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Prepare for a healthy Christmas
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.
Continue readingHull firm powers on with college improvements
A Hull-based building services engineering company has completed the first year of a three-year electrical maintenance contract with Hull College, which has already resulted in major energy savings.
Continue readingBespoke developer Allenby Commercial offers business space for growth
A bespoke business park in a prime location has been completed to help support and grow ambitious trade companies.
Continue readingBishop Burton College secures ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted rating for residential accommodation
Bishop Burton College has been rated ‘Outstanding’ across all areas following its latest Ofsted inspection of residential accommodation.
Continue readingHull Trains named best long distance operator in landmark rail customer experience survey
The renowned open access operator Hull Trains has been named the highest scoring long distance operator in the brand new Rail Customer Experience Survey.
Continue readingPeople in North East and Yorkshire reminded of NHS healthcare options ahead of festive season
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.
Continue readingA new season begins at Hull New Theatre and Hull City Hall this January
Bursting with excitement, exclusivity and firsts, Hull Theatres kicks off 2026 in style with a spectacular new production of Miss Saigon at Hull New Theatre and performances from two of the biggest names in comedy, Jason Manford and Sue Perkins, at Hull City Hall.
Continue readingWork starts on Freetown Way ahead of major investment
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.
Continue readingOver 100 Christmas jumpers donated to support local families
Kind-hearted residents across Hull, and surrounding areas, have helped spread festive cheer by donating their unwanted children’s Christmas jumpers.
Continue readingLeader calls for future funding in Hull for free school meals during holiday periods
The Leader of Hull City Council has called on the Government to confirm it will continue to provide funding which will allow for free school meals for all eligible families during school holiday periods.
Continue readingMore apprentices join Siemens talent pipeline at Goole Rail Village
Siemens Mobility has welcomed the latest group of apprentices to its Goole Rail Village, bringing the number of entry-level trainees across the site to over 35.
Continue readingHo Ho Hull! A Jolly Guide to Christmas 2025
We are well into December now and the festive fun is only just beginning. As the holiday magic is ramping up, Abbie Short shares her list of some top Christmas events taking place in Hull.
Continue readingCouncil appoints Mason Clark Associates to progress replacement of Priory Drive footbridge
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.
Continue readingLong-serving Ideal Heating duo bring curtain down on combined 90 years of service
Two senior leaders at manufacturer Ideal Heating have called time on remarkable careers which span close to a century of combined service.
Continue reading‘All of their faces lit up’: Santa makes special appearances on Northern trains
Father Christmas made special appearances on a number of Northern services, to spread some festive cheer and hand out a few presents.
Continue readingSight loss support team hosts careers event at Craven Park
Hull City Council’s IPaSS Vision Support Team hosted an inspiring careers event at Craven Park on Thursday 6th November, bringing together 15 young people with sight loss from across the city.
Continue readingHull joins UNESCO’s Global Network of Learning Cities
Hull is celebrating after it was announced the city has joined UNESCO’s Global Network of Learning Cities. It is one of 72 new cities from 46 countries to join the network, which recognises city’s outstanding commitment to making the right to education across all ages a reality for all at the local level.
Continue readingLovell partners with Howden Junior School to create their 2025 Christmas card
Lovell has teamed up with Howden Junior School to create this year’s official Christmas card for residents moving in this festive season at its Saddlers Grange development located in Howden.
Continue readingHull New Theatre announces swashbuckling adventure for 2026
As the curtain rises on this year’s spellbinding pantomime Beauty and the Beast, Hull New Theatre has unveiled details of next year’s thrilling production.
Continue readingVisit The Deep for just £5 per person this weekend
The Deep is inviting all visitors with a HU postcode single entry to their award-winning aquarium for just £5 per person this weekend.
Continue readingNew patient meals initiative reduces food waste
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.
Continue readingHull bus team don their Christmas jumpers to raise money for local children
Hull bus Drivers, Engineers, Cleaners and Support teams are putting on their Christmas jumpers to raise vital funds for charity.
Continue readingThree essential steps to prepare your home for a quick, profitable sale
If you’ve decided to move, you’ll want a smooth experience rather than months of uncertainty. Potential buyers notice so much more than just square footage, and the smallest details can shape how they feel during a viewing.
Continue readingThe Venn Boulevard Centre: School pupil creates winning logo for Hull Nature Trail
A Hull school pupil has designed the winning logo for the city’s new Nature Trail initiative.
