Plaque commemorating the Literary and Philosophical Society unveiled in Hull 9th October 2025 A plaque commemorating the Hull Literary and Philosophical Society’s role in the cultural and educational history of the city over 200 years has been unveiled today (Thursday 9 October) at the Museums Quarter. The plaque stands in front of three figures depicting Minerva in the Museums Quarter Gardens, that once stood on the pediment of […] Read more Leisure & Culture Museums News Cllr Rob PritchardJane AvisonLiterary and Philosophical SocietyMargaret ImrieMinervaMuseum Quarter GardensPlaque
Open Exhibitions 2025 begin at Ferens Art Gallery 9th October 2025 Two exhibitions celebrating the talent of local artists will open this week at the Ferens Art Gallery. The annual Open Exhibition features over 300 artworks, including paintings, sculptures, photography, ceramics, textiles and film. Artworks are produced by amateur and professional artists, many of which are from the local area. Some pieces will be for sale, […] Read more Ferens Leisure & Culture News What's on Cllr Rob PritchardFerens Art GalleryKerri OffordOpen ExhibitionYoung Artist Open Exhibition
Hull Fostering joins premiere of new film highlighting urgent need for foster carers 9th October 2025 Hull Fostering has joined forces with more than 90 local authorities for the simultaneous release of a new short film that highlights an urgent need for more foster carers. ‘The Run’ premiered at 12 noon at Birmingham’s Everyman Cinema and went live online nationwide, marking one of the largest collaborative fostering campaigns ever seen in […] Read more Children and families News Cllr Linda TockFosteringHull Fostering
Civic visit signals council’s growing support for city’s rail engineering sector 9th October 2025 Hull City Council has shown its support for growing a sector with ‘considerable potential’ for the local economy. The Lord Mayor of Hull, Councillor Cheryl Payne, along with officers from the council’s regeneration directorate recently toured Northern’s Botanic Gardens TrainCare Centre in the city. During the visit, council staff and the Lord Mayor heard from […] Read more News Regeneration Transport & Streets Councillor Cheryl PayneCouncillor Mark IeronimoLord Mayor and Admiral of the HumberNorthern Botanic Gardens TrainCare CentreNorthern Rail
Festival of Hope to raise awareness of suicide 9th September 2025 Partners in Hull and the East Riding are coming together for a Festival of Hope, in aid of suicide prevention awareness. The week-long programme of themes and activities spans the wider local region, bringing people together to learn, reflect and practice mindfulness. The festival begins on World Suicide Prevention Day, Wednesday 10 September, and runs […] Read more News
Apply for this autumn’s Skills Bootcamps 9th September 2025 Businesses in Hull and East Yorkshire wishing to upskill existing staff or train new employees, as well as individuals aiming to further their careers, are invited to apply for the next phase of Skills Bootcamps. Individuals can access fully funded courses available in Logistics and Warehousing, Tax Basics AAT L4 and Certificates in Bookkeeping Level […] Read more Education and Learning News Regeneration Cllr Linda TockHull Training and Adult EducationSkills Bootcamps
New series of adult art workshops at Ferens Art Gallery 9th September 2025 The Ferens Art Gallery has launched the first of an exciting series of adult art and craft workshops, starting this week (Saturday 13 September). Whether you’re keen to explore new creative skills or revisit something you have enjoyed before, with expert guidance these new workshops offer a unique and enriching day out to remember in […] Read more Ferens Leisure & Culture News What's on adult art workshopsCllr Rob Pritchardcraft workshopsCreate GalleryDavid AlcockFerens Art Gallery
Urgent tree works on Victoria Avenue 9th July 2025 Due to safety concerns, Hull City Council will be carrying out the emergency felling of a sycamore tree located outside 110 Victoria Avenue on Thursday 10 July. The tree is unfortunately dying and showing clear signs of sooty bark disease – a condition caused by the fungus Cryptostroma corticale, which cannot be treated and leads to rapid tree […] Read more Environment News Cllr QuinnVictoria Avenue
New 20mph zone approved for Hull’s Old Town 9th July 2025 Work to implement a new 20mph zone in Hull’s Old Town area, as part of the safety improvement scheme for Lowgate, has been given the greenlight to progress by Hull City Council. The new 20mph zone aims to reduce the risk of accidents for all road users near Hull College and the retail and entertainment […] Read more News Regeneration Transport & Streets Councillor Mark IeronimoHull Old TownLowgateLowgate Road Safety Improvement Scheme
Community garden to celebrate 27 years of support for local communities with special Open Day 9th July 2025 A thriving community garden in north Hull that has been supporting families for nearly three decades is opening its doors to showcase the vital role it plays in bringing people together and connecting them with nature. The free event at Rainbow Community Garden, Levisham Close (off Endike Lane), takes place on Monday 21 July. There […] Read more Community and Living News What's on Chiedu OrakaRainbow Community Garden
Hull Family Hubs awarded certificate by UNICEF 9th July 2025 Hull’s Family Hubs have been awarded a Certificate of Commitment from UNICEF. This is the first step towards gaining recognition from the UK Committee for UNICEF’s Baby Friendly Initiative. The Baby Friendly Initiative is a global programme which aims to transform healthcare for babies, their mothers and families as part of a wider global partnership […] Read more Children and families News Councillor Linda TockFamily hubsUNICEF
Council to trial new ‘City Explorer’ cycle sessions during Bike Week 9th June 2025 With summer arriving, Hull City Council will be hosting a series of free training and guided ride sessions around the city to help people learn the necessary skills, boost their confidence and encourage them to cycle more. The series, called ‘City Explorer’, will be delivered by qualified instructors from the council’s contractor, First Step Cycle. […] Read more News Parks Regeneration Transport & Streets What's on active travelCity ExplorerCouncillor Mark IeronimoCyclingFirst Step Sports
