Summer edition of Hull CC News being delivered
The summer edition of Hull CC News is being delivered to all homes across the city from today.
It’s jam packed with six pages of events and What’s On listings … More
Cllr Jack Haines
Stepney community urged to have their say area’s green spaces
Members of the Stepney community will next week have the chance to shape the future of Sculcoates Park and pocket green spaces in the area by collaborating with landscape architects.… More
Residents invited to engage with Community Highstreets project launch
Hull City Council is hosting a series of public engagement events as it launches its £6million Community Highstreets investment project.
The citywide scheme aims to reinvigorate high streets through enhancing … More
Affordable Warmth grants support community groups in Hull in 2025
Affordable Warmth, a citywide initiative to help residents with the cost of living this winter, will begin from Thursday 2 January 2025.
The three-month initiative, which has seen 28 voluntary … More
Appleton Primary pupils plant hedges as part of Setting Dyke flood resilience scheme
Children from Appleton Primary School spent a morning planting hedges and learning of the benefits of Hull City Council’s Setting Dyke Catchment Improvement Scheme.
The pupils were given expert talks … More
New publication to keep you up to date with news about your city and your council
Residents now have a new way to keep up to date with the latest ‘what’s on’ in Hull and news about council services and plans thanks to a brand-new publication.… More
Flood resilience scheme underway at Setting Dyke
Works will begin today, Monday 11 November, on the first phase of the construction of habitat and a flood storage feature within a west Hull watercourse channel, to improve flood … More
Annual memorial service to be held
The traditional Christmas memorial service is to take place at Chanterlands Crematorium on Sunday 15 December.
It will be held in the large chapel, starting at 2pm, with anyone attending … More
Survey feedback calls for clean and tidy neighbourhood for Stepney area of Beverley Road
A clean and tidy area free of litter, graffiti and fly-tipping would have the greatest impact in improving Stepney, according to a survey completed by the area’s residents and businesses.… More
Council plans visits across the city to support communities
Teams from Hull City Council’s city safe and neighbourhood and housing services will be out across Hull as part of a proactive programme of visits to help reassure residents, businesses … More
Hull city centre is open for business
Hull City Council is pleased to announce that the majority of businesses, which were damaged in the unrest on Saturday 3 August, have reopened.
Businesses on Jameson Street, including, Lush, Specsavers, … More
The latest comms update from Hull City Council
Statement from Councillor Jack Haines, the portfolio holder for Communities at Hull City Council:
“Despite the rumours of further events last night, I am delighted that we saw no repeat … More
Hull residents receive £1,000 fines for fly-tipping
Hull City Council is urging residents to make use of the multiple waste schemes and services available in the city, following three substantial fly-tipping fines last month (July).
In the … More
Love Your Neighbourhood: Beverley and Newland area receives tidy-up treatment
The Beverley and Newland area is the latest area to be supported by Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood project.
Streets across the Beverley and Newland Ward are now basking … More
Council continues to take action against dog fouling in Hull
Hull City Council is urging dog owners to clean up after their animals to avoid fines and keep the city clean.
The warning comes after a Hull resident from Pools … More
Hull opens for business as usual as huge clean up operation completed
Street cleansing crews from Hull City Council have worked overnight to ensure the city is open for business as usual.
Hull interchange has reopened, Queen Victoria Square, Ferensway and Spring … More
Hull City Council announce reopening of public toilets in Queen Victoria Square
Hull City Council is pleased to announce the reopening of the public toilets in Queen Victoria Square following essential repair work.
Due to water leaking into the electrics, the public … More
Stepney green spaces improvements thanks to half a million pound award
The Stepney area of Hull is to receive major improvements as £500,000 of green funding has been awarded to Hull City Council.
The work will be targeted to green space … More
Successful launch of High Street Accelerator Pilot
Hull’s High Street Accelerator Pilot Programme was successfully launched with Action Week this week.
A spring clean of the Stepney Area of Beverley Road has taken place following its confirmation … More
New attraction in two Hull parks as chess tables installed
Visitors to two of Hull’s most popular parks can now enjoy a game of chess after seating and tables were installed.
The facilities were installed at East Park, near to … More
Energy efficiency works for public buildings following successful funding application
Hull City Council is set to reaffirm its commitment to becoming carbon neutral as it prepares to launch a £2.5m energy efficiency scheme thanks to a successful funding bid.
Funding … 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
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
Devolution: Committing to net zero
Hull City Council continues to work towards its net zero targets as it reaffirms its commitment to creating a sustainable future.
Devolution would help to achieve these goals, with the … More
£42m invested to protect from flooding a decade on from tidal surge
On 5 December 2013, Hull was submerged by a tidal surge, the like of unseen since 1953.
Over 250 properties and many roads were flooded and impacted areas stretched from … More
Council set to open latest Community Hub
Hull City Council is set to open its latest Community Hub in the east of the city.
Community Hubs are centres that see a number of different organisations and communities … More
Humber Frontage Flood Defence receives prestigious award
One of Hull City Council’s flood alleviation schemes has been recognised with a prestigious national award.
The Humber Frontages Flood Defence scheme won the national Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) … More
New Hull City Council website launched to support residents
The new and improved Hull City Council website has launched, allowing residents and businesses to deal with enquiries faster than ringing the Council call centre.
Local people can now benefit from a more modern … More
Annual Christmas service to be held
The annual Christmas memorial service will be held at Chanterlands Crematorium on Sunday 17 December.
Those attending can remember their loved ones at a special time of the year by … More
Cabinet approves district heat project to move forward
Hull City Council’s Cabinet has given the go ahead to the Hull District Heat Network (HDHN), the council’s long-term, cost-saving energy supply project.
The decision means the council will form … More
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