Continue readingFuture plans to shape St Andrew’s Dock
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.
Continue readingInterweave win at HFMA Awards
Interweave, hosted by Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust, have won the Delivering Value with Digital Technologies award at the HFMA National Healthcare Finance Awards.
Continue readingLocal hospice engages in recycling initiative to help raise awareness and funds
The Christmas Tree Recycling appeal returns in aid of local charity, Dove House Hospice.
Continue readingFree Park and Ride service for Beverley Festival of Christmas
East Yorkshire Buses is delighted to announce the return of its free park and ride service for the Festive Saturday Market on Saturday 13th December, and the Beverley Festival of Christmas on Sunday 14th December 2025.
Continue readingSewell Group celebrated at partnership awards
Hull-headquartered Sewell Group has been recognised as one of the country’s top providers of public sector support at this year’s Operational Public Private Partnership Awards, with three awards going to partnerships which the company is involved in.
Continue readingOyster reinforcements deployed: Wilder Humber marks UK’s largest intertidal release
Wilder Humber – one of the UK’s largest seascape restoration projects, delivered in partnership by Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, with support from Ørsted, The Oyster Restoration Company, and the Fisheries and Seafood Scheme operated by the Marine Management Organisation – has achieved a historic milestone with the largest release of native oysters in the intertidal zone by any restoration project in the UK to date. The intertidal zone is the coastal region between high and low tide, characterised by unique ecosystems and diverse marine life.
Continue readingHonouring a Pioneer: The first death anniversary of Sewa Singh Gola, one of Hull’s earliest Sikh settlers
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.
Continue readingYorkshire Wolds brewery’s Christmas snack box collaboration
A Yorkshire Wolds brewery has teamed up with fellow Yorkshire businesses to launch a limited edition treat box for Christmas.
Continue readingStagecoach ‘Fills the Bus’ in Hull for local children’s charity
Stagecoach East Midlands has carried out a tour of Hull, gathering gifts and donations, from kind-hearted local businesses and residents, for the Cash for Kids ‘Mission Christmas’ campaign.
Continue readingAward highlights fairness-first approach to finance as HEY Credit Union expands its territory
A financial services co-operative which last year marked its 25th anniversary by targeting new growth areas has now boosted its reputation with a national award for putting customers first.
Continue readingJingle boobs in Hull to drive up breast screening rates
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.
Continue readingLogistics firm drives forward with new managing director
Neill & Brown Global Logistics has appointed a new managing director to steer its next phase of growth.
Continue readingHull’s last remaining Scotch Derrick Crane returns home after restoration
Hull’s last remaining Scotch Derrick crane has been successfully restored and reinstated at the North End Shipyard, marking a major milestone in the city’s maritime heritage project.
Continue readingHull City Council tackles flooding concerns in Kingswood Park play area
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.
Continue readingPatient’s “life-changing” operation at Castle Hill Hospital
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.
Continue readingGrimsby sixth form college converts to an Academy Trust after “pioneering” structural change
Leading regional solicitors Wilkin Chapman Rollits provided legal advice for Franklin Sixth Form College’s conversion to an academy, which will cement its place in the community as a sector leader delivering outstanding post-16 education.
Continue readingParalympian Roy Turnham leads vision impaired tennis taster days for Hull students
Hull-based Paralympian and blind athlete Roy Turnham has teamed up with Hull City Council’s Integrated Physical and Sensory Service (IPaSS) Vision Support Team to deliver two inspiring vision impaired (VI) tennis taster days for young people living with sight loss.
Continue readingNew schools join walking and wheeling challenge to cap off successful first year
Three more Hull schools have joined a national challenge to encourage and support more children to walk and wheel to school in the city.
Continue readingKCOM announces plan to double digital inclusion support for local youngsters
Thousands more children across Hull and East Yorkshire will get the chance to thrive online thanks to KCOM.
Continue readingNewly-established IT solutions provider offers businesses protection from cybercrime threat
A newly established IT solutions provider is helping companies in Hull and the Humber navigate the rapidly changing systems landscape and safeguard their business against the ever-growing threat of cybercrime.
Continue readingEast Riding of Yorkshire Council selects Aldercote vehicle-mounted platforms to deliver 200 Christmas light installations across the region
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has completed the installation of hundreds of Christmas lights across the 950-square-mile county this festive season, using Aldercote, a Hull-based manufacturer in vehicle-mounted access platforms to carry out the work safely and efficiently on behalf of local town and parish councils.
