Drypool Bridge overnight closures to allow for district heat survey
Drypool Bridge will close for three nights next week to allow for surveys to take place as part of the council’s Hull District Heat Network (HDHN) project.
The closures will … More
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Refugee Week celebration at Avenues Centre: A week of unity, culture and community
The Avenues Adult Education Centre has held a series of events in celebration of Refugee Week.
This week-long event, running from June 17-23, aims to honour the contributions, creativity and … More
Lord Mayor’s Civic Service to take place
The annual Lord Mayor’s Civic Service will take place at Hull Minster on Sunday 23 June.
All are welcome, with the service starting at 2.00pm.
A civic procession will take … More
Hull Bus Alliance encourages people to choose more sustainable transport this Clean Air Day
Hull City Council, Stagecoach and East Yorkshire Buses are working together to encourage residents, businesses and communities in Hull to make more sustainable travel choices and help clean up our … More
5 places in Hull to cheer on England during Euro 2024
Euro 2024 is underway and the mighty England already have their first win of the tournament.
Hopefully it will be the first of many, so here’s five spots in Hull … More
Full lineup revealed for Fresh Ink – an exciting playwriting festival heading to Hull
Hull Fostering’s Foster Carers Learning Programme 2024 – 25
Find out how to get involved in Hull Refugee Week 2024
Hull Refugee Week 2024 is underway – and there are a tonne of events taking place across the city over the next few days.
Refugee Week is the world’s largest … More
Hull City Council celebrate Learning Disability Week 2024
This week is Learning Disability Week and Hull City Council have put together a series of videos to celebrate.
The event is organised by the charity Mencap. It provides the … More
Primary pupils to take to the track in self-made electric cars
Children from six primary schools will be racing their own electric kit cars in Hull next week which they will have designed and built themselves.
The Greenpower Challenge will see … More
Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 14 June
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:
- Visit
Cabinet to hear next phase of green energy projects
Hull City Council’s cabinet will consider whether to progress to the next phase of two of its green energy projects.
The cabinet will hear plans on both Hull District Heat … More
Doula and Breastfeeding Peer Support Network providing invaluable support to families in Hull
Hull’s Doula Project and Breastfeeding Peer Support Service has published an impact report which sets out what a difference they have made to people in Hull.
The service, run by … More
Principal contractors appointed to progress repairs on Drypool Bridge
Hull City Council has today (Wednesday 12 June) announced the appointment of Esh Construction Limited and Mason Clark Associates, to progress the design, repair, and strengthening of Drypool Bridge.
Following … More
Become A Fostering Friendly Employer
What is the Fostering Friendly Employer’s scheme?
Fostering Friendly is an initiative created by The Fostering Network, the UK’s leading fostering charity.
The scheme aims to encourage businesses and … More
Open a book, open a world: children’s reading conference set to ignite curiosity
A conference dedicated to children’s reading will take place in Hull next week. The James Reckitt Reading Conference has been launched in conjunction with the year’s celebrations, commemorating 100 years … More
Hull City Council asks Hull parents to take up childcare offer as deadline approaches
Hull City Council’s Family Information Service is asking parents to check whether they are eligible for childcare before the deadline closes.
From September, children aged nine months old on or … More
Love Your Neighbourhood: Newington and Gipsyville area receives tidy-up treatment
Newington and Gipsyville is the latest area to be supported by Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood project.
Streets within the Newington and Gipsyville area are now basking in the … More
Culture at your fingertips: New website connects residents to Hull’s creative scene
A new website dedicated to helping local residents engage in the city’s cultural activities has today been launched.
CultureHull will act as a hub for all things culture across Hull. … More
HEY Volunteers achieve White Badge accreditation as museums guides
Free tours of the city’s museums by newly trained volunteer tour guides are now available.
Following months of hard work and extensive training, a group of HEY Volunteers have achieved … More
Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 07 June
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:
- Visit
Cabinet to consider highway improvement scheme for Middlesex Road
Later this month, Hull City Council’s Cabinet will deliberate on a report that proposes a highway improvement scheme for Middlesex Road.
The report seeks approval to fund and implement the … More
Job Vacancies at Hull City Council – 6 June
Want to make a difference in Hull? By joining our team, you will be making a tangible difference to the lives of people in Hull and working with people who are … More
Wagging tails and welcome signs – region gets more dog-friendly
It is now easier than ever for dog-owners to discover pooch-friendly destinations across Hull and East Yorkshire, as a new initiative launched by Visit Hull and East Yorkshire (VHEY), aims … More
Free activities on offer to mark Infant Mental Health Awareness Week
Next week is Infant Mental Health Awareness Week and Hull City Council’s Early Help teams have put on a series of free events for parents and children.
Infant Mental Health … More
Council enhances cycling infrastructure with Boothferry Road cycle lane resurfacing scheme
Hull City Council has confirmed that the on-road cycle lane on Boothferry Road, heading out of the city towards Hessle and the Humber Bridge, will be resurfaced later this month. … More
Hull City Council awards money for empty homes to be brought back into use
Hull City Council has allocated funding to Giroscope to bring up to ten empty homes back into use as social housing.
West Hull-based Giroscope, which specialises in buying and renovating … More
Hull fly-tippers prosecuted and ordered to pay over £13,000 in fines
Hull City Council warns residents and businesses to dispose of their waste legally to avoid facing enforcement action.
The warning comes following eight individuals, and two businesses, being prosecuted and … More
Council adopts new Paragon Conservation Area
Hull City Council has adopted the new Paragon Conservation Area.
The council’s cabinet approved final changes to the former Jameson Street Conservation Area last month.
This included boundary extensions, which … More
Love Your Neighbourhood: Ings and Derringham areas next in line for a tidy-up
Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood project will be arriving in the Ings and Derringham areas from next week.
As part of the citywide Love Your Neighbourhood project – which … More