Major improvement work is to be carried out in two arterial routes in the west of the city. Hessle Road and Anlaby Road will be […]
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University of Hull secures over £100k for new estuary flooding research
The 2013 storm surge which caused flooding to over 400 properties across Hull and East Yorkshire could have been much worse had it happened several […]
Continue readingMAGIC projects gather residents’ views on rainwater management
A community research project led by the University of Sheffield is seeking city residents’ thoughts about rainwater management in urban areas, with a focus on […]
Continue readingHumber to unite in drive towards zero-carbon future at innovative digital summit
The Humber will unite in the drive towards a zero-carbon future at the region’s first fully immersive digital event of its kind. The Waterline […]
Continue readingLuxury bike buses arrive on the region’s roads
Hull and East Yorkshire will become one of the first areas in the country to have bike-friendly buses, in a £2m investment by one of […]
Continue readingNew RE-USE project to sell quality unwanted electrical household items
An innovative new shop aimed at boosting the reuse of unwanted but good quality domestic appliances has opened today (Friday 24 July) in Marfleet Lane, […]
Continue readingRoadmap to 2027 carbon neutrality for university to be detailed
The University of Hull’s vision to become carbon neutral by 2027 will be mapped out in a detailed strategic masterplan in partnership with Siemens. Siemens […]
Continue readingSpring Bank and Ferensway next in line for cycle lane upgrades
Work to install pop-up cycle lanes in Spring Bank and Ferensway will begin in the next few weeks. The Spring Bank scheme will include converting […]
Continue readingDown to Earth Hull offering a range of practical workshops
Down to Earth Hull, a community growing and conservation group, are launching a series of 10 practical workshops across a broad range of conservation and […]
Continue readingHow COVID-19 pandemic has changed our perceptions of plastic
COVID-19 has “changed peoples’ perceptions of plastic,” says University Professor, as the pandemic leads to a surge in its consumption. In recent months, the public […]
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