Living With Water badge launched for Guides, Brownies and Scouts 14th December 2022 The Living With Water partnership has launched a new badge for Guides, Brownies and Scouts as part of its work to increase flood awareness and resilience in Hull and the East Riding. Hull remains the second-biggest flood risk in the UK outside of London, and the new badge will encourage the next generation to “be […] Read more Living With Water News flood resilienceYorkshire Water
Why you might see us using a hosepipe during the ban 26th August 2022 As we near the end of a particularly hot and dry British summer, reservoir levels are running low and we are all being asked to use water wisely, with hosepipe bans in place in several areas of the country. From today, Hull comes under the same restrictions, with Yorkshire Water bringing in a temporary hosepipe […] Read more Environment News Hosepipe banYorkshire Water
FloodLights: Hull set to host captivating outdoor show this weekend 21st October 2021 Hull city centre will be illuminated this weekend by FloodLights, a series of captivating projections and sound installations from Absolutely Cultured. Hull, and the lives of its inhabitants, has been shaped by its proximity and relationship to water. FloodLights will explore this relationship, at locations throughout the city centre, from Friday 22 October until Sunday […] Read more Leisure & Culture Living With Water News What's on Absolutely CulturedCouncillor Rosemary PantelakisFloodLightsLiving With WaterUniversity of HullYorkshire Water
Roadworks taking place in Hull next week 30th July 2021 Essential work to improve Hull’s roads will continue next week. Work to repair poor road surfacing in Priory Road will start on Monday 2 August. The improvement works will be carried out in two phases over the summer holiday period to ensure there is minimum disruption to residents and motorists. Councillor Dean Kirk, portfolio holder […] Read more News Transport & Streets National HighwaysNorthern Gas NetworksNorthern PowergridPriory RoadStoneferry CorridorYorkshire Water
Hull’s weekly roadworks update 9th July 2021 Essential works to improve Hull’s infrastructure continues this week. A breakdown of planned works taking place across the city has been detailed below, including future works, so motorists can plan their journeys in advance. The current works are being undertaken by a number of organisations in addition to Hull City Council, including Highways England and […] Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Dean KirkNational HighwaysNorthern Gas NetworksOne NetworkStoneferry CorridorYorkshire Water
Plans to protect city from flooding revealed 21st June 2021 A six-year plan on how the city will be protected from flooding has been revealed. In Hull, more than 100,000 homes are at risk of flooding. To try and reduce flood risk, a huge amount of work and investment has gone into building flood defences to protect the city and its residents, but it can […] Read more Living With Water News Councillor Dean KirkEnvironment AgencyFloodingYorkshire Water
Roadworks taking place in Hull 21st May 2021 Hull is in the midst of a huge transformation to its transport system, with major works taking place across the city, including the A63, Stoneferry Corridor and ongoing utility repairs to vital gas, water and electric supplies. Once complete, the upgrades will offer improved transport infrastructure for motorists, cyclist and pedestrians. Motorists are advised to […] Read more News Transport & Streets National HighwaysNorthern Gas NetworksNorthern PowergridOne NetworkYorkshire Water
Burst water main closes major traffic route in Hull 18th May 2021 An emergency lane closure is in place in Spring Bank West due to a burst Yorkshire Water main, following a fire last weekend. This means that access to Princes Avenue by turning left from Spring Bank West is not possible. A diversion route is in place whilst mains repairs and road repairs are undertaken this […] Read more News Transport & Streets One NetworkPrinces AvenueSpring Bank WestYorkshire Water
Diversion for drivers as footpath temporarily closes in Hull 1st April 2021 Motorists and pedestrians are being advised that the footpath running between the A63 near Murdoch’s Connection and Waterhouse Lane is now closed so tunnelling work on a new sewer can be completed. A large sewer pipe spanning more than half a metre in diameter is being replaced as part of Highways England’s A63 Castle Street […] Read more News Transport & Streets Murdoch's ConnectionNational HighwaysYorkshire Water
Plans on how to manage sustainable flood risk to be developed by Stantec 22nd March 2021 Plans on how to reduce flood risk using sustainable drainage across Hull as the East Riding are to be developed by Stantec. Stantec have been appointed by the Living with Water partnership to create a blue-green master plan to develop new ways in managing water and supporting regeneration across the region. Nevil Muncaster, Living with […] Read more Living With Water News Regeneration East Riding of Yorkshire CouncilStantecYorkshire Water
Warnings issued for overrun roadworks in Hull 23rd July 2020 Since April 2020 Hull City Council has issued 12 warning notices for overrun roadworks. Since the authority introduced a robust permit scheme, utility companies and council schemes are required to submit plans for works which affect traffic flows up to 12 weeks in advance. At present, utility companies approach Hull City Council for permits in […] Read more News Transport & Streets Councillor Daren HaleNorthern Gas NetworksNorthern PowergridRoadworksYorkshire Water
A third of Hull households not protected against flooding, study finds 15th July 2020 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 from future flood events. The study has been commissioned by the Living with Water Partnership – a collaboration between Hull City Council, Yorkshire Water, East […] Read more Environment News East Riding CouncilEnvironment AgencyFloodingHull City CouncilLiving With WaterUniversity of HullYorkshire Water