‘Best turnout ever’ at Hull Training and Adult Education’s Meet the Employer event 13th February 2026 Hull Training and Adult Education hosted its annual Meet the Employer event on Thursday, 12 February, which staff described as the ‘best turnout ever’. Hull Training and Adult Education welcomed 16 employers and over 200 registered attendees, not including walk-ins, from current and prospective young and adult learners, as well as local employers. Engagement across […] Read more Education and Learning News Regeneration HTAEHull Training and Adult EducationMeet the Employer
Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update –13 February 13th February 2026 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: Read more News Transport & Streets Hull weekly roadworks updateRoadworks
Hull celebrates historic milestone as more than half of local babies are now breastfed 13th February 2026 The Hull Integrated Feeding Team and Hull City Council are proud to announce that, for the first time in the city’s history, over 50% of babies in Hull are being breastfed at six weeks, marking a major public health achievement. The Hull Integrated Infant Feeding Team has confirmed that breastfeeding rates have reached 52%, a […] Read more Children and families News Public Health Councillor Linda ChambersCouncillor Linda TockHull City Council
Traffic signals to be upgraded at key city centre junction 13th February 2026 Hull City Council has announced that it will be upgrading the traffic signals at the junction of Ferensway and Anlaby Road next week, to reduce carbon emissions, improve traffic flow and enhance safety. As part of the council’s ongoing commitment to reducing carbon emissions across the city, the existing traffic signals will be replaced with modern, low‑energy LED technology, significantly improving energy efficiency and reducing carbon […] Read more News Transport & Streets Anlaby RoadCouncillor Mark IeronimoFerenswaySWARCOTraffic signals
Hull CC News landing on doorsteps from today! 13th February 2026 This week, the first edition of Hull CC News in 2026, the council’s newspaper, is being delivered to all homes across the city. The publication covers plenty of local news about your city, whilst it is also jam-packed with seven pages of events and what’s on listings, including a host of free events. You will […] Read more Civic Community and Living News Regeneration What's on Cllr Mike RossFreetown WayHull CC NewsMaritimesimpler recycling
Council and partners work together to prevent ASB on buses 12th February 2026 Hull City Council is teaming with bus operators and other organisations to make sure passengers can use the city’s buses without experiencing antisocial behaviour (ASB). Partners have come together to focus on prevention and engagement, further cracking down on ASB and crime directed at buses. The council’s antisocial behaviour officers and Humberside Police personnel are […] Read more News Transport & Streets active travelBusesCllr Ted Dolman
‘I’m really proud to be working on such an important structure’: Meet the apprentice helping to fix Hull’s Drypool Bridge 12th February 2026 Hull City Council is shining a light on Bernard Fredy Djikingue Siewe – an aspiring quantity surveyor working on one of the city’s most iconic structures, Drypool Bridge. Read more Education and Learning News Regeneration Rivers and bridges Councillor Mark IeronimoDrypool BridgeEsh Construction LimitedNational Apprenticeship Week
National recognition for Hull schools supporting disadvantaged pupils to succeed 11th February 2026 A number of Hull schools have received national recognition for their exceptional outcomes for disadvantaged pupils at the end of the 2024/25 academic year. The city is amongst the top-performing nationally for the achievement of its primary school cohort. However, the recognition isn’t limited to primary. Pre-school outcomes are also strong in relation to similar […] Read more Children and families News Councillor Linda TockHull City Council
Ground broken – Hull on the road to new electric bus fleet 11th February 2026 A crucial step has been taken to break ground on a site that will host a new fleet of ultra-modern, electric buses for Hull. Read more Environment News Regeneration Transport & Streets Electric busesHull City CouncilStagecoach East Midlandssustainable transportZEBRA2
Hull Bus Alliance showcases work of local Stagecoach apprentices in supporting city’s sustainable transport push 10th February 2026 To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week, the Hull Bus Alliance has decided to shine a spotlight on the amazing work undertaken by apprentices at the city’s bus operators. Read more News Regeneration Transport & Streets Councillor Mark IeronimoHull Bus AllianceNational Apprenticeship WeekStagecoach East Midlandssustainable transport
Hull City Council Publishes Adult Social Care Plan for 2026-2028 10th February 2026 Hull City Council has published its Adult Social Care Plan for 2026-2028, setting out how the council will support adults across the city to live fulfilling lives, now and in the future. Built around the vision of “a life, not a service”, the plan focuses on what matters most to people – experiencing love, friendship and relationships, […] Read more Adult social care News Adult Social Care HullAdult Social Care PlanCouncillor Linda ChambersHull City Council
Simpler Recycling: Weekly food and garden waste collections set to launch in Hull from March 2026 10th February 2026 Hull City Council is preparing to introduce Simpler Recycling, a new government‑led policy designed to make recycling clearer and more consistent across the country. Read more News Waste brown binCllr Charles QuinnFood wastesimpler recycling
