Stunning pictures show plans for Hull’s huge maritime project 25th April 2019 These amazing pictures reveal plans that will lead to the transformation of Hull’s most important maritime treasures. The ambitious plans, which will lead to the regeneration of the Arctic Corsair, North End Shipyard, Spurn Lightship, Dock Office Chambers and the Hull Maritime Museum, go on public display at Hull’s Trinity Market today – with Hull […] Read more News Planning Hull: Yorkshire’s Maritime CityTrinity Market
Fighting for cause close to her heart 23rd April 2019 A 22-year-old student is swapping books for boxing gloves next week for a cause close to her heart. Xeorelle Shipley is studying criminology at Hull College with the hope of one day becoming a barrister. But next Friday, it will be her fists doing the talking when she steps into the ring for the first […] Read more News
Big Malarkey Festival 2019 line-up announced 20th April 2019 The programme for this year’s Big Malarkey has been announced – with the help of a giant hippo. This year’s festival includes award-winning children’s authors Caroline Lawrence, who wrote the Roman mysteries series, and Lisa Williamson, who wrote The Art of Being Normal. Illustrator Nick Sharratt is also in the line-up, while actor Simon Callow […] Read more News What's on
Warning over rogue traders door-knocking in Hull 18th April 2019 People in Hull are being warned against accepting services from rogue traders after reports of two men knocking on doors and claiming to be council officers. Hull City Council has received reports of the men door-knocking in Tranmere Close, Conway Close and Redbourne Street. The pair are offering residents a rubbish removal service, or to […] Read more Environment News Waste
5 things to do in Hull this Easter weekend 18th April 2019 It’s Easter! And for many of us, that means a long weekend to look forward to. Here’s a list of five things that might tickle your fancy: Emma King and Friends Live! Saturday 20 April Kardomah 94 £10 Hull’s singing sensation Emma King is performing in her home town on Saturday night. Emma, who’s style […] Read more Hull New Theatre Leisure & Culture News What's on Kardomah94Princes Quay
The Guilty Feminist podcast phenomenon is coming to Hull 18th April 2019 Hull is to host a live version of the smash-hit Guilty Feminist podcast next month. The online comedy show has become a phenomenon, with more than 50 million downloads since its launch in late 2016. Now the Guilty Feminist: Live has hit the road – with Hull City Hall among its destinations. It sees comedian […] Read more Hull City Hall News What's on
Northern Gas Networks to carry out works for four more weeks 17th April 2019 Northern Gas Networks will carry out essential gas replacement works for an extra four weeks in Wincolmlee, Hull. NGN had been due to finish the project on Monday 22 April. But technical difficulties mean the work will now be completed on Monday 20 May. Current road closures will remain in place from the junction of […] Read more News Transport & Streets Northern Gas Networks
Potholes to be repaired across Hull over next two weeks 17th April 2019 Work to repair potholes will take place across Hull over the next two weeks. It will see specialist surface treatment to repair potholes in 36 streets across the city. The procedure sees the application of micro-asphalt, a cold-laid, thin material that reduces the number of potholes and reduces the chances of them reappearing. About 45,000 […] Read more News Transport & Streets
Haunted museum to bring these eerie items to Hull 17th April 2019 An exhibition of haunted objects is coming to Hull. A Haunted Objects Museum features paintings that would send a shiver down the spine of the most ardent non-believers. It will also display a shrunken head, a “devil’s toy box” and a creepy Victorian bridal doll which is said to give people nightmares and set off […] Read more Leisure & Culture News
Ambitious plans for Hull’s massive maritime project to go on display 16th April 2019 Plans for a major project to place Hull’s 800 years of maritime history at the heart of the city’s regeneration will go on display. The ideas for the Hull: Yorkshire Maritime City project will be on show at Trinity Market from Thursday 25 April – with members of the public encouraged to offer views to […] Read more News Planning Hull: Yorkshire’s Maritime CityTrinity Market
Fashion boutique Tessies opens in Hull’s Fruit Market 16th April 2019 A quirky fashion boutique has opened its doors in Hull’s Fruit Market. Tessies, which specialises in eclectic womenswear, jewellery and accessories, has relocated from Newland Avenue into a larger unit in Humber Street. It joins fashion independents 19point4 and Poorboy Boutique in the redeveloped area. Owner Nicola Gibbons said: “This is a new chapter for […] Read more News
93 per cent of children receive first primary school preference 16th April 2019 93 per cent of primary school children have been allocated their first preference school this year. 98 per cent of primary children received one of their three preferences. Today (Tuesday 16 April) parents of 3238 four year-olds starting primary school this September, 2019, will be allocated a school place from Hull City Council. The online […] Read more News
