Councillor Mark Ieronimo

View article Councils confirm continuation of ‘Freedom Pass’ to provide free bus travel for care leavers

Councils confirm continuation of ‘Freedom Pass’ to provide free bus travel for care leavers

A scheme enabling care leavers to receive free bus travel in Hull and the East Riding will continue thanks to new funding from Hull City Council and East Riding of Yorkshire Council. After initially being introduced in September 2024, the Young Person’s Freedom Pass, an initiative between the two local authorities and the region’s bus […]

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View article Rix Group continues to receive national recognition in supporting staff to choose sustainable travel

Rix Group continues to receive national recognition in supporting staff to choose sustainable travel

One of Hull’s most prominent businesses has received another national award for its workplace travel plan, which encourages and supports its workforce to walk, cycle and use public transport for their daily commute. Rix Group, the sixth-generation, family-owned business, with a portfolio of 22 companies ranging across many industries, has received a ‘Very Good Travel […]

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View article Free Hull events aim to prevent child car seat errors that could cost young lives  

Free Hull events aim to prevent child car seat errors that could cost young lives  

Hull City Council has teamed up with Safer Roads Humber and award-winning child safety experts Good Egg Safety CIC to deliver a series of free child car seat safety events —designed to prevent life-threatening installation errors and give parents and carers added peace of mind.  Starting this month, seven events will take place across Hull, […]

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View article Council appoints Mason Clark Associates to investigate Hessle Road Flyover 

Council appoints Mason Clark Associates to investigate Hessle Road Flyover 

Hull City Council has selected Mason Clark Associates to progress comprehensive investigations on Hessle Road Flyover.  Over the next 12 months, Mason Clark Associates will undertake detailed investigations on the flyover’s deck.   These works will provide crucial information to help the council determine the feasibility of future strengthening works to ensure the structure’s long-term resilience.  […]

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View article Moorsbus returns to help passengers in Hull and the East Riding discover the North York Moors

Moorsbus returns to help passengers in Hull and the East Riding discover the North York Moors

Residents of Hull and the East Riding will be able to enjoy trips to the North York Moors this summer, thanks to funding from Hull City Council and East Riding of Yorkshire Council to bring back the Moorsbus (M1) service. Running every Sunday and Bank Holiday, from Sunday 4 May to Sunday 28 September, a […]

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View article Murdoch’s Connection Bridge set to be given deep clean 

Murdoch’s Connection Bridge set to be given deep clean 

Essential cleaning of the canopy over Murdoch’s Connection Bridge is scheduled to commence next week.   On the evenings of Monday 17 March and Tuesday 18 March, the bridges canopy is expected to receive a thorough clean, to enhance the appearance and longevity of the structure.   This maintenance work has been carefully coordinated to take place […]

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View article Love Your Neighbourhood: Next phase of footpath improvements to commence in West area

Love Your Neighbourhood: Next phase of footpath improvements to commence in West area

Hull City Council is pleased to announce the next phase of Love Your Neighbourhood footpath improvements. In addition to the footpath improvement works currently underway in the Holderness area (Love Your Neighbourhood: Footpath improvement works to commence in Holderness area  – Hull CC News) the council has confirmed the next phase of works will commence in […]

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View article The Avenue: Council continues to improve city’s road network 

The Avenue: Council continues to improve city’s road network 

Hull City Council is preparing to begin reconstruction and resurfacing works on The Avenue, Sutton-on-Hull, later this month.  The scheme will improve the existing section of deteriorated carriageway from the junction of Ings Road. These repairs will ensure a safer, smoother, and more skid-resistant surface for all road users.  Funded by the council’s Ings regeneration […]

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View article Scale Lane Bridge reopens to pedestrians and cyclists 

Scale Lane Bridge reopens to pedestrians and cyclists 

Hull City Council is pleased to announce that Scale Lane Bridge has reopened to pedestrians and cyclists this afternoon (Thursday 6 March).  During a routine inspection last year, it was identified that several of the structure’s bearings needed replacing. Consequently, the council decided to swing the bridge for the benefit of river traffic, which has priority by […]

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View article Love Your Neighbourhood: Footpath improvement works to commence in Holderness area 

Love Your Neighbourhood: Footpath improvement works to commence in Holderness area 

As part of the Love Your Neighbourhood initiative, Hull City Council has identified several footpaths within the Holderness ward that require improvement.  The council’s continued investment in the city’s footpaths will see works take place on Motherwell Close, Burbage Avenue, Cullen Close, and Hathersage Road.  These were identified as areas in need of improvement during […]

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View article Road markings and anti-skid to be installed at resurfaced junction

Road markings and anti-skid to be installed at resurfaced junction

Following a successful resurfacing scheme, Hull City Council has confirmed that road markings will be re-painted and anti-skid surfacing installed at a busy city centre junction this weekend. The junction of Ferensway and Anlaby Road had become damaged over the years due to factors such as weathering and significant traffic volumes and was recently resurfaced […]

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