Maritime outreach activities for people with Dementia
Local people who have dementia and their families are to be offered a new maritime themed activity pack.
The Hull Maritime project, funded by Hull City Council and The National … More
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Hull local elections 2021: as it happened
The results of the local elections are in.
Labour has retained control of Hull City Council with 30 seats out of a total of 57.
The political make-up of the … More
Northern Gas Networks to carry out essential upgrade in Spring Bank West, Hull
Northern Gas Networks (NGN) is carrying out essential work to replace the ageing metallic main on Spring Bank West.
The old pipe will be replaced with a more durable plastic … More
Hull museums announce plans for reopening
Three of Hull’s most-treasured museums and galleries plan to reopen on Monday 17 May, subject to government guidance.
Ferens Art Gallery, the Streetlife Museum and the Hull and East Riding … More
Hull City Council to become ‘trailblazer’ for care leavers
Hull City Council has committed to becoming a “trailblazer” authority for a national charter that supports care leavers into employment and training.
The Care Leaver Covenant is a promise made … More
Census 2021 response hits almost 100 per cent
97 per cent of households across England and Wales have completed their census survey, making sure they count when it comes to local services like school places, GP surgeries and … More
Jimmy Carr returning to Bonus Arena in Hull
Comedian Jimmy Carr is returning to Hull next year.
The 8 Out Of 10 Cats presenter will perform at the Bonus Arena on Saturday 5 November 2022.
Tickets for the … More
Smart city screens set to transform Hull’s Paragon Interchange
The new smart city digital screens in Hull’s Paragon Interchange are now live following a period of testing.
The first of its kind in the city, the long-awaited screens will … More
Work to major city centre route now complete
George Street, including North Bridge, has reopened to motorists following a two week closure for critical gas infrastructure repair works.
The route was closed so that Northern Gas Networks (NGN) … More
Woman from Liverpool fined for fly-tipping in Hull
A woman from Liverpool has been fined £572 for fly-tipping in Hull.
Claire Robinson of August Road, Liverpool, was fined after her waste was found dumped in Castlehill Road, Hull, … More
Authorities working together to make sure businesses in Hull are COVID-secure
Hull City Council has been working with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and local public health authorities to contact businesses in Hull and check they have adequate COVID-secure measures … More
Absolutely Cultured gets £198,000 boost to support Hull communities and local creatives
Hull’s Absolutely Cultured has been awarded £198,000 from the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation.
The funding will support the organisation’s plans over the next three years to increase cultural opportunities within Hull’s … More
New website shares all latest data on life in Hull
Moby Dick to bring live outdoor theatre back to Hull
A radical reworking of Moby Dick, Herman Melville’s classic novel, will be performed on an outdoor stage in Hull in June.
The show is to be staged by The John … More
Hull to have Coronavirus advice visit
An NHS team will visit Hull this week to speak to people about staying safe as the city adjusts to life after lockdown.
The outreach workers will be based at … More
Five Hull residents landed with £400 fines for fly-tipping
Five people from Hull have been issued with £400 fines for fly-tipping in the city.
In the five separate incidents, the offenders were caught dumping waste in Beverley Road, Wellsted … More
Work to repair potholes in streets across Hull begins next month
Works to reduce the number of potholes on Hull’s roads will begin next month.
Hull City Council will be laying a specialist thin surface treatment called micro surfacing to 26 … More
Hull schools invited to get involved in Rugby League World Cup competition
Rugby League World Cup 2021 (RLWC2021) has launched a competition giving schools across England the chance to win an exclusive trophy visit and tournament merchandise.
Pupils from schools across Hull … More
More love for the Truelove Flag
A long due conservation treatment on the 147 year-old Truelove flag from the Hull Maritime Museum is now complete.
The 15ft (4.57m) Truelove flag, dating back to 1873 and on … More
5 things Hull City Council is doing to tackle climate change
Today is Earth Day, an annual event where people, businesses and organisations show support for environmental protection.
In March 2019 Hull City Council declared a climate emergency, which led to … More
New supermarket opens in Hull’s Old Town
A new supermarket has opened its doors in Hull’s historic Old Town.
The One Stop on Silver Street offers a range of convenience products, as well as made-to-order sandwiches from … More
Help form Hull’s strategy on domestic abuse, flood risk and adult education
People in Hull are being asked to answer questions which will help to develop a new Domestic Abuse Strategy for the city.
Residents are also being asked what they think … More
Hundreds of young people in Hull getting a career kickstart
Hull’s new Employment Hub is off to a flying start after helping hundreds of young people into potential new careers.
Hull City Council is an approved intermediary for the Government’s … More
CCTV helps catch three Hull residents fly-tipping in the city
Two men and a woman have been fined for fly-tipping waste in Hull, after CCTV cameras caught them in the act.
Danut Volovaci of Suffolk Terrace, Hull, was prosecuted and … More
Hull mums share experiences of having babies during pandemic
Mums in Hull have been sharing their experiences of having a baby during the pandemic as part of a new campaign from Hull City Council that encourages women to connect … More
Hull City Council reminds families not to send children to school if they have coronavirus symptoms
Hull City Council is urging families not to send children into school or college if anyone in the household has Coronavirus symptoms.
If a parent or child has symptoms, the … More
The Big Ask: children and young people in Hull asked what they need to live happier lives
Children and young people in Hull have the chance to give their views on what the Government should prioritise in planning the recovery from the coronavirus outbreak, as The Big … More
More Hull children offered first choice of primary school
More than 3000 children will take up their places at one of the city’s 71 primary schools this September.
Today, primary school place allocations were today sent out to Hull … More
Launch of tender process to build new maritime visitor centre for Hull
The creation of a new visitor centre at North End Shipyard has moved a step closer with contractors now being invited to show an interest in delivering this element of … More
Pavement licences relaxed for hospitality businesses
Hull City Council is relaxing pavement licence rules as it works to support hospitality businesses as they reopen after a challenging year.
The move to ease the terms of licences … More
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