Exciting new features for Bean Street Play Area
Visitors to Bean Street Play Area will be able to enjoy new and improved facilities at the playground later this summer.
Four apparatus will remain in place – a rotary … More
Regeneration
Next steps taken in Albion Square redevelopment
Hull City Council has today launched a pre-market engagement exercise welcoming Expressions of Interest for the redevelopment of Albion Square.
This will allow the council to give interested parties more … More
Further funding approved to increase electric bus rollout in Hull
Hull City Council and the region’s two main bus operators – East Yorkshire Buses and Stagecoach East Midlands – have welcomed the Department for Transport’s (DfT) announcement of additional funding … More
Partners, employers and learners celebrated at Skills Bootcamps awards
Skills Bootcamps Hull & East Riding celebrated its recent successes at its first awards ceremony.
Hull Minster played host to the event which saw awards handed out to delivery partners, … More
Lord Mayor tours Hull Trains Learning and Development Academy
After opening its doors last spring, popular open access operator, Hull Trains, welcomed Councillor Mark Collinson, Lord Mayor of Kingston upon Hull and Admiral of the Humber, to the company’s … More
Hull’s active and sustainable travel credentials showcased at national awards
Hull has been highlighted as an example of best practice, nationally, in promoting walking, wheeling, cycling and the use of public transport for everyday journeys after securing two awards at … More
Pupils support Bude Park biodiversity with tree planting event
Primary pupils have enjoyed a morning planting a variety of plant species at Bude Park Playing Fields.
A selection of children from Bude Park Academy joined local contractor Houlton, supported … More
Council confirms further investment to improve bus connectivity and grow passenger numbers in Hull
Hull City Council’s Cabinet has today (Monday 24 March) approved a funding allocation of over £7.6million from the Department for Transport (DfT) that will be used to deliver a number … More
New character appraisal adopted for Hessle Road Conservation Area
A new conservation area character appraisal and management plan for Hessle Road Conservation Area was adopted this month following public consultation.
Following feedback, 270 Hessle Road (Henry Hird Jewellers) has … More
Cultural Tides conference grows
Friday’s (14 March) culture conference ‘Cultural Tides’ has been hailed as a resounding success, generating significant momentum for the region’s cultural landscape.
The second edition of the conference, linked to … More
Contractor appointed for city centre youth enterprise hub
Plans to create a new youth enterprise hub and business incubation facility in Hull city centre have taken a step forward after a contractor was appointed for the project.
Hull … More
Record amount of funding for Skills Bootcamps
Thousands of learners across the region will soon be able to benefit from an extensive Skills Bootcamps programme after Hull City Council accepted a record-breaking £10 million of funding for … More
Ennerdale Leisure Centre to undergo energy efficiency improvements
Works will begin this spring on energy efficiency improvements at Ennerdale Leisure Centre to help to safeguard its long-term future.
The centre will close to the public on Monday 19 … More
Significant investment agreed at opening meeting of Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority
Members have agreed proposals to bring significant investment to the area at the opening meeting of the newly formed Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority (HEYCA).
The historic first gathering … More
Council wants residents’ input for new Local Plan
Hull City Council is creating a new Local Plan for Hull – and needs the input of the city’s residents.
The updated plan will guide how the city grows and … More
Spring edition of Hull CC News landing on doorsteps
This week, the spring edition of Hull CC News, the council’s newspaper, is being delivered to all homes across the city.
The publication covers plenty of local news about your … More
Have your say on Sculcoates Conservation Area
Alterations are being proposed to Sculcoates Conservation Area and Hull City Council would like to hear the views of its stakeholders.
Residents, businesses, visitors and property owners of the area … More
Invest Hull shortlisted for prestigious award
Hull City Council has been shortlisted for the prestigious Local Government Chronicle (LGC) Awards 2025.
The council’s ‘Invest Hull – supporting business growth’ submission is a finalist in the Economic … More
Skills board appoints new chair
Jayne Adamson, the Executive Director of People at the Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership, has been appointed as the first chair of the recently formed Hull and … More
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 … More
Community planting day at Oak Road Playing Fields
Local children and the community recently took part in a Humber Forest community planting day at Oak Road Playing Fields in Hull where they helped to plant hundreds of trees … More
Albion Square lead developer partner sought
Hull City Council has taken a major step forward on its redevelopment of the former BHS building, announcing that it is seeking a lead developer partner to help to deliver … More
Lead development partner announced for East Bank Urban Village
Hull City Council has announced its intention to appoint ECF, a partnership between Muse, Legal & General, and Homes England, as its lead development partner for East Bank Urban Village … More
Successful campaign to support cyclists to ‘stay safe and stay seen’ completed for another winter
A campaign to support cyclists in Hull to stay safe and stay seen during the winter months has been hailed a success, following a final pop-up event on Princes Avenue.… More
Should Wincolmlee become a new conservation area?
Should Wincolmlee become a new conservation area? That is what Hull City Council is asking those with an interest in the area.
A recent re-survey of Sculcoates Conservation Area identified … More
Apprenticeship supports Hull-based coach to inspire young athletes in the city
Helping young people learn practical skills and understand how to cycle on today’s roads or navigate their way to school is all in a day’s work for Jacob Dennis, a … More
Door sensor upgrade completed at Hull Paragon Interchange
Work to upgrade the automatic doors at 30 bus and coach bays at Hull Paragon Interchange has now been completed and will help improve the efficiency and safety of the … More
Derringham Street – Council continues to improve city’s roads for user safety
Hull City Council is preparing to begin reconstruction and resurfacing works across a section of Derringham Street next month.
The scheme will address sections of failed carriageway and deteriorated surface … More
Have your say on Hull’s Local Heritage List
Hull City Council is seeking further views from residents, businesses and property owners on amended proposals as part of the Hull Local Heritage List.
The council’s cabinet approved a second … 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
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