Councillor Mark Ieronimo

View article Annual cycle safety scheme supports Hull school children to stay safe and stay seen

Annual cycle safety scheme supports Hull school children to stay safe and stay seen

Hundreds of school children across Hull received free cycle safety equipment over the winter months alongside their cycle training as part of an annual initiative. ‘Bike Lights for Dark Nights’, run by Hull City Council and supported by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside and Safer Roads Humber, has seen the local authority engage […]

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View article North Bridge: Weekend closures for vital resurfacing work 

North Bridge: Weekend closures for vital resurfacing work 

Hull City Council has announced two weekend closures for North Bridge.   The council is set to close North Bridge for two weekends to allow essential resurfacing works to take place, ensuring the bridge remains safe and operational.  This work aims to repair areas of deteriorated road surfacing ahead of the additional traffic expected during the upcoming Drypool Bridge closure, which is due to start mid-late May 2026.   By completing the repairs now, it will prevent the […]

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View article Council appoints Balfour Beatty to begin preparing Freetown Way ahead of major scheme

Council appoints Balfour Beatty to begin preparing Freetown Way ahead of major scheme

A programme of advanced works will get underway on Freetown Way from early April to prepare one of Hull’s busiest routes for a major investment that will see the return of two lanes of traffic in each direction as well as the development of off-road cycling facilities. Hull City Council has appointed Balfour Beatty to […]

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View article Key residential road set for reconstruction 

Key residential road set for reconstruction 

Hull City Council will begin an essential carriageway reconstruction scheme on Elm Avenue next week.  As part of the council’s ongoing commitment to improving and futureproofing Hull’s road network, the work is being delivered as part of the Highways Capital Programme.  The scheme will involve excavating and fully reconstructing the carriageway to address essential repairs and ensure the […]

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View article Traffic signals to be upgraded at key city centre junction 

Traffic signals to be upgraded at key city centre junction 

Hull City Council has announced that it will be upgrading the traffic signals at the junction of Ferensway and Anlaby Road next week, to reduce carbon emissions, improve traffic flow and enhance safety.  As part of the council’s ongoing commitment to reducing carbon emissions across the city, the existing traffic signals will be replaced with modern, low‑energy LED technology, significantly improving energy efficiency and reducing carbon […]

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