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
Hull named among Rugby League World Cup 2021 training base hosts 6th May 2019 Hull has been named as one of the locations selected as training and team base camps for the Rugby League World Cup 2021. The announcement of host stadia for the tournament was made in January. Now, the 16 locations that will host the qualified nations as training and team base camps during the tournament have been […] Read more News Rugby League World Cup
5 things to do in Hull this Bank Holiday weekend 3rd May 2019 1. Witching Hour Friday 3 to Sunday 5 May East Park Free This magical and immersive outdoor event is the latest offering from Absolutely Cultured and takes place in East Park at 9.30pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday night. The brand-new outdoor performance has been commissioned for Hull and Wirral by Absolutely Cultured and Wirral […] Read more News What's on
Huge flood-proof Hull development a step closer 3rd May 2019 The final submissions for Hull’s first large-scale flood-proof development have been shortlisted. Earlier this year, Hull City Council announced a competition in conjunction with RIBA, seeking water-resilient design ideas for a major residential development in Humber Quays West and Hull Arena. Both sites have been earmarked for housing development involving apartments and modern terraced properties. […] Read more News
Trinity Market adds another delicious option to its menu 3rd May 2019 Hull’s thriving Trinity Market is adding a new offer to its wide-ranging menu this summer. Cooking up authentic East Asian dishes, Cheng & Chen will be the latest businesses moving into the bustling market in Hull’s Old Town. On the menu will be the classic noodle and rice dishes of the region, with an emphasis […] Read more News Trinity Market
Hull local elections 2019: as it happened 2nd May 2019 The results for the local elections were declared in the early hours of Friday 3 May at the Guildhall. Labour has retained control of Hull City Council with 31 seats out of a total of 57. The political make-up of the council remains: Labour Group 31 Liberal Democrat Group 24 Conservative Group 2 New councillors […] Read more Council Government and Democracy News
Three-quarters in Hull say they choose staycations over holidays abroad 2nd May 2019 More than three in four Hull holidaymakers are choosing staycations over holidays abroad, according to a survey. A People’s Panel questionnaire asked 1,247 people in Hull about their most popular holiday destinations in the past five years. And 78 per cent said they had chosen trips in UK and Ireland during that period. It comes […] Read more News People’s Panel
Video: Hull’s urban vegetable patch in heart of city centre 2nd May 2019 It’s that time of year when gardeners are busy planting for this year’s crop, but did you know there’s a vegetable patch right in the heart of Hull city centre? Next to the taxi rank outside the Wilson Centre is an urban vegetable patch maintained by a dedicated team of green-fingered volunteers who come together […] Read more Community and Living Environment News Public Health National Gardening Week
Help name these hi-tech trains coming to Hull 1st May 2019 Can you think of a catchy Hull-themed name for one of a fleet of hi-tech trains coming to the city? Hull Trains is asking its passengers to help name five new vehicles – built using Japanese bullet train technology – that will arrive in Hull later this year. The state-of-the-art trains, among the fastest and […] Read more Business News
How gardens are breaking cultural barriers in Hull 1st May 2019 In a corner of west Hull sits a piece of land that is bringing together a world of cultures. Constable Street allotment, based just behind Coltman Street off Hessle Road, is a hotbed of different cultures. Volunteer Lausanne Tranter, who runs the diverse community space, said people who are unable to communicate through language barriers […] Read more Environment News National Gardening Week
Snooker stars return to Hull 30th April 2019 The ROKiT UK Seniors Snooker Championship returns to the Bonus Arena this October with more of snooker’s greatest ever players battling it out to lift the crown. Legends Jimmy White, Dennis Taylor, John Parrott and Cliff Thorburn have already confirmed, while Thailand legend James Wattana is a new face this year. Qualifying events will be […] Read more Leisure & Culture News Sport What's on UK Seniors Snooker Championship
