 May from 5pm to […] Read more Leisure & Culture News What's on Trinity MarketVegan
6 peaceful green spaces in Hull city centre 8th May 2019 Hull has some beautiful, peaceful green spaces near to the city centre. Parks, gardens and flowerbeds are just a short walk from the hustle and bustle, perfect for a relaxing lunch in the sun, mid-morning walk or afternoon read. Here are 6 of the best: And find loads more about the city’s top green spaces […] Read more News National Gardening Week
Search on for best garden among Hull tenants 8th May 2019 Green-fingered Hull City Council tenants will be again given the chance to show off their gardening skills. And this year’s Hull City Council Tenants’ Garden Competition will includes more categories than ever. Two new categories – Gardening Undertaken in a Confined Space and Best Container, have been added to awards for Best Individual Garden and […] Read more Housing News National Gardening Week
European elections: All you need to know 8th May 2019 The countdown is on for the European Parliament elections, when Hull residents will be able to vote on candidates representing Yorkshire and the Humber. The elections take place on Thursday 23 May. Six members of the European Parliament (MEPs) will be elected to represent Yorkshire and the Humber. View the list of candidates here. Here […] Read more Council Government and Democracy News
New gym to bring intravenous and cryotherapy treatments to Hull’s Fruit Market 7th May 2019 A gym and fitness space is moving in at Hull’s Fruit Market community. The Temple @ Humber Street is the latest venture to join the redeveloped waterfront quarter, bringing state-of-the-art equipment, health and wellbeing treatments and high-intensity workouts to the area. The gym will offer the chance to try equipment and take part in taster […] Read more News Regeneration Fruit Market
12 nights of music coming to Hull’s Old Town 6th May 2019 The run-up to this year’s Humber Street Sesh is being marked with 12 bitesize events in Hull’s Old Town. Organisers of the annual music festival have announced 12 nights of music every Thursday at Trinity Market – starting on Thursday 9 May. The 12-week line-up includes acts including Pearls Cab Ride, Late Night Marauders, Young […] Read more News What's on Trinity Market
