What’s on in Hull – March 2024
The weather is getting warmer, the days are getting longer and Spring is just around the corner.
Here’s why Hull is the place to be this March –
News
Council launches Business Loan Scheme
Businesses in Hull can now apply for loans from Hull City Council thanks to the Levelling Up Partnership (LUP).
In July 2023, Cabinet agreed to accept up to £20m of … More
Council backs 36 city centre apartments through Levelling Up Funding
Thirty-six city centre apartments will be created as part of a £4m project thanks to support from Levelling Up Funding (LUF).
A grant of £390,000 has been awarded from Hull … More
Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 01 March
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:
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Hull Adventure Centre opens in East Hull
The brand-new Hull Adventure Centre is open to the public today, Friday 1 March, with visitors now able to enjoy a bigger and better experience.
The centre, based at Hull … More
Share your views on proposed new affordable housing developments
Hull City Council has arranged three drop-in sessions for residents to see the early feasibility work for the new housing developments planned on the sites of Boothferry Flats, the Torpoint … More
Rix Group receives national award for its work supporting staff to choose sustainable travel options
One of Hull’s most prominent businesses has received national certification for its workplace travel plan, which encourages and supports its workforce to walk, cycle and use public transport for their … More
Increase in number of Hull school pupils offered their first preference school
Families across the city have received their children’s secondary school place allocation for September.
84% of pupils were offered their first preference of school, up from 81% the year before.… More
Eight Hull residents successfully prosecuted for fly-tipping
Hull City Council warns residents to dispose of their waste legally to avoid facing enforcement action, following eight fly-tipping prosecutions this month (February).
The council continues to advise residents to … More
Job Vacancies at Hull City Council – 29 February
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
Hull residents prosecuted for littering
Hull City Council is continuing to warn residents to dispose of their litter responsibly, to avoid a substantial fine or prosecution.
The warning comes after two residents, who failed to … More
Leaders say ‘thank you’ as thousands have their say on devolution
The public consultation for Hull and East Yorkshire’s devolution proposals has now ended and leaders of Hull City Council and East Riding of Yorkshire Council have thanked all those who … More
Hull man prosecuted and ordered to pay over £1,000 for abandoning vehicle
Hull City Council is continuing to warn residents not to abandon vehicles, to avoid a substantial fine or prosecution.
The warning comes after Mr Mark Adams, who abandoned a vehicle … More
East Area Committee to discuss East Park plans
Plans for changes at East Park will be discussed at the East Area Committee next week, after public consultation came to an end.
One of Hull’s most popular parks is … More
Formal consultation on the Spring Bank Conservation Area underway – and you can have your say
A six-week consultation period is underway today giving the public the opportunity to find out how their feedback has been incorporated into plans for Spring Bank Conservation Area’s regeneration project.… More
Nominations deadline approaching for Hull bravery award – Amy Johnson Cup for Courage
The nomination deadline is approaching for an award which honours children in Hull who have shown exceptional bravery.
The Amy Johnson Cup for Courage was created in 1930, and first … More
Ukraine invasion anniversary to be marked
Hull City Council has shown support for Ukraine, ahead of the second anniversary this Saturday of Russia’s full-scale invasion.
The country’s flag is flying from the Guildhall’s Peace Garden, amid … More
Colonial Street subject to archaeological dig as development progresses
Hull City Council is carrying out preliminary archaeological excavations on Colonial Street as an important precursor for the site’s planned redevelopment.
The land to the rear of St Stephen’s Shopping … More
Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 23 February
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
Hull City Council launch ‘Project Clean Streets’ in anti-social behaviour crackdown
Hull City Council is proud to participate in the second phase of ‘Project Clean Streets’, an initiative that aims to transform communities and combat anti-social behaviour.
With phase one of the … More
Levelling Up Funding supports £2m Hammonds of Hull refurbishment
Almost £2 million of private capital is to be invested into the former Hammonds of Hull building as part of an extensive transformation.
Redefine Paragon Square Hull Limited’s project is … More
Council meets with clubs to progress MKM Stadium redevelopment
Hull City Council leader, Cllr Mike Ross, this week met with SuperStadium Management Company (SMC), Hull City executive vice-chair Tan Kesler and Hull FC chairman Adam Pearson to progress discussions … More
Job Vacancies at Hull City Council – 22 February
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 … More
Late night event at the Streetlife Museum celebrates Women’s History Month
Hull Museums are partnering with community producing company, ARCADE, The Warren Youth Project, Middle Child Theatre & Hull Truck Theatre to host a late-night event in celebration of Women’s History … More
Students quiz leaders about devolution as consultation enters final week
With only one week to go in the Hull and East Yorkshire devolution consultation, council leaders have been talking to young people at Bishop Burton College about what devolution … More
Hull Bus Alliance acts on feedback from engagement sessions with bus passengers and students
The Hull Bus Alliance has acted on feedback received from bus passengers, following a drop-in session at Tesco, Hall Road, Orchard Park, and a transport forum hosted by the Hull … More
Seeds of Change heritage project launched
A project to celebrate the rich past of the oil seed crushing industry in Wincolmlee has been launched today.
The Seeds of Change project will investigate and celebrate Hull’s history … More
Pryme Street car park undergoing modern transformation
Pryme Street multi-story car park is currently undergoing improvement work to make it more welcoming.
Hull City Council’s Streetscene services are injecting vital investment into improving Pryme Street car park, … More
Low-cost funerals available from Council’s Bereavement Services
Hull City Council’s Bereavement Services is helping families at a difficult time by offering funeral services from as little as £800.
The starting cost of an unattended cremation service at … More
Connexin Live named as one of the most successful arenas in Europe
Connexin Live in Hull has been recognised as one of the busiest arenas in Europe – for the second year in a row.
The venue has been ranked as the … More