Deacon Blue are coming to Hull next year
Legendary 1980s pop-rock outfit Deacon Blue will perform in Hull in 2020.
The Scottish band will come to the Bonus Arena on Wednesday 20 November next year as part of … More
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Warning over coronavirus misinformation in Hull
A national warning about coronavirus misinformation has been backed by Julia Weldon, director of Public Health at Hull City Council.
The Government is cracking down on the spread of false … More
Millions who died in First World War remembered in Hull this weekend
Hull will this weekend remember the millions who lost their lives in the First World War and subsequent conflicts.
Hull’s annual service of remembrance will take place on Sunday at … More
Hull businesses will be able to apply for grant funding soon
Businesses in Hull are expected to be able to apply for grant funding from the end of the week when an online form goes live.
Hull City Council will distribute … More
Hull City Council shortlisted for prestigious Council of the Year award
Hull City Council has been shortlisted for a high-profile national award.
The local authority is up for Council of the Year at the Local Government Chronicle’s LGC Awards in March … More
Grants supporting vulnerable residents most in need
Local organisations have been awarded grants totalling nearly £14,000 by Two Ridings Community Foundation to help support vulnerable residents and individuals who are suffering hardship as a result of the … More
5 things to do in Hull this weekend
Millions who lost their lives in the First World War and subsequent conflicts will be remembered in Hull this weekend.
The city is also hosting a famous portrait of one … More
NHS staff to benefit from dedicated bus service
Bus company Stagecoach has launched a dedicated shuffle service for NHS staff in Hull.
The buses will provide crucial transport links for key health workers commuting home from Hull Royal … More
Voting in the General Election: all you need to know
People across the country will next month be given the chance to vote on who represents their constituency in Parliament in the General Election.
Council tax in Hull reduced by £150 in low-income households
Hull City Council is to reduce council tax by up to £150 per year for low-income households during the coronavirus pandemic.
It will see all 20,000 working age claimants of … More
Hull’s Jean Bishop care centre wins high-profile health award
A revolutionary Hull care facility has scooped a high-profile national award for improving the lives of frail, older people in the city.
The Jean Bishop Integrated Care Centre won the … More
Coronavirus: Chanterlands Avenue Crematorium to close to the public
The Chanterlands Avenue Crematorium will close to the public from tomorrow, Wednesday 1 April, except for funerals and burials.
It follows Health Protection Regulations which stipulate that a crematorium or … More
Roadworks in Clarence Street to start on Monday
Reconstruction and resurfacing works in Clarence Street will start on Monday 11 November.
A one-way system will be in place at all times heading out of the city centre towards … More
Council leader on coronavirus: ‘I’m immensely proud of the reaction of residents’
The leader of Hull City Council, Councillor Stephen Brady, has said he’s “immensely proud” of the reaction of Hull residents in response to restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Latest … More
Spring Bank West reopens to traffic following burst water main
Spring Bank West is now back open to traffic, two days earlier than predicted, following repair work by Yorkshire Water.
The road was closed following a burst of a main … More
Back to Ours beams direct into people’s homes
Hull’s Back to Ours has carved a reputation for bringing incredible shows to the city – and that has not changed since the coronavirus pandemic.
The arts company has been … More
Boutique hotel in The Warren building in Hull given conditional approval
Plans for a boutique hotel inside The Warren Youth Project building in Hull city centre have been granted conditional approval.
The proposals would see the first and second floors converted … More
Hull Helpline fielding hundreds of calls from city’s most vulnerable
The Hull Helpline has received about 150 calls a day since its launch last week.
The helpline was launched by Hull City Council on Thursday 26 March to support vulnerable … More
Plan for 40 flats at Lord Line building refused
A planning application for 40 flats at the site of Hull’s Lord Line building at St Andrew’s Dock has been refused.
But Hull City Council’s planning committee approved proposals to … More
Coronavirus: How council tenants could be affected by service changes
Hull City Council tenants are being updated on how changes to the authority’s neighbourhoods and housing service could affect them during the coronavirus outbreak.
Services are being affected in areas … More
This Hull teenager is now selling her vegan recipes nationwide
A teenager with a talent for creating tasty vegan food has secured her first business qualification before sitting her GCSEs.
Lucy Musgrave, who turns 16 in March 2020, launched Pure … More
Hull Music Service launches Sing for Hull
Hull Music Service is inviting everyone in the city to Sing for Hull.
The project will see a performance of a well-known song posted on the Hull Music Service YouTube … More
Hull Street Race to brings thousands into city centre again
Thousands will line the streets of Hull again next year as electric racing returns to the city.
The hugely successful Hull Street Race will be back in May 2020, a … More
Contractor appointed to remove Scott Street Bridge
A specialist contractor has been appointed to dismantle Scott Street Bridge.
Civil contractor Eric Wright Group has been appointed to carry out the work following an open tender process.
Plans … More
Motorists will be pulled over today for driving too close to cyclists
The second Operation Safe Pass is taking place today, targeting motorists who pass too close to cyclists.
It follows the start of the campaign in October when 31 motorists were … More
Hull students creating virtual reality tour of Veterans Village
A group of Hull sixth form students are using state-of-the-art technology skills to help create a visual walkthrough of the world’s first purpose-built centre of its kind for veterans.
Year … More
How Hull’s occupational therapists help people make small changes with big impacts
Some changes might seem small, but they can have a big impact.
This week is Occupational Therapy Week, a national awareness campaign designed to celebrate and raise awareness of occupational … More
Hull Register Office services change due to coronavirus
Hull’s Register Office has announced changes to their services due to the coronavirus outbreak.
The office, at the Wilson Centre in Alfred Gelder Street, manages the city’s births, deaths, marriages … More
5 things to do in Hull this weekend
This weekend sees the first matches lit on vast bonfires and elaborate firework displays across the region. We bring you details of five of the best, along with some fantastic … More
Hull Trains suspends all services due to coronavirus outbreak
Hull Trains has temporarily suspending all train services to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
The move follows Government guidance urging for people to stay at home and stop all … More