State-of-the-art CDC opens
High-quality and easily accessible health facilities are now available in Hull city centre after a brand new state-of-the-art Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC) was opened.
Patients in Hull and the East … More
Cllr Mike Ross
School uniform grant increased by Hull City Council – 1000+ pupils to benefit
Hull City Council has boosted the amount of money eligible families are able to claim to help pay for school uniforms.
£50 grants will now be available to support approximately … More
Lord Mandelson statement
The Leader of Hull City Council, Councillor Mike Ross, and the Leader of the council’s Labour group, Councillor Daren Hale, along with the council’s Independent Group, have jointly called for … More
Guildhall to help ‘shape tomorrow’ by hosting the North Green Skills Conference 2025
Hull’s Guildhall will welcome delegates from across the north later this month as Hull City Council becomes the host partner of the North Green Skills Conference 2025.
‘Skills North: Shaping … More
Hull’s Santa Squad boosted by donation from Council
The new school term might just be starting, but Hull’s Santa Squad are already stepping up their work to ensure that no child goes without a Christmas present.
The group … More
Hull gears up for Coldplay: Free cycle parking boosts sustainable gig for one of the world’s biggest bands
Free and secure cycle parking for up to 250 bikes will be offered for anyone lucky enough to have bagged Coldplay tickets at Sewell Group Craven Park next month.
Working … More
Council Leader announces ward budget boost to “make Hull cleaner, greener and safer”
The Leader of Hull City Council has signed off a plan that will see local ward funds, known as ‘Community Initiative Budgets (CIB)’, boosted by Hull City Council.
The budgets … More
Council makes grants available to boost communities
Hull City Council will boost the important work being done within the city’s communities by making grants available to local groups.
The Cost of Living Community Grants will enable voluntary, … More
Srebrenica victims remembered 30 years on
Srebrenica Memorial Day is to be marked once again in Hull, with this year’s annual event at the Guildhall taking place 30 years on since the atrocities committed in the … More
Council leader warns of renewable energy job losses without urgent government support
Cllr Mike Ross, leader of Hull City Council, has warned that thousands of jobs in the renewable energy sector could be at risk, including hundreds locally, without urgent government backing.… More
Spotlight on opportunities in Hull during Volunteers’ Week
Residents across Hull have the chance to make a huge difference in their communities by exploring the wealth of volunteering options available in the city.
As part of Volunteers’ Week … More
Council prepares for The Business Day 2025
Invest Hull and Skills Bootcamps Hull and East Riding are gearing up to attend The Business Day at Bridlington Spa on Friday 6 June.
The Business Day offers a variety … More
Council confirms safe reopening of Queen Victoria Square fountains
Hull City Council is pleased to confirm that the fountains in Queen Victoria Square have reopened today (Friday 23 May) following a series of comprehensive water quality tests.
This follows … More
Council boosts cost of living help for city’s residents
Schemes to help Hull’s most vulnerable residents deal with the cost-of-living crisis will continue after senior councillors agreed the distribution of the Household Support Fund (HSF).
£5.3 million will be … More
ECF confirmed as East Bank lead developer partner at UKREiiF
Hull City Council’s ambitious East Bank Urban Village project continues to take steps forward with ECF today being confirmed as lead developer partner.
The council will sign a 15-year development … More
Invest Hull team looking to build on past UKREiiF success
Hull City Council’s Invest Hull team will be showcasing what Hull has to offer at the UK’s Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum (UKREiiF) this time next week.
Invest Hull … More
Hull culture hits Westminster
A delegation of Hull’s cultural sector are today heading to Westminster to reconnect with national partners.
The visit of 30 representatives from the city hope to send that message that … More
“A can-do organisation, with a positive working environment” – praise for Hull City Council in Peer Challenge report
The passion and ambition for the city displayed by Hull City Council has received praise in a Local Government Association (LGA) Corporate Peer Challenge report.
The report highlights that a … More
Hull Business Breakfast returns
The first of three business breakfasts hosted by Hull City Council in 2025 will take place this Thursday, 13 February.
Hull Business Breakfast will enable visitors to learn more about … More
Budget proposals: Council Leader Mike Ross sets out plans for “cleaner, safer and fairer Hull”
Updated: Full Council has today, 27 February, approved the budget for 2025/26.
Hull City Council has published the Leader’s proposed budget for 2025/26.
The proposals are to be discussed at … More
Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority to begin work
The long-awaited Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority can now officially begin its work after the final steps were taken by the Government to create the new body.
The signing … More
Major landmarks to turn purple for Holocaust Memorial Day
Iconic buildings in Hull are to be lit up purple to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.
The annual day of remembrance occurs each year on 27 January.
This year has added … More
Christmas card competition winners announced
Two designs by young people have been chosen to form Hull City Council’s Christmas e-card for 2024.
Winning entries were selected after a competition in schools during last month.
A … More
Councillors approve building blocks to achieve the vision for Hull
How Hull City Council will contribute to the overall ambitions and priorities for Hull in the coming years can now be put in place, after Full Council approved the new … More
Hull City Council pays tribute to Lord Prescott
Hull City Council is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Lord Prescott, who has died at the age of 86.
The former Deputy Prime Minister represented the city … More
C.R. Reynolds appointed to continue the transformation of Hull’s Queens Gardens
Hull City Council has today confirmed the appointment of local civil engineering firm, C.R. Reynolds, to continue the extensive refurbishment of Queens Gardens, the city centre’s most iconic green space.… More
Boost for Hull’s Santa Squad
A campaign led by school children to ensure no youngsters in Hull are left without a present this Christmas has received a boost from Hull City Council.
Santa Squad is … More
Business leaders to champion local economy as Hull and East Yorkshire devolution moves one step closer
The economic boost to be delivered by devolution has moved another step closer as council leaders have brought 22 business leaders together to form Hull and East Yorkshire’s new Business … More
Young people to design Hull City Council’s Christmas card
School children in Hull have been invited to create a design for Hull City Council’s official Christmas e-card.
Posters are going up in primary and secondary schools, asking pupils to … More
Hull City Council Leader signs up for the Big Sleep Out
Hull City Council Leader Cllr Mike Ross will be participating in the Big Sleep Out at Craven Park on Thursday 7 November. The fundraising event is aiming to raise vital … More
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