Turner Prize nominee joins Ferens’ 2018 Open Exhibition judging panel
Turner Prize nominee – Hurvin Anderson, Chair of UK City of Culture – Rosie Millard and Deputy Head of The Courtauld Gallery and Daniel Katz Curator of 20th Century Art … More
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Councillors to consider consultation regarding public access between Argyle and Walton Street
Riverside Area Committee councillors are to consider initiating a public consultation on options to maintain full pedestrian and cycle access to the KC Stadium between Argyle Street and Walton Street … More
Hull Central Library to host display inspired by the British Librarys new exhibition Harry Potter: A History of Magic
Library network launches Harry Potter-inspired displays across UK
From Wednesday 1 November 2017, visitors will be able to discover fascinating facts about the History of Magic at Hull Central Library. … More
The Maritime Museum goes to the Movies
For one week only, the beautiful and historic Court Room at the Hull Maritime Museum will be transformed into a movie theatre screening a series of films relating to the … More
Music and contemporary dance performance relives The Dogger Bank Incident
A new music and contemporary dance composition written by electronic artist Vanishing will be performed at Stage@TheDock this weekend.
Made possible with funding and support from Hull City Councils Art … More
Hull Fair – travel
The fair is held on the site of Walton Street car park, Hull, this is next to West Park, the KC Stadium, and the Bonus Arena. The postcode for sat … More
Child car seat enforcement day
Hull City Council, Humberside Police and Good Egg Safety will be joining forces to promote child car safety.
On Tuesday 22 August a police car will be stopping cars across … More
Singing for blokes, chaps & other men
A singing workshop day led by UK member of the Spooky Mens Chorale – Dominic Stichbury, will take place on Saturday 25 November, as part of a Council project to … More
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra continues five year residency at Hull City Hall
Hull Culture & Leisure and Hull City Council are delighted to announce the continuation of a significant partnership for a further five years with an international orchestra the Royal … More
Plans to improve environmental standards
Hull City Council has been awarded £400k to help improve environmental standards in Hull.
The funding which has been awarded by the Department for Communities and Local Government will be … More
Hull City Council shortlisted in LGC awards 2018 for Driving Growth
Hull City Council has been shortlisted in the Local Government Chronicle (LGC) awards 2018 in the category for Driving Growth.
The Councils regeneration team submitted Driving Growth The Hull … More
Eight residents prosecuted for environmental crimes
Eight residents have been successfully prosecuted for a number of environmental crimes across the city.
Daniel McDougall of Hodder Grove, Hull was prosecuted and ordered to pay a total of … More
Inglemire Lane phase two works
Essential maintenance works on Inglemire Lane will take place on Monday 6 November Monday 4 December.
Inglemire Lane will be closed to through traffic between Beverley Road and Cranbrook … More
The joy of reading brings people together in Hull
A project evoking memories and instigating discussion is bringing people together through reading in Hull.
Reading Rooms was launched in Londonderry in 2013 during the first UK City of Culture … More
Striking the right chord this Halloween
Children aged between 8-12 years-old will be able to get creative with musical instrument making and playing sessions at Hull Central Library this half-term.
On Tuesday 31 October and Wednesday … More
One of Hulls best loved animals George, the Iguana passes away
The much-loved George, the Iguana, who lived in Pearson Park has sadly passed away today (Monday 23 October), following a recent deterioration of a long-term illness.
He had already surpassed … More
Opportunity for young writers extended
Hull Libraries has extended a competition inviting Hulls youngest writers to have their work published in a new competition, sponsored by the J Venn Foundation.
The Venn Young Writers Competition … More
Give your views on the future of Holderness Road library
Residents and library users have the chance to shape the future of Holderness Road library.
The current property lease for the library at the Mount Pleasant site on Holderness Road … More
Newland Avenue roadworks to continue next week
Following the temporary suspension for Hull Fair, works to Newland Avenue will resume as planned on Monday 16 October during off-peak hours.
To minimise disruption the works will be scheduled … More
Repairs to Hessle High Road to begin this month
Essential maintenance works on Hessle High Road will take place from Monday 16 October for eight weeks.
The works will take place between Priory Grove and Tilbury Road, and parts … More
Council wins Local Authority of Year
Hull City Council has been crowned Local Authority of the Year for the Yorkshire region at the Insider Yorkshire Property Industry Awards last night.
Councillor Steve Brady, Leader of Hull … More
Inglemire Lane essential resurfacing work
Essential maintenance works on Inglemire Lane will take place on Monday 2 until Sunday 15 October.
Inglemire Lane will be closed to through traffic between Oldstead Avenue and Cranbrook Avenue … More
Hull Housing Services shows commitment to workforce development.
A record thirty-seven staff in Hull City Councils Housing Service have graduated at The Guildhall today, receiving their Certificates in Housing from Terrie Allafat, Chief Executive of the Chartered Institute … More
Thrills and spills of Hull Fair returns for 2017
Hull Fair, one of Europes largest travelling fairs, is set to return to the city for eight days from Friday 6 October until 11pm on Saturday 14 October.
Taking over … More
Newland Avenue roadworks – update
Newland Avenue will reopen temporarily on Monday 2 October for two weeks to allow full access to Hull Fair for public transport, emergency services, and motorists.
Phase one has been … More
‘Knit’ sure how to recycle? This group will show you how
As part of National Recycling Week, Hull City Council and Babes in the Wool have teamed up to raise awareness around recycling correctly.
Trees and planters along Newland Avenue will … More
Call for artists to submit artwork for 2018 Open Exhibition
The Ferens Art Gallery is calling for submissions from professional and amateur artists for the 2018 Open Exhibition.
Whether you are a seasoned exhibitor or entering for the very first … More
New chapter for education and business as Ron Dearing UTC opens
Pioneering Ron Dearing University Technical College (UTC) opened today, beginning a new chapter for education and business in Hull and East Yorkshire.
The first students were greeted by Principal Sarah … More
Newland Avenue essential resurfacing work
Essential maintenance works on Newland Avenue will take place from Monday, September 11 for six weeks.
Newland Avenue will be closed to through traffic to allow these essential carriageway maintenance … More
Hull museums and art gallery to welcome millionth visitor this year
Ferens Art Gallery, Hull Museums and Hull History Centre will welcome their one-millionth visitor on Wednesday 30 August, just eight months into UK City of Culture, making it the busiest … More