Charity quiz night to be held at The Guildhall
A quiz night to benefit the Lord Mayor’s Charity Appeal Fund is to be held at The Guildhall on Tuesday 12 March.
The 30th annual staging of the event … More
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Certificate of excellence for Rosmead Street project
The Living With Water partnership has received a certificate of excellence at a regional awards.
The flood resilience project on Rosmead Street in east Hull was recognised at the Institute … More
Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 16 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
Sale of council land paves way for new pet hospital
Plans have been submitted to create a new state-of-the-art pet hospital in Hull following the sale of council land.
Pets Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA) entered the proposals for land … More
Rhiannon Beeson, Liberal Democrats wins Avenue ward by-election
Rhiannon Beeson, Liberal Democrats has been elected as the new councillor in the Avenue ward.
The results of the by-election are:
- Rhiannon Beeson (Liberal Democrats) – 1186 votes
- Alex Hayward
Avenues by-election polls open
Residents in the Avenues ward have the opportunity to go to the polls today in a city council by-election.
The candidates in today’s by-election are:
- Rhiannon Beeson (Liberal Democrats)
- Alex
Job Vacancies at Hull City Council – 15 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 offers unique support for foster carers like nowhere else
Hull Fostering is urging people who are considering fostering to learn more about the unique package of support on offer in Hull.
Venturing into fostering can seem like a daunting … More
Overnight closure for survey on Drypool Bridge
Hull City Council is urging drivers to prepare for an overnight closure of Drypool Bridge by planning their journeys in advance.
Drypool Bridge will be closed overnight from 8pm Friday … More
Celebration of Mark Jones’ tweets tribute booklet to support charities
A booklet containing inspirational photography and messages from the late Mark Jones has been produced to support three charities.
Mark, Hull City Council’s director of regeneration who passed away in … More
Devolution: Promoting economic inclusivity
Hull City Council is committed to promoting economic inclusivity and this is part of the Hull and East Yorkshire devolution proposal.
Promoting economic inclusivity could provide decent homes for all … More
HEY! Volunteering to spread positivity on Random Acts of Kindness Day
Members of HEY! Volunteering will be spreading kindness and the ‘big blue wave of positivity’ which the group embodies this weekend as it celebrates Random Acts of Kindness Day.
Those … More
Devolution: Council leaders talk transport at Hull Paragon Interchange
The region’s council leaders have been talking to passengers at Hull Paragon Interchange about the Hull and East Yorkshire devolution proposal and the benefits it could bring for transport.
Cllr … More
Culture conference comes to Hull
A new conference dedicated to Hull’s cultural sector will take place in the city next month for the first time.
On Thursday 14 March, Cultural Tides will discuss Hull’s contribution … More
Apprenticeship helps Jason keep the career wheels spinning
It is National Apprenticeship Week (5-11 February 2024), a week-long celebration that brings together businesses and apprentices across the country to shine a light on the positive impact that apprenticeships … More
Council extends supported bus services for a further two years
Hull City Council has extended the contract for six supported bus services in the city for a further two years, until March 2026.
Funded through the council’s budget and an … More
Job Vacancies at Hull City Council – 8 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
Lord Mayor to attend Gaul memorial events
The Lord Mayor will attend a number of events to remember those lost at sea in the Gaul trawler tragedy.
The Gaul sunk off the coast of Norway in storm … More
Devolution: Transport and rail electrification
Improving transport links, in particular rail electrification, is a key component in Hull and East Yorkshire’s devolution proposal.
This includes a commitment to rail electrification and cutting trans-Pennine journey times.… More
Caught on Camera: Can you identify fly-tippers spotted on CCTV in Hull?
Hull City Council is asking for your help identifying people caught on camera dumping waste on the city’s streets.
The three fly-tipping incidents below have all taken place in Hull … More
What’s on in Hull – February 2024
2024 is up and running, the evenings are getting lighter and there’s plenty of things happening in Hull this month to keep you entertained.
Here’s just a handful of things … More
Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 02 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
Budget proposals for 2024/25 from Hull City Council leader Mike Ross
Updated: Full Council has today, 22 February, approved the budget for 2024/25.
Hull City Council has published the Leader’s proposed budget for 2024/25.
The proposals are to be discussed at … More
Inspection shows improved support for children with SEND in Hull
Hull has seen improvements to services for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) since its previous inspections in 2019.
Whilst our services for children with SEND have seen … More
Cultural sector generates £224 million for Hull
Hull has seen a £224.8 million boost since 2015 thanks to the creative and cultural sector.
New research commissioned by the council evidences a 20 per cent increase in GVA … More
Five Hull residents successfully prosecuted for fly-tipping
Hull City Council warns residents to dispose of their waste legally to avoid facing enforcement action, following five fly-tipping prosecutions in January.
The council continues to advise residents to dispose … More
Job Vacancies at Hull City Council – 1 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
Crime prevention pot funds 30 projects in first year
Community projects including playing field improvements, education projects, lighting for public spaces, CCTV and traffic safety initiatives are among 30 projects funded by Hull City Council’s Crime Prevention Fund in … More
Garden Village residents’ view sought over conservation area proposals
Residents of Garden Village will be asked for their views on proposed changes to its conservation area as a public consultation begins tomorrow.
Hull City Council’s proposals include the adoption … More
Archaeological dig sees East Bank Urban Village take a step forward
An archaeological dig is taking place this week on the former Clarence Mill site as the next phase of the East Bank Urban Village project gets underway.
The exploratory works … More