Clifton Primary School: ‘Recycle Me a City’ project empowers schoolchildren to tackle waste 15th October 2025 Pupils from Clifton Primary School recently joined Hull City Council’s recycling officers to ‘Recycle Me a City’, a hands-on session designed to raise awareness about waste, recycling, and environmental responsibility. Held earlier this month, the session began with an engaging presentation from the council’s recycling officers. The presentation introduced the pupils to the impact of […] Read more Environment News Waste Clifton Primary SchoolCouncillor Charles QuinnLove Your NeighbourhoodLove Your StreetRecycle Me a Cityrecycling
Hull residents prosecuted and fined over £3,000 for littering 14th October 2025 Hull City Council is continuing to warn residents to dispose of their litter responsibly, to avoid a substantial fine or prosecution. The warning comes after seven residents, who failed to pay fines issued by the council, were recently convicted in Hull Magistrates’ Court after littering in Mount Pleasant, Goodhart Road, Hessle Road, Holderness Road, Beverley […] Read more Environment News Waste Councillor Charles QuinnHull Magistrates CourtKeep Britain Tidylitter finesLitteringprosecutions
Council unveils first 100% electric food waste collection vehicle 7th October 2025 Hull City Council has taken a further step towards its climate goals and improving air quality with the introduction of its first fully electric food waste collection vehicle. The council’s waste management team is now operating its largest electric vehicle to date – a brand-new 12.5 tonne electric truck dedicated to food waste collection. This […] Read more Environment News Transport & Streets Waste Climate changeCouncillor Charles QuinnCouncillor Mark Ieronimoelectric vehiclesFood wasteNet Zerosimpler recycling
Hull resident prosecuted for fly-tipping large pile of construction waste 6th October 2025 A Hull resident has been successfully prosecuted and fined following a serious fly-tipping incident investigated by Hull City Council. In January 2025, a large quantity of construction waste was discovered behind D&S Specks on Wold Road. The council’s streetcare and grounds team swiftly cleared the site, and an environmental enforcement officer launched an investigation. A […] Read more News Waste Councillor Charles QuinnFly-tippingprosecution
Join Hull’s waste team: Recruitment drive ahead of Simpler Recycling rollout 1st October 2025 As part of the national rollout of Simpler Recycling in March 2026, Hull’s Streetscene Services have announced a recruitment drive to expand their waste team, with 70 new jobs on the way. In line with new national regulations requiring all local authorities to collect core recyclable waste streams from all households – including weekly food […] Read more News Waste Councillor Charles QuinnEmployment HubJobs at Hull City CouncilRecruitment Drivesimpler recyclingStockholm Road Depot
Recycle Week: Hull City Council joins national campaign to save recycling from the black bin 22nd September 2025 Hull City Council is proud to support this year’s Recycle Week (22–28 September), the UK’s biggest annual celebration of recycling, now in its twenty-second year. Organised by Recycle Now, the campaign promotes sustainable waste management and aims to rescue recyclable materials from the black bin. This year’s theme, ‘Rescue Me! Recycle’, continues to shine […] Read more News Waste Councillor Charles QuinnRecycle NowRecycle Week
2025/26 waste and recycling packs are on the way! 19th September 2025 All households in Hull will receive their new waste and recycling packs over the coming weeks. This year’s pack includes a bin collection calendar, a residents’ pass for Hull’s household waste and recycling centres, a handy guide to recycling correctly and information on Simpler Recycling and what changes residents can expect from March 2026. To […] Read more News Waste Councillor Charles Quinnsimpler recyclingwaste packs
Hull residents prosecuted and ordered to pay over £6,000 for untidy land 28th August 2025 Hull City Council is warning property owners and occupiers to maintain the cleanliness of their land, to avoid facing prosecution. This warning comes after four property owners were recently prosecuted and fined a combined total of £6,587.53 for failing to deal with the condition of their land. In all cases, action was taken by Hull […] Read more News Waste Councillor Charles Quinnprosecutionsuntidy land
Residents urged to dispose of litter responsibly to avoid prosecution 8th August 2025 Hull City Council is urging residents to dispose of their litter responsibly following the recent prosecution of four individuals who failed to pay fixed penalty notices for littering. The individuals each received criminal records and in total were ordered to pay £1,158 in fines and costs – an average of £289 per person. The offences […] Read more Environment News Waste Ciuncillor Mike RossKeep Britain TidyLA Support LtdLitteringprosecution
Love Your Street: Community garden blossoms on Melbourne Street 7th August 2025 A once-neglected patch of land on Melbourne Street has been transformed into a vibrant community garden, thanks to the dedication of local resident Maria Pearce and a team of volunteers. Since February 2025, Maria has worked tirelessly to bring the space to life – laying grass seed, planting trees and flowers, and creating a colourful […] Read more Environment News Waste communityCouncillor Jack HainesLove Your StreetMelbourne street
Hull business owner faces prosecution after failing to lawfully manage waste disposal 25th July 2025 Hull City Council urges businesses to act responsibly when managing the disposal of waste, to avoid being fined or prosecuted. This warning follows the prosecution of business owner Mr Carl Ulliott at Hull Magistrates’ Court on Friday 18 July, where he was found guilty of fly-tipping behind residential properties on Woodgate Road, Hull, in November […] Read more News Waste Councillor Charles QuinnFly-tippingHull Magistrates Courtprosecution
Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood team leads community litter-pick event 17th July 2025 Hull City Council’s Love Your Neighbourhood team brought the community together earlier this month for a successful litter-picking event on Porter Street, off Anlaby Road. The event focused on clearing litter and refreshing the memorial site at the corner of William Street and Porter Street. The area was identified for attention following recent Love Your […] Read more Community and Living News Waste communityCouncillor Charles Quinnlitter-pickingLove Your NeighbourhoodSt Andrews and Docklands