Council commits to future of Tourist Information Centre
The council has shown further commitment to the future of culture and tourism in Hull with funding for the Visitor Welcome & Information Facility Pod to remain open and continue … More
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Have your say on waste services
Hull City Council wants to hear your views on local waste services.
A survey has been launched to understand what you think about your waste collection service, the cleanliness of … More
Essential works on Wawne Road to begin
Carriageway repairs between Cumbrian Way Roundabout and Bude Road Roundabout will start on Monday 26 March for two weeks.
The emergency access road between Kesteven Way roundabout and Bude Road … More
Decision record notification: Council to acquire land on the East Bank of River Hull to deliver 850 new homes
Hull City Council has today (Thursday 15 March) published a decision record to confirm it will seek to acquire derelict land on the East Bank of the River Hull to … More
HCaL hosts two in five Hull visits in record year
Two in five visits in Hull in 2017 were made to Hull Culture and Leisure (HCaL) venues, new figures have shown.
HCaL, which operates leisure and culture services on behalf … More
Green Port Hull nominated for prestigious planning industry award
Green Port Hull is a finalist in the category for Excellence in Planning for a Successful Economy at the Royal Town Planning Institutes (RTPI) Awards for Planning Excellence 2018.
The … More
Major investment set to boost citys roads
Hull City Council has today published a report detailing its most ambitious programme of road repairs across the city in the last few years.
If approved, the council will embark … More
Essential works to begin on Chanterlands Avenue
Hull City Council is undertaking essential maintenance works along Chanterlands Avenue North from Saturday 17 March.
The works will be carried out over two consecutive weekends:
Saturday 17 Sunday … More
Essential works to begin on Chanterlands Avenue
Hull City Council is undertaking essential maintenance works along Chanterlands Avenue North from Saturday 17 March.
The works will be carried out over two consecutive weekends:
Saturday 17 Sunday … More
Share your thoughts on Hulls heritage projects
Residents, visitors and local businesses can help shape the future of Hulls popular attractions and heritage.
From Friday 8 March to Sunday 15 April, the latest Peoples Panel survey is … More
Hull to pitch for Channel 4 creative hub
Hull will pitch for one of three creative hubs to be set up by Channel 4.
The broadcaster announced today that a pitch process will be launched in April, with … More
Additional Sea of Hull photograph to join Ferens’ permanent collection
An additional Sea of Hull image, by Spencer Tunick, will join the Ferens Art Gallery’s permanent collection as a result of generous donations made by the public with the support … More
More pupils allocated their first choice secondary school place
The number of secondary school children allocated their first preference school has continued to increase.
This year, 83.04 per cent of children have been allocated their first preference school, compared … More
Council welcomes Ofsted review of front door services for children in Hull
Hull City Council has today (Thursday 1 March) welcomed the findings of a recent focused visit by Ofsted looking at front door services for children in Hull.
Inspectors visited the … More
Repairs to Greenwood Avenue begin this month
Essential maintenance works on Greenwood Avenue will commence Saturday 10 March.
Hull City Council is undertaking essential carriageway resurfacing works to Greenwood Avenue between Cranbrook Avenue and Beverley Road over … More
Hulls links to Sir Ernest Shackletons Antarctic expedition researched by Maritime Museum volunteers
A descendant of a crew member from the perilous Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition (1914-1917) has spoken of her pride after researching the epic voyage.
A collection of photographs and items from … More
Leisure centre staff recognised by Royal Life Saving Society UK
Quick thinking leisure centre staff at Ennerdale Leisure Centre who saved a mans life have been recognised with a national award.
Ann-Marie Blowman, Dave Loftus and Lee Robinson received certificates … More
Hull Maritime Museum to display stunning pictures of Sir Ernest Shackletons Antarctic expedition
A collection of dramatic photographs showing a perilous Antarctic expedition is to go on display at the Hull Maritime Museum.
The Enduring Eye exhibition shows pictures taken by photographer Frank … More
Childrens literature festival set for second chapter in East Park
A childrens literature festival which was one of the highlights of Hulls City of Culture year is ready to write a second chapter after securing new funding and a nomination … More
Ferens gains principal sponsor for 2018/19 exhibition programme
Ferens Art Gallery has gained a new principal sponsor to support a fantastic 2018/19 exhibition programme.
Local company Kingstown Works Ltd (KWL) will become the first ever principal sponsor of … More
2018 Open Exhibition opens at Ferens Art Gallery
Artwork selected for the 2018 Open Exhibition at Ferens Art Gallery open to the public on Saturday 17 February.
The high profile panel of judges artist and 2017 Turner … More
Stickers on blue bins to help residents to recycle
New stickers will be stuck on blue bins in Hull to help residents to understand what materials cannot be recycled.
From tomorrow (Tuesday), notices will be affixed to bins to … More
Survey opens into the need for a public right of way from Argyle Street to KCOM Stadium
A survey into the need for a public right of way connecting the KCOM Stadium with Argyle Street in Hull has been launched.
The SuperStadium Management Company (SMC), which runs … More
Hull 4 Heroes and council to develop major scheme for Hulls veterans
Hull 4 Heroes and Hull City Council have today (Thursday 8 February) revealed plans to create a new £8m Veterans Village for ex-servicemen and women in Hull and the East … More
Woolly Zoo uncages crafty animals at Hull History Centre
One of Hulls most exotic historical attractions has been recreated entirely from wool.
In 1861, the citys hugely popular Spring Bank Zoological Gardens, which featured an impressive collection of … More
The Apprentice star: Hull is UKs best city for encouraging new entrepreneurs
A finalist on TVs The Apprentice has said Hull is the UKs best city for encouraging entrepreneurs to work with future businesspeople.
Ruth Badger, runner-up on the second series of … More
Young people set to learn more about e-safety
Children and young people in Hull will be able to find out more about how to keep safe online as part of Safer Internet Day on Tuesday 6 February.
Safer … More
Star of the alternative male singing movement to lead free men-only harmony singing day in Hull
The sound of men singing together often confined to the terraces and in pubs after a few too many is going to be heard loud and proud in … More
Hull History Centre receives essential maintenance works
Hull History Centre will undergo planned building works between Monday 29 January and Monday 12 March 2018.
During this period people visiting Hull History Centre who require access to the … More
Record breaking visitor figures for Ferens Art Gallery
Ferens Art Gallery looks ahead to 2018s programme
More than 519,000 people have visited Ferens Art Gallery in 2017, as Hull celebrated being UK City of Culture and has been … More