Hull becomes trailblazer city for Start for Life funding
Hull is to benefit from £3.5million for Family Hubs to support the city’s families.
One-stop hubs will offer support from conception through to age 19, or up to 25 for … More
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Hull’s bus lanes: Council report sets out next steps
A new report recommends that Hull City Council begins drawing up detailed designs that would allow bus lanes to return to peak times only.
About 65 per cent of Hull-based … More
‘Bus Champions Day’ helps students get to grips with public transport
The Hull Bus Alliance has held its first “Bus Champions Day” to give students more information on options for getting around the city.
The partnership, made up of Hull City … More
Hullywood calling: Hull to boost filming offer as biggest production yet lands in city
Hull is stepping up its profile as a filming location hotspot just as Apple TV arrive with the city’s biggest production to date.
‘Blitz’ is currently filming at locations across … More
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – February 9
By joining our team, you can make a difference to the lives of people in Hull and work with people who are as passionate about our place and public services .
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Have your say on off-road cycle path designs for major Hull routes
Hull City Council is inviting people to have their say on new plans for off-road cycle paths on two major city routes.
The council is developing designs to take advantage … More
Panic Shack set to shake up the stacks at Hull Central Library
Get It Loud in Libraries present Welsh band Panic Shack in partnership with Hull Libraries, a live music event held in an unexpected setting: Hull Central Library.
Hailing from Cardiff, … More
Football scheme celebrates 1,000 active hours with free sessions
Active Through Football, from Hull Culture and Leisure, Tigers Trust and the Football Foundation, is celebrating reaching a massive milestone with free sessions available this half term.
Following a … More
Hull City Council recruits Mental Health First Aiders as part of new policy to support staff
Dozens of Hull City Council staff are signing up to support colleagues by becoming accredited Mental Health First Aiders.
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an internationally recognised programme designed … More
Consultations open for West Docklands Masterplan
A six-week public consultation on the West Docklands Masterplan has begun today (Monday 6 February).
Hull City Council’s Cabinet last month gave its backing to the masterplan, which suggests a … More
Weekly roadworks update – 3 February
Hull becomes Hullywood again over the next couple of weeks as cameras begin rolling on an Apple TV production.
The details of the production are still being kept under wraps, … More
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – February 2
By joining our team, you will be making a tangible difference to the lives of people in Hull. Discover the latest job vacancies at Hull City Council below.
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Aspiring apprentices can meet top Hull employers at open event
Hull Training and Adult Education (HTAE) are inviting aspiring apprentices to come along to an open event to mark National Apprenticeship Week.
The Meet the Employer Apprenticeship Open Event takes … More
Free adult swimming is back!
Free adult swimming sessions are back for residents as part of the Hull Big Swim campaign which aims to help adults get active.
The free sessions will be on offer … More
Young people invited to take part in competition to celebrate neurodiversity
Hull City Council will be marking Neurodiversity Celebration Week by inviting young people in Hull to take part in a creative competition that celebrates neurodiversity.
Neurodiversity Celebration Week takes place … More
What’s on in Hull – February 2023
Classic rock anthems, a Harry Potter celebration, and some nuclear-energy comedy! Here’s our picks of what’s on in Hull this February.
Minsters and Cathedrals – A Lunchtime Talk With Jean
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Hull litterbugs ordered to pay almost £7,000
Litterbugs in Hull have been ordered to cough up almost £7,000 after failing to pay fixed penalties.
Twenty-three people who were caught littering in the city did not pay the … More
LGBTQ+ History Month: Elsa Gidlow
February is LGBTQ+ History month and this year we are shining the spotlight on poet and journalist, Elsa Gidlow.
Born in Hull in 1898, Elsa Gidlow lived at 183 Clumber … More
Event to mark Children’s Mental Health Week
Organisations around the city will come together next week for an open-invite event to mark Children’s Mental Health Week. Stalls will take over the ground floor of St Stephen’s shopping … More
Urgent call out for food bank donations
As the cost of living crisis continues to affect families locally and nationally, Hull food banks are in desperate need of donations. Every week foodbanks help hundreds of people across … More
Levelling Up Funding to help Hull’s digital and tech sector prosper
A dilapidated building is scheduled to go under a full building renovation to create a technology training and upskilling innovation hub thanks to support from Hull City Council.
A grant … More
Weekly roadworks update – 27 January
| A63 improvement scheme – St James Street to Market Place | 01-May-20 | 01-May-25 | Lane closures and local diversions until completion of scheme. |
Free open day gives local children hands-on music experience
Hull’s Albemarle Music Centre is opening its doors as part of a UK first to encourage children to pick up and play their first musical instrument on Saturday 4 February.… More
Huge investment boost for former Burton building
Two grants have been awarded to Wykeland Group Ltd to help restore and bring back into use the former Burton building, 34-35 Whitefriargate, in Hull city centre.
As one of … More
Unlock the mysteries of Ancient Egypt in new FREE exhibitions at the Ferens
Ferens Art Gallery are delighted to announce an Ancient Egypt season this Spring/Summer 2023.
Featuring two free exhibitions supported by a dedicated programme for schools and public events, the season … More
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – January 26
By joining our team, you will be making a difference to people in Hull and working with people who are as passionate about our place and public services as you are. Discover … More
City landmarks to glow purple for Holocaust Memorial Day
Hull City Council will mark this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day by lighting up city centre landmarks purple and flying the Guildhall flag at half-mast.
Holocaust Memorial Day takes place on … More
Find out more about HEY! Volunteering at Princes Quay drop-in sessions
Drop-in sessions are being held from today, Thursday 26 January, in Princes Quay shopping centre for those interested in becoming part of HEY! Volunteering’s big, friendly and enthusiastic family.
The … More
Have your say on PlayZones in Hull
Hull City Council is seeking the views of residents to understand the community need and requirements for PlayZones in the city.
The PlayZone Programme is a new, exciting investment programme … More
Why Do Children Need Foster Families?
Every child's journey into foster care is unique and deeply personal and there are many reasons why families can not stay living together. A number of councils have contributed towards this short video explaining on brother and sisters experienc