A third of Hull households not protected against flooding, study finds
A major new study into the 2007 floods in Hull has found more than a third of households in the city have yet to take measures to better protect themselves … More
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Fly-tipping in Hull – can you help?
The driver of a white van has been caught fly-tipping in Hull.
The person was seen fly-tipping in Seymour Street, Hull, and now members of the public are being asked … More
Search on for young presenters for online Freedom Festival
The Big Malarkey Festival is on the hunt for young people to be the faces of an exciting online programme as part of this year’s Freedom Festival.
The Reset Lab … More
Bransholme and Orchard Park customer service centres to be open from Monday
Bransholme and Orchard Park Customer Service Centres will be available from Monday for residents who are unable to have queries dealt with online or over the phone.
Restrictions will be … More
#LocallyYours campaign launches to promote Hull and East Yorkshire businesses and tourist spots
A new campaign is encouraging people to support businesses and tourist spots in Hull and East Yorkshire.
The #LocallyYours campaign will highlight some of the top businesses and locations in … More
Hull play areas reopen in phased approach
Public play areas in Hull’s parks have started to reopen today, ready for the weekend.
The play areas have been undergoing thorough health and safety inspections before being allowed to … More
Hull Libraries are reopening: Here’s all you need to know
Hull’s libraries are reopening this week.
Access to services will be limited as a result of the necessary changes and measures that will introduced as a result of coronavirus.
Initially, … More
Hull’s Big Malarkey Festival shortlisted for national award
The Big Malarkey has been shortlisted in the Fantastic for Families Awards for its outstanding contribution to family-friendly arts and culture.
The Fantastic for Families Awards, organised by the Arts … More
Artwork to adorn Hull’s most vandalised spots
Artwork unique to Hull will start appearing on traffic signal control boxes in the city.
In bid to tackle graffiti and vandalism, Hull City Council is embarking on a trial … More
Online showcase for region’s museums and galleries
Exhibitions from some of the region’s favourite museums and galleries are being brought to life online.
The revamped Humber Museums Partnership website, a collaboration between Hull City Council, East … More
Coronavirus: Hull’s infection rate explained
Numbers of Coronavirus cases in Hull are currently low, but it is vital people continue to take the virus seriously, Hull City Council’s Director of Public Health has explained, following … More
Secondary schools developing online learning for pupils
Secondary schools in Hull have been developing how they deliver online learning to pupils.
Secondary schools have remained open for key worker and vulnerable children only since the end of … More
Hull City Council urges people to act responsibly this weekend
Hull City Council is urging people to remain vigilant and act responsibly this weekend ahead of more businesses reopening.
From Saturday 4 July, pubs, bars and restaurants will be able … More
Cyclists in Hull to benefit from increased bus lane enforcement
Cyclists in Hull are to benefit from all-day bus lane enforcement.
Bus lanes in Hull will be enforced from 7am to 6.30pm from Monday 13 July in a bid to … More
39 streets in Hull to be protected from potholes
Work to reduce the number of potholes on Hull’s roads will begin next week.
Hull City Council will be laying a specialist treatment to 39 sections of road starting from … More
Free cycling lessons for rusty riders in Hull
People in Hull are being encouraged to take up free cycling lessons.
The Rusty Riders scheme is a training course for adults who wish to brush up on their cycling … More
Hull crematorium to allow more mourners at funerals
Chanterlands Avenue Crematorium is to increase the number of mourners permitted at funerals.
From Monday 6 July, up to 30 people will be permitted into the crematorium’s large chapel and … More
Cycle track at Ennerdale in Hull reopens to riders
The cycle circuit track at Ennerdale has reopened to riders.
Ennerdale Cycle Circuit is the only all-weather 1km circuit of its kind in the Humber region.
The 1km enclosed circuit … More
Children in Hull to be given laptops after £10k donation
Children that are looked after by Hull City Council are to receive laptops following a donation from Hull Esteem Consortium.
A donation of £10,000 for the purchase of 20 laptops … More
Hull City Council supporting hospitality businesses ahead of reopening
Hull City Council is supporting businesses in the hospitality sector as they begin to reopen with temporary measures to create access to more outdoor space.
As part of Government plans … More
Jobs4Humber recruitment app to launch next week
A new recruitment app for jobs in the Humber region will launch next week.
The Jobs4Humber app is aimed at anyone searching for work in the Humber region at any … More
£3.95 million funding for major highway routes in Hull
Almost £4 million will be spent on three major highways routes in Hull, the Department for Transport has announced.
The £3.95 million funding will see major repairs to three sections … More
New Broadacre Primary School now a step closer
The construction of the new Broadacre Primary School has taken a step forward.
The project, which will see the existing building demolished and replaced, has now approved by the Regional … More
Hull City Council: We need you to help us control Coronavirus
Hull’s plan to prevent and contain local Coronavirus outbreaks has been launched, along with a message to the public that risk can only be reduced if people work together.
The … More
Hull businesses in creative industries urged to apply for £2k grants
Hull businesses in the creative industries that have been hit by the effects of coronavirus are being urged to apply for up to £2,000 in grant support.
Hull City Council … More
Pop-up cycle lanes in Freetown Way in Hull
Cycle lane improvement works have started in Freetown Way.
The work will include pop-up cycle lanes with the removal of the inside lane for motorists.
This means the newly segregated … More
Hull City Council and police urge people to stay safe and act responsibly in city centre
Hull City Council and Humberside Police are urging people to act responsibly and stay safe when visiting the city centre.
Following the gradual easing of coronavirus measures, more businesses have … More
Be ready for Test and Trace call, people in Hull told
Hull City Council is finalising its local coronavirus management plan, in line with all local authorities nationally, as the Government’s Test and Trace initiative gets under way.
Responsibility for managing … More
Have your say on cycling in Hull
As cycling work gets under way across Hull, a number of significant changes will be visible across the city.
As part of this city-wide project, bollards will be used to … More
Pride in Hull to be celebrated with online exhibition – and you can get involved
Pride in Hull will be celebrated this year through a new online exhibition – and organisers want you to be part of it.
The exhibition will be hosted by Hull … More