Colleagues at Yorkshire Building Society’s Hull branch have launched a collection for Hull Women’s Aid by inviting colleagues, members and local people to donate Christmas […]
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Could you take on a challenge to help someone rebuild their life? Local charity in Hull calls to act this World Homeless Day
Ahead of World Homeless Day on Saturday 10th October, Emmaus Hull & East Riding is calling on people across Hull and surrounding areas to come together, raise awareness and help support people who have experienced homelessness.
Continue reading‘Mother Hen’ retires after 58-year council career
A Hull City Council staff member has retired 58 years to the day since she first started working at the Guildhall.
Continue readingCastle Hill celebrates 5,000 robotic surgery procedures at celebration event
Surgical teams at Castle Hill Hospital have celebrated a major milestone at a special event, after completing 5,000 procedures using pioneering robotic technology.
Continue readingCare Home’s Weekly ‘Bun Run’ spreads kindness across Bridlington
A weekly delivery of homemade cakes launched by a Bridlington care home has become a popular local radio fixture – and is helping forge new friendships across the town.
Continue readingHEY Children’s University announces landmark 30th anniversary exhibition in partnership with Artlink Hull | 87 Gallery
Local charity Hull & East Yorkshire Children’s University (HEYCU) has partnered with Artlink Hull | 87 Gallery for an exciting landmark art exhibition to celebrate it’s 30th Anniversary.
Continue readingBaton of Hope is coming to Hull in 2027 and Baton Bearer applications are now open
Local mental health charity Hull and East Yorkshire Mind is delighted to announce that the Baton of Hope will come to Hull on Saturday 18th September 2027, as applications open for local people to become part of its most ambitious UK tour to date.
Continue readingCelebrating the volunteers who make communities stronger
Tickets are now available for the Time2Volunteer Awards 2026, an inspirational afternoon celebrating the volunteers, community groups and organisations whose time, compassion and commitment make communities across Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire stronger.
Continue readingFour finalists for Hessle care home in Great British Care Awards
A Hessle care home is celebrating a remarkable four finalist places in the Great British Care Awards, with recognition spanning dementia care, frontline leadership, management […]
Continue readingAge UK Hull & East Yorkshire CEO recognised at Downing Street reception
Simon Himsworth, Chief Executive of Age UK Hull & East Yorkshire, has attended a special reception at 10 Downing Street in recognition of the charity’s work supporting older people during the summer heatwaves.
Continue readingWaves of Influence raises more than £50,000 for maritime charities at Fishmongers’ Hall
A celebration of women in maritime has raised more than £50,000 in support of seafarers and their families.
Continue readingLuke’s Bakery’s Big ‘Dough-nation’ is back to reward local heroes
Brough-based bread business, Luke’s Bakery is celebrating Sourdough September with the return of its Big ‘Dough-nation’.
Continue readingSerial entrepreneur Jonathan Hick urges businesses to invest in young people with Run With It
Serial entrepreneur Jonathan Hick has called on businesses across the Humber region to get behind education charity Run With It after seeing first-hand the difference its programmes are making to thousands of local children.
Continue readingManaging the estate of a deceased loved one – as a family
No one handles the death of a loved one with ease. Losing someone close to you is one of the cruellest things that live can deliver, and an event that does nothing less than permanently shape your life going forwards. There are a great many emotional knots in the processing of a death – but their existence doesn’t negate the legal responsibility that is often inherited along with the grief.
Continue readingRecord-breaking Bridge to Bridge raises over £50,000 for Sailors’ Children’s Society
Sailors’ Children’s Society’s annual Bridge to Bridge cycling challenge has raised a record-breaking £50,088, bringing the event’s total over the past four years to an incredible £106,982.
Continue readingChildren’s charity in the spotlight as Beal unveils latest luxury show homes
East Yorkshire-based housebuilder Beal Homes has unveiled its latest luxury show homes while raising awareness of the vital work of a children’s charity.
