Meet Max – Hull’s favourite boxer who is on his way to a new home
A dog that won the hearts of Hull yesterday, after being spotted tied to a lamppost, is on his way to a new home.
Max, a white boxer, was reported … More
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Where to celebrate Record Store Day in Hull
It is national Record Store Day tomorrow and over 200 independent record shops across the UK will be celebrating the contribution they make to our musical lives.
Whilst, in Hull, … More
Hull is the national trailblazer for tenant involvement
Hull City Council is celebrating becoming the first social landlord nationally to achieve Exemplar Accreditation for its tenant involvement work. Awarded Tpas, the national tenant engagement experts, exemplar status recognises … More
Two Hull summer events join forces
Two of Hull’s best-loved summer events are joining forces this year.
The annual International Hanse Day and Lord Mayor’s Gala are coming together to create Lord Mayor’s Hanse Day 2019.… More
5 things to do in Hull this weekend
With the days getting longer and warmer, now’s the time of year where it starts to get that bit more tempting to step outside your front door and explore what’s … More
EU citizens living in Hull to receive EU election information
As part of preparations for the UK taking part in the forthcoming European Parliamentary elections (23-26 May), the council has today written to 10,700 EU citizens who are registered to … More
Next steps for National Picture Theatre announced
Hull City Council is developing designs to transform the former National Picture Theatre, to support a bid that could secure a grant of £289,000 from the National Heritage Lottery Fund.… More
Video: Explore creative minds of Ferens Art Gallery’s world-class artists
Ferens Art Gallery is inviting visitors to explore the creative minds and thought-processes of its world-renowned artists.
Artists spanning various different centuries, subjects and art forms are on display at … More
How graffiti led to a reduction in anti-social behaviour in Hull
A Graffiti Jam that saw dozens of street artists descend on Hull has helped promote a reduction in anti-social behaviour.
The community art project, organised by Bankside Gallery, saw more … More
Priscilla Queen of the Desert musical comes to Hull
A new production of the much-loved Priscilla Queen of the Desert The Musical is coming to Hull next year.
The glittering show – starring Strictly Come Dancing winner Joe McFadden … More
Stereophonics to play in Hull next month
Welsh rock band Stereophonics are coming to Hull next month as part of a short UK tour.
The band will visit the Bonus Arena on Wednesday 22 May – one … More
Five tonnes of dumped waste cleaned up in Bransholme
The pictures below show a huge clean-up operation in Cumbrian Way that saw Hull City Council clear more than five-and-a-half tonnes of waste.
The street in Bransholme had become a … More
Hull-born Liam Mower to star in Swan Lake at city theatre
Hull-born dancer Liam Mower will star as The Prince in Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake at Hull New Theatre this month.
Swan Lake will be performed at Hull New Theatre from … More
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to perform Handel’s Messiah in Hull
The choral masterpiece Handel’s Messiah will be performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, accompanied by Leeds Philharmonic Chorus, in Hull this month.
The performance, sung by four superb soloists and … More
North Bridge road markings to be repainted on Wednesday morning
Hull City Council will repaint road markings in North Bridge on Wednesday 10 April.
The work will begin at 9.30am and is estimated to be completed by noon.
Traffic flow … More
Go-karts to speed through city centre in Hull Street Race
The countdown is on as Hull prepares to host the UK’s first closed road electric car event.
The Hull Street Race will see teams of young people from across the … More
See plans for new hotel with rooftop bar in Hull city centre
Plans have been revealed for a nine-storey hotel and rooftop sky bar with spectacular views of Hull’s waterfront.
The hotel is part of a scheme that would secure the future … More
Former Hull restaurant fined nearly £3,000
A former Hull restaurant has been fined £2,720 for failing to manage waste properly.
Tiffin Box in Princes Avenue was prosecuted for offences relating to the management of waste, including … More
16 shows coming to Hull theatres this month
Looking for a bit of culture? Or do you just want an excuse to bring your best outfit out of mothballs?
Either way, the city’s theatres will host internationally recognised … More
5 things to do in Hull this weekend
It’s another big weekend in Hull, with art shows and after-hours parties dominating the bill. Here are five things to do in the city over the next couple of days.… More
Arcade street party returns – and one favourite has had a makeover
The monthly Paragon Arcade After:Hours event takes place tomorrow night, and one of the arcade’s most popular faces has got a fresh new look.
After:Hours sees the arcade’s businesses open … More
Mick Ronson honoured at Trinity Market event this weekend
Hull’s Trinity Market is hosting an event this weekend in tribute to Mick Ronson, one of the city’s most famous musicians.
A Turn & Face The Strange event will take … More
Road repairs in Bricknell Avenue next week
Essential roadworks in Bricknell Avenue will get under way next week.
Resurfacing works begin in the road in west Hull from Monday 8 to Friday 12 April.
Councillor Anita Harrison, … More
Ferens acquires work by world-class East Yorkshire artist Ian McKeever
Ferens Art Gallery has acquired a painting by one of the region’s most celebrated artists with a generous grant from Art Fund.
The stunning triptych – a canvas in three … More
Find out which stars of the swinging sixties are coming to Hull
A superb swinging sixties tour is coming to Hull City Hall.
The Sensational 60s Experience will see six legendary names from the 1960s visit the city for a nostalgia-inducing show … More
Local elections: Find out who is standing in your ward
Nominations are in for this year’s local elections.
Residents can now look at who is standing for election in their ward.
A seat is up for election in 19 of … More
Efforts to return historic trawler Viola to Hull stepped up
A push to bring a historic steam trawler back to Hull has been stepped up.
The Viola sailed from the city more than 100 years ago – but now sits … More
11 Easter school holiday activities at Hull museums
The Easter school holidays are just around the corner in Hull – which means parents and carers of children in the city will be frantically trying to find activities … More
£130m Albion Square development given go-ahead
Planning approval has been given to the estimated £130 million Albion Square development in the heart of the city centre.
The mixed-use development sought by Hull City Council will feature … More
Arco headquarters on Fruit Market given green light
Planning approval has been given to Arco’s new head office and a 350-space car park at the Fruit Market.
The head office and car park are part of a £22m … More