Moves for city centre living supported by Hull City Council Cabinet
Proposals for a project to bring around 1,000 new homes to Hull city centre have today been approved by Cabinet.
Schemes on three city centre brownfield sites will now move … More
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Medieval Mayhem hits Museums Quarter!
The Festival of Archaeology returns to Hull’s Old Town later this week, with ‘Medieval Mayhem’ among the free, drop-in events.
On Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 July, from 11am to … More
Hull’s summer of free fun has begun!
The summer holidays have started and so have hundreds of completely free activities for children and young people! With the cost of living crisis continuing to affect thousands of families … More
Next steps taken to improve pedestrian, cycling and highway infrastructure in Hull
Improvements to pedestrian and cycling infrastructure, as well as improved capacity on the highway network for motorists across the city, have taken a step forward after Hull City Council appointed … More
Hull City Council continues to support affordable travel for young people across the city
Hull City Council is pleased to announce that they continue to support the Hull KAT Card, a discounted travel card for under 19s.
Hull City Council, working in partnership with … More
Huge boost for Whitefriargate heritage project
A regeneration project for a historic building in Whitefriargate has received a huge boost thanks to significant grant funding.
Trinity House Charity, part of Hull Trinity House, has been awarded … More
Free football this summer through Healthy Holidays
Free football fun is available in Hull this summer through ‘Healthy Holidays’.
The free turn up and play sessions are offered via Hull Culture and Leisure’s Active Through Football … More
Open Exhibition underway
The 2023 annual Open Exhibition, which celebrates some of the best artistic talent in the region and across the UK, has opened at Ferens Art Gallery.
It features over 300 … More
New Skills Bootcamps to open for higher-paying sustainable jobs
Training that will lead to guaranteed interviews for higher paid jobs is on the way thanks to Hull Training and Adult Education (HTAE) securing over £2m from the government.
Of … More
Myton Bridge closure plus weekly traffic and travel update – 21 July
Here is the latest breakdown of scheduled and emergency works taking place across Hull over the next few weeks. All works are subject to change. For the latest updates:
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Essential work to begin on Boothferry Road Footbridge later this month
Hull City Council has announced that investigation works on Boothferry Road Footbridge will commence from Monday 31 July for approximately three weeks.
The essential work will be carried out by … More
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – 20 July
Check out the latest job vacancies at Hull City Council this week.
Customer Service Excellence quality mark maintained by Hull Culture and Leisure
Hull Culture and Leisure (HCAL) has maintained the prestigious award of Customer Service Excellence in its leisure department.
The quality mark, from the Cabinet Office, aims to make a tangible … More
Blast off for space tour!
A space rocket is to land in Hull, as part of a nationwide tour.
The UK Space Agency’s Space for Everyone event will be in Queen Victoria Square from Thurs … More
Free family fun as Healthy Holidays returns
Free activities are back in Hull as ‘Healthy Holidays’ returns this summer.
Part of the Holiday Activities and Food Programme, it’s seen thousands of children, young people and families benefit … More
Public views sought on the replacement of Priory Drive Footbridge
Members of the public and key local stakeholders are being encouraged to take part in an early consultation on the replacement of Priory Drive Footbridge.
With the existing footbridge entering … More
Festival of Archaeology is back!
Hull’s medieval and Tudor History is to be celebrated, as the Festival of Archaeology returns for 2023.
Three events will be taking place in Hull’s Old Town across the weekend … More
Essential maintenance work to take place on James Reckitt Avenue
Hull City Council is preparing to carry out essential carriageway maintenance work later this month on James Reckitt Avenue.
The work will improve the existing carriageway on the East Hull … More
Myton Bridge closure plus weekly traffic and travel update – 14 July
Here is the latest breakdown of scheduled and emergency works taking place across Hull over the next few weeks. All works are subject to change. For the latest updates:
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Football tournament celebrates Refugee Week
Members of Hull’s BAME community have come together for a football tournament to mark Refugee Week.
People of various different nationalities were involved in the event, which took place at … More
Register your place at Employment Hub’s Recruitment Event
Those looking for work or seeking alternative job opportunities are invited to a recruitment drive at Hull’s Guildhall.
The Recruitment Event is being hosted by Hull City Council’s Employment Hub … More
Newly acquired artworks celebrate 20th anniversary
Images of Hull by artist Andy Lock have been acquired by the Ferens Art Gallery, and have gone on display to celebrate their 20th anniversary.
The eight photographs, taken … More
Freedom Festival 2023 line-up revealed
The wait is over for the line-up for this year’s Freedom Festival in Hull.
Hull’s international arts festival returns with artists and shows appearing on the streets, theatres, galleries and … More
Cabinet to consider Place Pilot invitation
Accepting an invitation for Hull to be part of the government’s Place Pilot scheme will be discussed at Hull City Council’s July Cabinet.
The council was invited back in February … More
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – 13 July
Want to make a difference in Hull? Join our team of passionate people and work on local projects that matter. Check out the latest job vacancies at Hull City Council … More
Trinity Market welcomes new artist showcase
Hull’s Trinity Market is to have a year-long artist showcase for the first time.
Hull-based artist Keith Key will display different pieces in the historic venue during the 12-month programme.… More
All welcome to celebrate Avenues Centre’s 135th anniversary
Families in Hull can learn more about the history of The Avenues Adult Education Centre as the building celebrates its 135th anniversary this weekend.
The listed Victorian building on … More
Resurfacing work begins on Argyle Street and Stanley Street
Work to improve Argyle Street and Stanley Street is now underway.
The resurfacing, which started last night (Monday 10 July), is needed due to the deterioration of the carriageway.
This … More
Appeal for information after a fly-tipping incident on Preston Road
Hull City Council is calling for information following a recent fly-tipping incident involving asbestos near an East Hull primary school.
This deposit of asbestos was found on Wednesday 5 July … More
Applications invited for Affordable Warmth and Energy Saving Community Grants
Applications are invited for Hull City Council and partners’ Affordable Warmth and Energy Saving Community Grants scheme.
Launched on Monday 10 July, it offers grants to voluntary organisations such charities, … More
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