Continue readingBridlington care home serves up a sweet thank you to town’s emergency services
Emergency service workers across Bridlington received a sweet surprise when a local care home delivered homemade treats to thank them for helping keep the community safe.
Continue readingIt’s time to get prepared, it’s time to make a Will
Local charity Dove House Hospice are launching their Make a Will appeal, which runs from 5th to 16th October, and encouraging local people take the time to think about their future planning, and write a Will as part of the scheme between.
Continue readingCharity firewalk set to raise funds for local causes
Local charities are calling on fundraisers to take on the Big Hull Charity Firewalk and raise money for good causes across the region this September.
Continue readingFirst midwifery apprentices appointed at Humber Health Partnership
Three aspiring midwives are preparing to take the next step in their careers, after becoming the first ever midwifery apprentices recruited at Humber Health Partnership.
Continue readingHull’s Recycling Revolution pilot unveiled, urging residents to recycle their electricals
Pilot supported by local charity Refurbit, providing recycling collections at community spaces across Hull.
Continue readingBridlington care home celebrates everyday heroes with superhero party
Residents, families and team members at a Bridlington care home donned their capes for a superhero-themed celebration in support of Alzheimer’s Society.
Continue readingHome Instead Charities makes a grant award to local community group
Home Instead Charities, a UK charity dedicated to reducing isolation and loneliness in ageing adults has recently awarded a grant of £500 to local group Senior Tigers Club, a social group for older supporters of Hull City FC.
Continue readingFind out more about new bus service changes and improvements in Hull
Representatives from the Hull Bus Alliance will be hosting a drop-in event on Wednesday 9th September 2026 in Queen Victoria Square to answer any questions bus users may have about service changes that are being rolled out across the city in September.
Continue readingEssential improvement works to support Hull Heat Network
Hull City Council will begin essential improvement works next week as part of the Hull Heat Network, which will provide low-carbon heating and hot water to city centre buildings.
Continue readingNew life-saving equipment donated to Burton Constable’s Parkland
New emergency equipment donated by Humberside Search and Rescue (HUMBSAR) and HFR Solutions Community Interest Company will help strengthen safety and emergency preparedness across Burton Constable’s 330 acres of historic parkland.
Continue readingHull’s new app rewards residents for walking, cycling, or catching the bus or train
A new rewards app has officially launched in Hull turning everyday walks, cycle rides, and public transport trips into high-street shopping vouchers and charitable donations.
Continue readingHull Women and Children’s Hospital locked overnight
Hull Women and Children’s Hospital will be locked overnight as an additional security measure to protect families from next week.
Continue readingSummer School inspires next generation of NHS healthcare professionals
Young people interested in careers in healthcare have been given a valuable insight into the world of nursing, thanks to a successful two-day Summer School. […]
Continue readingAdult cycle training programme sees another year of increased participation
A cycle training programme in Hull has enjoyed a third successive year of growth in terms of the number of people in the city choosing […]
Continue readingHull Trains colleagues walk operator’s 280-mile route to raise thousands for brain injury charity
A team of dedicated Hull Trains colleagues have successfully completed an extraordinary fundraising challenge, raising nearly £6,000 by walking the rail operator’s entire route from Hull to […]
Continue readingHumber Wellbeing Hub is here for everyone
Humber Wellbeing Hub provides community-based mental health and wellbeing support for adults, young people aged 11+, and families throughout Hull and the East Riding.
Continue readingNew animation created by families of children with additional needs who require Postural Care
Postural Care is the term used to describe protecting and supporting the posture and spine of people with physical disabilities, movement difficulties or neurological conditions. It uses specialised positioning and equipment across the day and night to prevent physical distortion, pain and reduce secondary health complications.
Continue readingWillerby team members and suppliers tee off together for charity golf day
Leading holiday home manufacturer Willerby has brought colleagues and suppliers together for a charity golf day to raise funds for two vital charities.
