Have your say on PlayZones in Hull
Hull City Council is seeking the views of residents to understand the community need and requirements for PlayZones in the city.
The PlayZone Programme is a new, exciting investment programme … More
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Cabinet supports exciting new plans to regenerate West Docklands
Hull City Council’s Cabinet has today announced its support for the West Docklands Masterplan, giving the green light to consultation with residents and business owners on the exciting plans.
The … More
Councillor goes ‘back to the floor’ on cycle track tidy-up
Councillor Mark Ieronimo went “back to the floor” as he joined Hull City Council’s dedicated cycle path team for a morning’s work.
Donning high-vis gear and wielding a litter-picker, the … More
Weekly roadworks update – January 20
| A63 improvement scheme – St James Street to Market Place | 01-May-20 | 01-May-25 | Lane closures and local diversions until completion of scheme. |
Thousands call council hotline to request cost of living support
A Council hotline dedicated to supporting people through the cost of living crisis has received more than 9,000 calls since launching in September. The crisis line is part of the … More
Counterfeit tobacco worth thousands seized
Illegal tobacco and vapes worth thousands of pounds have been seized following a joint operation involving Hull City Council’s Trading Standards team, Hull Central Neighbourhood Policing Team and detection dog … More
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – January 19
Looking for a change in career? There are many job vacancies at Hull City Council that can make a positive difference to the people of Hull.
Discover a selection of … More
Voters will need photo ID to take part in May’s election
Following recent changes to national electoral legislation, at the 2023 local elections, and for the first time, residents voting across the country, including Hull, will need to show photographic ID … More
Mayor of Futaba-machi visits Hull
The Mayor of Futaba-machi in Japan, Mr Shiro Izawa, along with former Hull English teacher, Anthony Ballard, have visited Hull to talk about how a natural disaster in their country … More
Council funding helps push the boundaries for Hull Zingari CC
Hull Zingari Cricket Club’s ambitions to play at the top level of Yorkshire cricket have been given a huge boost thanks to support from Hull City Council.
The Chanterlands Avenue … More
Weekly roadworks update – January 13
| A63 improvement scheme – St James Street to Market Place | 01-May-20 | 01-May-25 | Lane closures and local diversions until completion of scheme. |
Significant step forward for children’s services in Hull
Hull’s children’s services mark a significant milestone after the latest full Ofsted inspection found the service is no longer Inadequate.
During a two-week inspection in November, inspectors found that the … More
Become part of a friendly and enthusiastic family of volunteers
HEY! Volunteering, a big, friendly enthusiastic family of volunteers, is hosting a recruitment drive.
Applications opens on Monday 16th January and provides an opportunity for the people of Hull and … More
Former England Football captain to become Honorary Freeman of Hull
England Women’s Football captain, Carol Thomas BEM will be granted the Honorary Freedom of the City this month.
The Hull-born footballer will be presented with the Honorary Freemen scroll by … More
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – January 12
This week, we have opportunities in ICT, legal, customer services and more. Discover some of the latest job vacancies at Hull City Council and apply today.
Occupational Therapist – 8
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Bike Lights for Dark Nights: Cyclists offered free lights to be safe and seen
Poorly illuminated cyclists are being given free bike lights and reflective gear in a new road safety project run by Hull City Council.
The “Bike Lights for Dark Nights” initiative, … More
Kingswood roundabout improvement works to begin this month
Work to improve a roundabout in Kingswood will begin this month, making travel safer for cyclists and pedestrians and helping traffic flow.
New sections of off-road cycle track will be … More
Community projects boost for Kingswood Ward
Hull’s Kingswood Ward will receive a boost to two of its projects thanks to almost £5,000 worth of funding from Hull City Council.
A decision record has been published to … More
New ‘half-on half-off’ parking to help traffic flow and protect grass verges
Residents will soon benefit from better parking provision on North Road, west Hull
Starting next week, block-paved areas will be installed within the grass verges on sections of North Road, … More
R-evolution given three-year grant to continue running city cycle hub
Local cycling charity R-evolution has been awarded a grant of £90,000 a year for the next three years to continue its work running a cycle hub in Hull’s Trinity Market.… More
5 places in Hull where you can enjoy Veganuary
It’s that time of year when many people are persevering with, and possibly struggling with new year resolutions.
In recent years reducing, or even cutting-out meat consumption, has been an … More
Weekly roadworks update – January 6
Below is a breakdown of roadworks taking place across Hull over the next few weeks. All works are subject to change. For the latest updates:
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – January 5
We have many opportunities this week in social care, transport and more. Discover our job vacancies at Hull City Council below and apply today.
Planning And Performance Officer – Fixed
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Families urged to follow simple steps to reduce spread of illness in Hull schools
Schools in Hull are looking forward to welcoming pupils back this week.
With flu, Covid and scarlet fever circulating, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is reminding people to follow … More
Beware of rogue waste collectors offering to take your Christmas rubbish
With the festive season over for another year, Hull City Council is warning people to beware of rogue waste collectors offering to get rid of their excess Christmas rubbish.… More
What’s on in Hull – January 2023
New year, new events happening in Hull! Kickstart the year in style and discover what’s on in Hull this January.
Hull Libraries presents: Toddler Time
Multiple Venues, Various Dates, 10am … More
Fly-tipping prosecutions – December 2022
Two Hull residents have been ordered to pay a total of £1,000 after waste from their property was fly-tipped in the street near Beverley Road.
While clearing rubbish dumped in … More
5 things in Hull to look forward to in 2023
As another year ends, it’s time to look ahead and see what Hull has in store for the new year. Here’s a selection of things in Hull to look forward … More
5 memorable Hull moments in 2022
Well, that’s almost it for 2022. Another year with plenty to look back on. We’ve picked out five Hull highlights from the past 12 months –
Humber Street Sesh returns
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How to recycle your festive waste and have a green Christmas
Christmas is a time for celebration, generosity and goodwill. But for many of us it’s also a time of excess – and that includes excess waste.
With all that extra packaging, … More
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