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People in the North East and Yorkshire are being reminded to use the NHS App over the festive season to help manage their health. The message from the region’s Medical Director for Primary Care, and GP, Dr Faisel Baig comes as NHS figures show a record number of people are using the App as a ‘digital front door’, open 24 hours a day.

Foxglove Supported Living was honoured to support A Garden Lit with Love, a moving and meaningful event held in aid of Dove House Hospice, celebrating remembrance, compassion and community while raising vital funds for the hospice’s ongoing work.

Families and visitors to Sculcoates Park will be able to enjoy new facilities during the festive holidays as the first phase of improvement works are completed.

Hull City Council’s streetscene services recently bid a fond farewell to a much-loved member of staff. 

Hull City Council is excited to reveal the winners of its 2025 Christmas Card Competition, celebrating the creativity of young people across the city.

Hull City Council has announced the details for the next phase of works on Drypool Bridge. The bridge will be fully closed to all vehicles and pedestrians for eight weeks from mid-late May 2026, as part of the major repair and strengthening programme. 

Just three weeks after being constructed in the grounds of Hull Royal, our new temporary discharge lounge is now open to patients.

Healthy Holidays Hull is back for Christmas, bringing the usual exciting range of completely free activities for school aged children and young people living in Hull. There is something to suit everyone, including dedicated SEND sessions, throughout the winter break.

Hundreds of students from Hull and the East Riding were given an insight into the dangers of vaping at a special educational event at Hull […]

A hospital specialist in ageing and frailty has issued advice to help older people keep well and out of hospital this winter.

A Bridlington care home has launched a ‘winter warmth’ donation drive with local charity The Hinge, calling on the community to help support people facing […]

Support will continue for Hull’s most vulnerable residents this winter and into the early spring after senior councillors agreed the use of funds aimed at helping the most vulnerable.

Health leaders in Humber and North Yorkshire are urging residents to ‘Get ready for Christmas’. With the upcoming Christmas bank holidays, NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) is advising everyone to take proactive steps to ensure they are prepared and know where to get the best most appropriate advice if they need it.

As Christmas and the New Year approach, people in the North East and Yorkshire are reminded to plan ahead for their medicine needs. Use the NHS App to order repeat prescriptions and visit NHS111 online first if medical advice is needed.

Work has started to prepare Freetown Way for a major scheme that will see the return of two lanes of traffic on the road and a focus on developing facilities for off-road cycling.

Kind-hearted residents across Hull, and surrounding areas, have helped spread festive cheer by donating their unwanted children’s Christmas jumpers. 

Hull City Council has directly appointed Mason Clark Associates, a Hull-based engineering consultancy, to progress the removal and replacement of the Priory Drive footbridge, a key pedestrian link in west Hull. 

When it comes to reducing waste, improving its carbon footprint and cutting costs, the Patient Meals team at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has the recipe for success.

A historic part of Hull is subject to proposed changes as part of Hull City Council’s commitment to reviewing all 26 of the city’s conservation areas.

Interweave, hosted by Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust, have won the Delivering Value with Digital Technologies award at the HFMA National Healthcare Finance Awards.

The Christmas Tree Recycling appeal returns in aid of local charity, Dove House Hospice.

On 29th November 2025, the Hull Sikh community gathered in remarkable numbers to commemorate the first death anniversary of Sewa Singh Gola, a pioneering figure whose life, values and resilience helped shape the multicultural identity Hull is proud of today. Around 200 people came together at the Hull Guru Nanak Gurdwara to honour his memory and celebrate the legacy he leaves behind.

A Christmas tree at Hull Minster has been adorned with knitted “boob-les” and pink decorations to promote the importance of attending breast screening appointments.

Hull City Council has announced a major upgrade for Kingswood Park, on School Lane, to tackle long-standing flooding issues and enhance play facilities for local families. 

Lyndon Land is making the most of life at the age of 63 years old by cycling, walking and gardening – things he couldn’t do a few months ago.