Continue readingLocal contractor to undertake next phase of Freetown Way Scheme
Hull City Council has appointed PBS Construction Limited to undertake the next phase of a major scheme that will restore two lanes of traffic in each direction on Freetown Way as well as providing improved off-road cycling facilities.
Continue readingRobotic surgery team at Castle Hill Hospital mark 5,000th patient milestone
Hull University Teaching Hospitals is celebrating a major milestone after its 5,000th patient underwent innovative robotic surgery.
Continue readingConstruction firm donates thousands to East Riding community projects
A Hull-based construction firm has invested over £28,000 into community projects across Hull and the East Riding, delivering a trio of schemes designed to enhance local facilities and support grassroots organisations.
Continue readingPocklington man, 100, five years on from TAVI heart procedure at Castle Hill Hospital
A 100-year-old man is still walking a mile most days and is planning his next week-long fishing trips five years after undergoing a heart procedure at Castle Hill Hospital.
Continue readingLocal charity seeks experienced finance professional to join their Board
Emmaus Hull & East Riding is looking for a new trustee with experience in finance and accounting to join its Board and help support the charity’s continued development and long-term sustainability.
Continue readingHull stays top of national rankings for children’s cycle training in England
Hull has again been confirmed as the top place in the country for the delivery of cycle training to children, according to new figures from The Bikeability Trust.
Continue readingNew website unites research into young people’s perspectives on safety and violence across Humberside
‘Youth Connect,’ an online hub showcasing youth voice activity in the Humber area, officially launches on International Youth Day.
Continue readingFunds raised to support Bridlington RNLI’s lifesaving work as community enjoys dog show in the sunshine
Hundreds of local residents and holidaymakers turned out to support a community charity dog show hosted by the RNLI and Aldgate Vets, raising money to support the Bridlington RNLI’s lifesaving work.
Continue reading‘Trust of the Year’: Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust shortlisted at HSJ Awards 2026
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust has been shortlisted in the category of Trust of the Year at the Health Service Journal (HSJ) Awards 2026. This award category considers every aspect of the organisation and recognises excellence across the board.
Continue readingFoxglove Bespoke Care & Support celebrates first anniversary of community hub supporting adults with learning disabilities and autism
A community hub that is giving adults with learning disabilities and autism more choice, more independence and a genuine voice in the activities they take […]
Continue readingPatient with COPD first for ‘biologic therapy’
A woman with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder (COPD) has become the first in East Yorkshire to benefit from a new injection to prevent frequent hospital admissions.
Continue readingKCOM goes Platinum for HEY Children’s University to mark charity’s 30th year
Hull and East Yorkshire Children’s University is delighted to announce that KCOM has become an official Platinum Partner, marking a new chapter in a partnership that has helped inspire local children and young people for over a decade.
Continue readingFree summer bus travel for kids + discount journeys for 16-19-year-olds in Hull and the East Riding
Families travelling across Hull and the East Riding this summer will benefit from free bus travel for children, with the region’s two bus operators both signing up to the Government’s ‘Great British Summer Savings Scheme’.
Continue readingParagon Square war memorials transformed after specialist conservation clean
A specialist cleaning programme to restore Hull’s war memorials has been completed, with a second phase of improvement works now underway on the surrounding pavements. Contracted by Hull […]
Continue readingThe Alec Gill and Giroscope International Photography Competition launches with a call to explore ‘HOME’
Giroscope is launching The Alec Gill and Giroscope International Photography Competition, a new global photography award and exhibition programme created as part of Giroscope’s 40th anniversary celebrations.
Continue readingGirls of Achievement event inspires more than 80 hull schoolgirls to dream big
Local charity Hull & East Yorkshire Children’s University joined forces with networking organisation Women in Business to deliver an inspiring Girls of Achievement event, encouraging more than 80 Year 6 girls from across Hull to explore a world of future career opportunities.
Continue readingPatient fundraising for Health Stars Charity to thank NHS Trust for his care
A patient from Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust is taking on two running challenges to ‘give back’ to the Trust that’s supported his mental health recovery and fundraising for their Trust Charity Health Stars.