Continue readingSurvey shines light on Hull and East Yorkshire’s freelance creative talent
A first-of-its-kind survey across Hull and East Yorkshire has captured the breadth and ambition of creative freelancers across the region – as well as identifying key barriers and opportunities.
Continue readingMan who has worked on the railway for 60 years says ‘I love it and I’m going to keep ploughing on’
A man who has worked on the railway for 60 years said time has “flown by” and he has “never thought about doing anything else”.
Continue reading£1 ticket tour brings over one thousand people back into grassroots venues
More than one thousand people turned out to support grassroots music as the ‘Keeping Music Live’ tour travelled to seven UK cities this autumn, raising cash for Music Venue Trust and awareness for this crucial issue.
Continue readingQuickline delivers full fibre to 10,000 addresses across rural East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire under Project Gigabit
Remote villages and hamlets across the East Riding of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire are receiving a major digital boost, as Quickline reaches a key milestone in […]
Continue readingNew shows on sale this week at Hull City Hall
Two incredible new shows head to Hull City Hall in 2026 with pure drag excellence and a night of straight-talking comedy.
Continue readingHull bus driver recognised for work in promoting the importance of mental health
A Hull bus driver has been hailed as a ‘Star of the Month’, after nominations from his colleagues recognised his work to promote positive mental health.
Continue readingEast Park to welcome 200 elves this weekend and you can still get involved
Local mental health charity Hull and East Yorkshire Mind is excited to welcome over 200 festive elves to East Park this weekend as its popular Mental Elf festive fun run returns to the city.
Continue readingTheatre review: Oliver Twist at Hull Truck Theatre
Our Editor, Rich Sutherland, shares his thoughts on Oliver Twist at Hull Truck Theatre.
Continue readingSummer sporting traditions that connect Hull to British culture
Summer in Britain carries a unique rhythm shaped by sport, community, and long-standing cultural rituals.
Continue readingDove House Hospice launches Big Give Appeal to bring comfort and connection to families this Christmas
Dove House is excited to launch a new fundraising initiative in partnership with The Big Give.
Continue readingJohn Godber’s new play ‘This is the the Life’ to open in Beverley in 2026
The John Godber Company returns to Beverley in summer 2026 with John Godber’s new play This is the Life, premiering at East Riding Theatre from 27th June to 11th July.
Continue readingSiemens welcomes regional leaders to Goole Rail Village
Siemens Mobility’s Rail Village in Goole, East Yorkshire, recently welcomed Councillor Rob Waltham MBE, Leader of North Lincolnshire Council, and Ros Jones CBE, Mayor of Doncaster to its Goole Rail Village.
Continue readingStagecoach East Midlands announce Christmas and New Year bus services in Hull
Stagecoach East Midlands has released its special Christmas and New Year bus schedule, outlining services across the holiday season in Hull.
Continue readingDedicated Head of HR at Hull Trains wins coveted Rail Staff Awards title
Two leaders at pioneering open access operators Lumo and Hull Trains have been recognised at this year’s renowned Rail Staff Awards – the annual celebration of rail professionals.
Continue readingHull Bus Alliance announce festive group travel offer
The Hull Bus Alliance has announced a group travel discount to help people get out and about over the festive season as well as providing a timely boost for the local economy during the busy Christmas and New Year period.
Continue readingCouncil starts work to improve access to footways and cycle tracks in the city
Following an audit of Hull’s walking, wheeling and cycling network, and approval by Hull City Council’s West Area Committee, the local authority will soon start work in the west of the city to improve access controls to make it easier for people to travel actively around their local area.
Continue readingPopular cycle safety campaign returns with focus on schools
A successful cycle safety scheme will run across Hull for a fourth winter, but with a new focus on supporting young people who cycle to and from school to stay safe and stay seen during the darker nights.
Continue readingBusinesses and charities unite in Hessle to turn “Profit Meets Purpose” into action
More than 40 business leaders, charity representatives and community organisations came together on Wednesday 19th November for Profits Meet Purpose, a collaborative event hosted by Investors in Community (IIC) at John Good Group’s headquarters in Hessle.
Continue readingNeurodiverse and Care Experienced Christmas Exhibition at the Guildhall
Hull City Council’s Making Changes for Careers (MC4C) programme is proud to announce that the Neurodiverse and Care Experienced Christmas Exhibition is taking place at the Guildhall on Friday 12th December 2025.
