Customer Services expands in the Bransholme area 12th November 2025 Local residents in the Bransholme area are to benefit from expanded options to talk face-to-face to Hull City Council’s Customer Services representatives. Staff who are currently based at Bransholme Health Centre will go out further into the community to advise on available services and support. From Monday 1 December, face-to-face walk-in help desk surgeries will […] Read more Community and Living News BransholmeCllr Ted DolmanCustomer Services
Two more conservation areas updated 12th November 2025 Two conservation areas in Hull have adopted new character appraisals and management plans, providing refreshed guidelines for future planning applications. Both Ella Street and The Broadway conservation areas have been updated, with the former also welcoming boundary amendments. The changes are the result of resurveys undertaken in both areas during which residents, visitors and property owners […] Read more News Planning Regeneration Cllr Paul Drake DavisElla Street Conservation AreaThe Broadway Conservation Area
Love Your Neighbourhood: Footpath improvements set to begin in east Hull 11th November 2025 As part of Hull City Council’s ongoing Love Your Neighbourhood initiative, improvement works are set to begin on several footpaths within the Longhill and Bilton Grange and Marfleet areas. Following a recent ‘patch walk’ in these areas, 10 footpaths were identified as being in poor condition and in urgent need of repair. In response, the […] Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Charles QuinnCouncillor Mark IeronimoEast HullEC SurfacingimprovementsLonghill and Bilton GrangeLove Your NeighbourhoodMarfleet
Hull City Council and East Riding Council host Apprenticeship Expo 2025 11th November 2025 Hull City Council is teaming up with East Riding Council to host a large-scale apprenticeship event. Members of the public are invited to attend the Hull & East Riding Apprenticeship Expo 2025 on Wednesday 19 November from 3.45pm-6pm at Bishop Burton College’s Equine Centre*. More than 50 exhibitors will attend, including apprenticeship employers, colleges, Independent […] Read more Children and families News ApprenticeshipsCouncillor Linda TockEast Riding CouncilHull City Council
Hull City Council seeks to understand the oral health of home-educated children with survey 11th November 2025 Hull City Council’s Public Health team is keen to understand the oral health of children who are educated at home. Due to a lack of national and local data, Public Health would like to hear the challenges and problems you may have encountered in relation to oral and dental health for your child or children. […] Read more Children and families News Councillor Linda TockPublic health
Council cracks down on littering outside Hull Royal Infirmary 11th November 2025 Hull City Council is to issue £150 fixed penalty notices to individuals caught littering outside Hull Royal Infirmary. Starting tomorrow (Wednesday 12 November) the council’s enforcement contractor, LA Support Limited, will be issuing £150 fixed penalty notices to those found to be littering around the perimeter of Hull Royal Infirmary – including those dropping cigarette […] Read more Environment News Waste Councillor Charles QuinnenforcementHull Royal InfirmaryHumberside PoliceLA Support Ltdlitter finesLitteringNHS
Hull Young Voices Influencing Care celebrate recognition at Amplify 2025 10th November 2025 Young people from Hull’s Young Voices Influencing Care (YVIC) group recently celebrated their nomination for the Campaign Award at A National Voice’s (ANV) Amplify 2025 event, held in London on Friday 31 October. ANV, which is the Children in Care Council for England, hosts the Amplify event annually, to bring together groups across the country […] Read more Children and families News Councillor Linda TockHull Young Voices Influencing CareShine Bright
Hull Family Hubs launch new ‘Togetherness’ model to strengthen support for families 10th November 2025 For many years, Hull City Council has used the Solihull Approach as a framework for supporting emotional health and wellbeing for families, and improving relationships between children, young people and their cares. Now, Hull Family Hubs are entering a new era, as the Solihull Approach becomes known as Togetherness. The change marks a significant step […] Read more Children and families News Councillor Linda TockThe Solihull ApproachTogetherness
NOW SOLD OUT: Lord Mayor to hold Christmas At Home event 10th November 2025 UPDATE: Tickets are now sold out for this event. The traditional Lord Mayor At Home event is to take on a festive feel this year, as Councillor Cheryl Payne will welcome guests to Hull’s Guildhall shortly before Christmas. The annual occasion is a chance to meet the Lord Mayor and Admiral of the Humber in […] Read more Christmas Civic News
Hull jeweller fined for selling unhallmarked rings 10th November 2025 A Hull jewellery shop has been found guilty of selling silver rings without hallmarks, and ordered to pay penalties of more than £4,000. Zerrin Jewellery, based on Newland Ave, and owned by Hull-based Fast Food Import and Export, was subject to an investigation by Hull City Council’s Trading Standards Team and the Sheffield Assay Office. […] Read more News
Hull City Council urges local residents to fight fly-tipping this November 10th November 2025 Hull City Council is teaming up with Keep Britain Tidy for ‘Fight Fly-Tipping Fortnight’, a new campaign to crack down on rogue ‘white van’ operators. Fly-tipping costs councils across England millions of pounds every year in clean-up costs, draining money that could otherwise be spent on essential local services. In Hull, the council cleared up a […] Read more Environment News Waste Councillor Charles QuinnFly-tippingKeep Britain Tidywaste management
Brighton Street: A63 roundabout resurfacing works 7th November 2025 Hull City Council to commence emergency carriageway resurfacing works at the Brighton Street roundabout, located beneath the A63 – near St Andrews Quay Retail Park. Providing a key access point to the A63, this scheme will address urgent repairs required on the carriageway and assist National Highways, who need to use the area for an upcoming diversion. This scheme will ensure the diversion is safe and reliable […] Read more News Transport & Streets A63Brighton StreetCouncillor Mark IeronimoimprovementsPBS Construction