Continue readingChildren’s Neurodiversity project shortlisted for three prestigious Nursing Times Awards
The project known as ‘Core Needs’ was developed by Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust’s Neurodiversity team and has now been shortlisted in three categories of the Nursing Times Awards 2026, on top of a recent shortlisting in the HSJ Patient Safety Awards.
Continue readingRoyal recognition for partners, families and supporters of Sailors’ Children’s Society
Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, Patron of Sailors’ Children’s Society since 2003, joined the charity, its partners, supporters and families at Hotham Hall on 19th June for a special celebration recognising those who help transform the lives of children and families from seafaring backgrounds.
Continue readingHull set to become regional hub for advanced diagnostic molecular imaging
Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (HUTH) and Novartis have entered into a collaborative partnership to support diagnostic molecular imaging services and the newly launched Molecular Imaging Research Centre (MIRC) in Hull.
Continue readingNominations open for Time2Volunteer Awards 2026
Communities across Hull and East Yorkshire are being invited to shine a light on the incredible contributions of local volunteers through the Time2Volunteer Awards 2026. The annual awards celebrate the individuals, groups and organisations who go above and beyond to make a difference, often without recognition, by giving their time, skills and energy to support others and strengthen communities.
Continue readingFootball legend Stuart Pearce backs Hearing Dogs’ appeal for volunteer puppy trainers in Hull
Football legend Stuart Pearce has teamed up with Yorkshire-based charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, which trains life-changing hearing assistance dogs, to launch a new campaign encouraging people to volunteer as a hearing dog puppy trainer.
Continue readingHull military, veterans and cadets offered free travel to events this Armed Forces Weekend
Serving military, veterans, and cadets, in Hull, are set to get free travel this Armed Forces Day weekend, Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th June, under an agreement announced by a major local bus operator.
Continue readingLord Mayor’s Civic Service to take place
The annual Lord Mayor’s Civic Service will take place at Hull Minster later this week.
Continue readingHull hospitals offer new treatment to patients with severe nasal condition
Patients with a severe nasal condition causing a persistent blocked nose, loss of smell and taste and disrupted sleep are among the first in the country to be offered a revolutionary new treatment.
Continue readingScene but not Heard — Revealing Hull’s working class Drag and LGBTQIA+ performance histories
Did you know that in the 70s, 80s and 90s, pubs and working men’s clubs in the HU3 docklands area of Hull had a drag and queer performance scene that held a top spot in the north of England, alongside Manchester?
Continue readingArmed Forces Day to be celebrated in Hull
Hull will turn red, white and blue next weekend as Armed Forces Day is celebrated in the city centre.
Continue readingThe Ecology of Books: Why We Keep Collecting Worlds
An article by Holly Stark, North Lincolnshire writer and MA Creative Writing graduate, University of Hull.
Continue readingGig Buddies Hull & East Yorkshire wins the Local Music Cities Impact Award 2026
Music Cities awards celebrate the world’s most inspiring music cities projects using music to create stronger, safer and more connected cities.
Continue readingLaw firm expands 38-year charity golf day with south bank launch
A charity golf day that has raised more than £150,000 over almost 40 years is set to raise even more with its first event on the south bank of the Humber.
Continue readingFormer patient reflects on changes in mental health care in new NHS podcast
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust is launching a new podcast series that shares the real stories and experiences behind people’s health and care journeys.
Continue readingHumber NHS Trust shortlisted for two national Patient Safety Awards
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust has been shortlisted for two projects at the 2026 HSJ Patient Safety Awards.
Continue readingHull Truck Theatre celebrates first year as Theatre of Sanctuary
Hull Truck Theatre are celebrating one year since they announced their coveted ‘Theatre of Sanctuary’ status during Refugee Week 2025. As the only theatre in the East Yorkshire and Humber area to achieve this prestigious accreditation, the theatre has prioritised embedding learnings into all areas of their organisation – from programming, audience development, participation and partnerships.