Continue readingHull City Council steps up awareness for Private Fostering Week 2025
Hull City Council is marking this week’s Private Fostering Week 2025 by raising awareness of what private fostering is, why families and carers must notify the council, and the support available to ensure children in private fostering arrangements are safe and well cared for.
Continue readingAnnual Christmas service to be held
The annual Christmas remembrance service will be held at Chanterlands Crematorium later this month.
Continue readingHull operator set to ‘Fill the Bus’ for local children this Christmas
Hull bus operator, Stagecoach East Midlands, is set to tour the city, this week, gathering gifts from generous local people and businesses.
Continue readingSecond helping of Scandinavian Market at Danish Church
Hundreds of Yuletide revellers braved the driving rain to splash out on festive delights as the Danish Church in Hull opened its doors for the Scandinavian Christmas Market.
Continue readingYoung entrepreneurs learn lessons from legends at awards night
Bodybuilding champ, movie star and politician Arnie Schwarzenegger, Aussie rugby union legend John Eales and martial arts icon Bruce Lee all provided inspiration for a business audience at a celebration of the success of the region’s young entrepreneurs.
Continue readingHullBID Awards will celebrate the best of city centre businesses in style
HullBID has begun the countdown to its annual awards with a full house of sponsors eager to recognise and reward their city centre colleagues for another year of hard work and outstanding achievement.
Continue readingHelping customers in Yorkshire and the Humber stay warm and well this winter
As the cost-of-living continues to impact households across the UK, Places for People (PfP), the UK’s leading social enterprise, is reinforcing its commitment to supporting customers and communities through its annual Winter Ready Campaign.
Continue readingSponsor a seat in Middle Child’s new theatre
Middle Child are inviting people and businesses to sponsor a seat in their new studio theatre at 69 Humber Street in Hull.
Continue readingHull expands support for families with new Healthy Start vitamin pilot
Hull City Council is strengthening its support for pregnant women, new parents and young children with the launch of a new vitamin distribution pilot across three Family Hubs, building on two years of innovative work to increase uptake of the NHS Healthy Start scheme.
Continue readingReplica Kenneth Carter panel recreated for Queen’s Gardens
A newly carved stone relief panel has been installed in Queen’s Gardens, completing a historic series of artworks originally commissioned in 1961.
Continue readingLocal charity launches bereavement booklet as national ‘Just Say Something’ campaign highlights need for open conversation
Fitmums and Friends, a local charity dedicated to supporting community wellbeing, today announced the launch of their new booklet, “You’re Not Alone,” a unique resource for children who have lost a loved one. The launch is timely, coinciding with the national call to action to speak openly about grief, spurred by the ongoing “Just Say Something” campaign across national media.
Continue readingHull bus operator drives forward with double UK Customer Satisfaction Awards finalist spot
Stagecoach, parent of Hull bus operator Stagecoach East Midlands, has achieved an historic milestone by being shortlisted as a finalist for the first time ever at the prestigious UK Customer Satisfaction Awards 2026, receiving nominations in two categories.
Continue readingNominations sought for Hull bravery award – Amy Johnson Cup for Courage
Entries are being encouraged for a prize named after an aviation pioneer who hailed from Hull.
Continue readingDynamic duo explore Hull’s Maritime Museum in latest edition of Maritime Tales comic
To mark National Illustration Day on Friday 28th November, the penultimate edition of the popular Maritime Tales comic series, titled “Removing the (G)rime of These Ancient Mariners”, is now available.
Continue readingStanding ovation for Hull young people at Creative Voice Youth Arts Festival
Sixteen young members of Just Drama Youth Theatre, based at Andrew Marvell Youth Centre, delivered a 35-minute performance to an audience of more than 60 family members, friends and supporters – with many of the audience were so impressed, they gave the group a standing ovation.
Continue readingThe Smiths’ Mike Joyce Heads to Yorkshire for Independent Venue Week
Pocklington Arts Centre will once again be participating in Independent Venue Week and delighting music lovers with two very special shows.
Continue readingPreparations begin for festive weekend in Hull
Details of Hull’s bumper Christmas weekend have now been revealed as the build for this weekend’s event have started in the city centre.