Continue reading“I don’t know why other kids can ignore that stuff, I just know that I can’t” – Children bring sensory differences to life through new school animation
A new animation co-produced and voiced by local young people is helping schools better understand sensory differences and create more inclusive learning environments in Hull and East Riding.
Continue readingSellout Yorkshire Wolds sportive attracts 320 riders
320 cyclists from all over the country took part in the 10th Sundown 60 sportive at Wold Top Brewery recently.
Continue readingHull charity receives key funding boost from Yorkshire Building Society Charitable Foundation
A local charity, which offers a safe space for local women and their children, has received a funding boost after being nominated by colleagues of the Yorkshire Building Society branch in Hull.
Continue readingHull Trains team to walk the rail operator’s 250-mile route to raise money for vital local charity
A group of adventurous Hull Trains colleagues are taking on a unique challenge to raise money for the rail operator’s charity of the year, P.A.U.L For Brain Recovery. Team members will be walking the rail […]
Continue readingFoxglove Supported Living celebrates 10 years of bespoke specialist care and support across Hull and the East Riding
Foxglove Supported Living is proudly celebrating 10 years of delivering specialist supported living homes to people across Hull and the East Riding.
Continue readingYorkshire Cancer Research thanks volunteers for vital contributions to life-saving cancer research in Yorkshire
To mark Volunteers’ Week (1 – 7 June 2026), Yorkshire Cancer Research celebrated the hundreds of volunteers who play a vital role in making ground-breaking discoveries and progress in cancer research in Yorkshire possible.
Continue readingRugby World Cup winner Matt Dawson MBE announced as Headline Speaker for Sports Lunch Hull
Sailors’ Children’s Society is delighted to announce that Rugby World Cup winner, broadcaster and entrepreneur Matt Dawson MBE will be the headline speaker at this year’s sold-out Sports Lunch Hull.
Continue reading£100k upgrade for Hull Maternity Triage Unit
Hull’s Maternity Triage Unit is to undergo a £100,000 upgrade to offer advice and assessment of concerns during pregnancy and early labour.
Continue readingBig Charity Giveaway delivers £36,750 to support Hull communities
Communities across Hull are set to benefit from a £36,750 boost through the Jane Tomlinson Appeal’s ‘Big Charity Giveaway’, bringing much-needed support to some of the city’s most vulnerable and disadvantaged.
Continue readingPride Month in Hull: The Queer Future is Already Here
An article by Holly Stark, North Lincolnshire writer and MA Creative Writing graduate, University of Hull.
Continue readingHelp make Winterton a first aid town
Residents across Winterton are being invited to take part in a new community initiative that could help save lives.
Continue readingCelebrate Pride season 2026 with Hull Truck Theatre
June marks the start of Pride Month in the UK and this year’s Pride Season at Hull Truck Theatre will celebrate the work of LGBTQ+ people with a variety of new writing, comedy, drag, puppetry, musical numbers and burlesque.
Continue readingProvocative Pots: New ceramics by Chris Turrell and Simon Dredge
To celebrate 25 Years of Gay Pride in Hull 2026, at a time when identity, memory, and cultural history remain fiercely contested, Studio Eleven Gallery presents Provocative Pots — a bold new exhibition of ceramic works by Liverpool-based artists Chris Turrell and Simon Dredge. Through clay, porcelain, glaze, image, and narrative, the exhibition confronts the enduring overlap of queerness, visibility, politics, and survival.
Continue readingGive your time in Hull: Local charity shop welcomes new volunteers
Emmaus Hull & East Riding is inviting local people to volunteer in its charity shops and support the organisation’s work helping individuals who have experienced homelessness rebuild their lives.
Continue readingHull and East Yorkshire Mind launches new counselling service
A new counselling and therapy service has launched across Hull and East Yorkshire, aiming to help people access professional mental health support quicker and avoid the long waits often associated with traditional pathways.
Continue readingLittle Owls Nursery celebrates 10 years and is looking for passionate staff to join the team
Little Owls day nursery, which is owned and run by Dove House Hospice to raise funds for the charity, is celebrating 10 years since it first started looking after children at the original Chamberlain Road site.
Continue readingFree fish and chips served up for charity in Hull
Smales and Sailors’ Children’s Society are bringing a taste of the seaside back to Hull city centre this National Fish and Chip Day, with a huge fundraising celebration planned for Friday 5th June in Queen’s Gardens.
Continue readingPocklington Together: A Celebration of Volunteers
Pocklington Arts Centre is set to unveil a new photography exhibition celebrating the many individuals who generously give their time to support the local community.
Continue readingRefugee Week 2026 events in Hull
Taking place from 15th to 21st June, this year’s Refugee Week theme is courage.
Continue readingQueen’s Gardens transformation complete as city centre green space fully reopens
Queen’s Gardens will fully reopen to the public from Friday 28th May, marking the completion of a £21m investment to repair, transform and futureproof Hull city centre’s most important green space.
Continue readingCaremark Hull & East Riding powers greener home care with new eBike fleet
Caremark Hull & East Riding is rethinking the way home care is delivered locally after expanding its fleet of eBikes to help reduce emissions and make journeys between customer visits more efficient.
Continue readingHEY Charity Awards shine a spotlight on ‘everyday local heroes’ across Hull and East Yorkshire
Charities, grassroots community groups and volunteers from across Hull and East Yorkshire were celebrated at the inaugural HEY Charity Awards, an evening dedicated to recognising the people and organisations quietly transforming local lives every day.
Continue readingSupporting healthier workplaces across Hull and East Yorkshire
Local NHS charity Health Stars is inviting employers, managers and staff from across the region to attend a new Workforce Wellbeing Exchange event as part of Humber Business Week.
Continue readingHull Trains partners with Age UK Hull and East Yorkshire
Hull Trains partners with Age UK Hull and East Yorkshire to surprise long standing members with a special day out
Continue readingHistoric first Open Gardens event comes to Garden Village
Garden Village will come alive this summer as it hosts its very first Open Gardens event on Saturday 13th June 2026, a vibrant celebration of community, creativity, and the beauty of one of the area’s most charming historic neighbourhoods.
Continue readingJulia Lee receives MBE from Prince William recognising decades of service to rugby league
Rugby league pioneer Julia Lee described accepting her MBE from Prince William at Windsor Castle as “an absolute honour.” Lee – who was born and […]
Continue reading‘Stagecoach Strollers’ get ready to tackle ‘one last’ extreme walking challenge for charity
Two remarkable members of the team at major Hull bus operator, Stagecoach East Midlands, are getting ready to take on one last charity challenge, as they prepare to tackle a walk of 100 kilometres in 24 hours.
Continue readingInterweave win at HSJ Digital Awards for Digital Platform
The Interweave Digital Platform has won in the Driving Interoperability and Standards Through Digital category at the Health Service Journal (HSJ) Awards 2026.
Continue readingVeterans and civilians set off on 306 km coast-to-coast run for mental health
A team of military veterans and civilians has set off from Easington, near Hull, on a 306km non-stop coast-to-coast endurance challenge to raise awareness of veteran mental health.
Continue readingNew therapy space to help children at Hull Royal Infirmary
It’s all change on the second floor of Hull Royal Infirmary to enable hospital teams to deliver a better staff and patient experience.
Continue readingMum transforms heartbreak of losing daughter into support for grieving families
A mum whose baby was stillborn is helping others through grief after setting up a business in her daughter’s memory.
Continue readingBuilding healthier and happier workforces locally with NHS-led event
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust and their Trust charity, Health Stars, are preparing to hold a unique wellbeing event designed to support local businesses and their workforces to lead happier and healthier lives.
Continue readingNew £100,000 bereavement suite at Hull Women and Children’s Hospital
Grieving parents will deliver babies who have died in pregnancy in a new, tranquil setting at Hull Women and Children’s Hospital.
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