Continue readingThe Herd Theatre wins Audience Impact & Innovation Award in Fantastic for Families Awards 2025
The Herd Theatre has been recognised by the national Family Arts Campaign for their outstanding contribution to family-friendly arts and culture in 2024-25.
Continue readingPeach Hampers Triumphs at the Yorkshire & Humberside Family Business Awards 2025
Peach Hampers, the Hull-based family business known for its beautifully bespoke gift hampers, is celebrating success after being named winner of the Retail Innovators Award at the Yorkshire & Humberside Family Business Awards 2025.
Continue readingHumber Rescue Gala raises £110,000 as 20-year rescue reunion takes centre stage
Humber Rescue, the UK’s busiest independent lifeboat station, answering more than 130 emergency callouts every year, has raised an outstanding £110,000 at its second annual Gala Ball on Saturday 22nd November.
Continue readingSqueeze announce Hull Connexin Live date on 2026 Tried, Tested and Trixies Tour
Following the announcement of their new studio album Trixies, British legends Squeeze announce the most ambitious UK tour of their 50+ year career, which includes a performance at Hull’s Connexin Live on 19th November 2026.
Continue readingDoctor Hannibal will see you now: Silence of the Lambs heads to Hull New Theatre
Hull Theatres are thrilled to announce a new chapter in the legacy of The Silence of the Lambs, as the global cultural phenomenon prepares to make its world stage play premiere next year.
Continue readingHull bus operator ready for judges’ verdict in six prestigious awards categories
Hull bus operator, Stagecoach East Midlands, is set to find out whether it has won the top prizes after being shortlisted in a remarkable six categories at one of the most prestigious awards schemes in the UK bus industry.
Continue readingQuickline Communications appoints new Chief Commercial Officer to drive next phase of growth
Quickline Communications has announced the appointment of Becki Smith as its new Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), marking the first executive appointment by CEO Mark Bowden since his arrival earlier this year.
Continue readingHull joins UK Music Charter
The newly launched charter offers Hull a practical framework to amplify its music ecosystem, unlock investment, and deliver inclusive cultural impact.
Continue readingHow green taxis are changing Hull’s streets for the better
Green taxis are now a regular sight in Hull, reflecting a wider move across the UK toward cleaner taxi models. There are a significant number of licensed taxis and private hire vehicles nationwide, and more fleets are moving away from diesel.
Continue readingCreativity, confidence and community spirit celebrated at Hull’s Youth Work Week
Hull City Council marked Youth Work Week 2025 with a celebration of the creativity, confidence and community spirit shown by young people across the city. Held from 3–9 […]
Continue readingFoundations Live 2025 builds record numbers
One of the largest free construction trade and careers event in Yorkshire, Foundations Live 2025, returned to Bishop Burton College last month – and it marked the biggest and most successful event in its history.
Continue readingBeloved Fruit Market restaurant Butler Whites reopens under new ownership and management
Butler Whites has officially reopened its doors in Hull’s Fruit Market, welcoming guests back. The beloved restaurant, now led by local owners, has already begun attracting diners with its refined approach to modern British cuisine, warm atmosphere and a renewed focus on exceptional hospitality.
Continue readingRecognising the volunteers who go the extra mile
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust is proudly supported by a team of volunteers who give their time to support staff and patients across a wide range of health care services. These volunteers were recognised for their contributions at the Trust’s Volunteer Awards event held in Willerby this November.
Continue readingBeal calls on landowners to join forces with housebuilder to meet new homes challenge
The Chief Executive of East Yorkshire-based Beal Homes has urged landowners to come forward and work with the leading regional housebuilder to meet the challenge of developing many more much-needed new homes.
Continue readingHull Royal Infirmary’s Harry Ross scoops Chief Nurse award
A Health Care Assistant at Hull Royal Infirmary has received a national award from England’s top nurse for his compassion towards patients.
Continue readingYorkshire Wolds poultry business wins two local business awards
The team at an East Yorkshire poultry business is celebrating after winning two categories of a regional business award that celebrates excellence, innovation, and outstanding achievements in the business community.
Continue readingHTAE Apprentice of the Year goes to…
Hull Training and Adult Education’s (HTAE) Apprentice of the Year 2025 is Declan Lill.
Continue readingTemporary tractor loan keeps Humber Rescue ready for action
One of Britain’s busiest independent lifeboat stations, Humber Rescue, is ready for action despite a major mechanical failure that temporarily put its main launch tractor out of service.
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