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Two projects by Hull Red nominated for the 2026 Music Cities Awards
Hull Red are a small charity making a big impact. They use music and arts to increase social opportunities for adults with learning disabilities.
Continue readingSailors’ Children’s Society launches BookTrust programmes to boost literacy and wellbeing for children in crisis
Sailors’ Children’s Society has launched two national BookTrust programmes, Story Explorers and Letterbox Club, to support younger children on its scheme, helping to build literacy, confidence, and emotional wellbeing.
Continue readingSnowden challenge is a family affair
A student from Hull has persuaded her mum to take on a daunting challenge with her next month, in honour of family members who have served in the armed forces – including her 24-year-old brother.
Continue readingPotty training delays are impacting children’s primary school readiness – but support is available
Potty training has become one of the most common reasons parents seek support for their children.
Continue readingYorkshire and the Humber secondary schools can fundraise to feed hungry children through life-changing charity initiative
Secondary schools in Yorkshire and the Humber can fundraise to feed an entire school of hungry children by signing up for a charity’s life-changing Feed A School initiative.
Continue reading£200k Boost to transform Hull Central Library into ‘Space to Inspire’
Hull Culture and Leisure Library Services has been awarded £203,175 of funding by the DCMS for its ‘Space to Inspire’ project.
Continue readingFirst plans submitted for East Bank Urban Village in Hull
Plans have been submitted for phase one of East Bank Urban Village – one of Hull’s largest ever regeneration projects – which is set to breathe life back into the East Bank of the River Hull through the creation of a sustainable new neighbourhood.
Continue readingKingston Youth Centre benefits from major upgrade
Young people in Hull are already feeling the benefits of new investment at Kingston Youth Centre, as part of a wider programme to improve youth facilities across the city.
Continue readingWillerby teams up with Hull KR for charity parking initiative
Leading holiday homes manufacturer Willerby has teamed up with World Club Challenge-winning Hull Kingston Rovers, based at Sewell Group Craven Park stadium, for a parking initiative with a difference.
Continue readingBuilding Society collecting items for Doorstep of Hull
Colleagues at Hull’s branch of Yorkshire Building Society are collecting donations of toiletries and non-perishable food and drinks in support of Doorstep of Hull, a local charity that supports people experiencing homelessness.
Continue readingSEND Preparation for Adulthood Event returns to support young people planning their next steps
Hull City Council is inviting young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), along with their families and carers, to attend its annual SEND Post-16 Options and Preparation for Adulthood (PFA) event.
Continue readingMaking a difference for our HIV community
HIV-related stigma remains a significant issue for people living with HIV who can face discrimination, harassment, and internalised shame. This can affect people’s mental health and acts as a barrier to accessing vital services.
Continue readingRethinking luxury holidays for neurodivergent travellers
A luxury travel advisor based in East Yorkshire is encouraging a more considered approach to travel planning for neurodivergent individuals.
Continue readingHull event honours Sikh pioneer Sewa Singh Gola and celebrates faith and community
On 4th April 2026, an event held at Hull History Centre brought together members of the local community to celebrate the life and legacy of Sewa Singh Gola, a key figure in the early development of Hull’s Sikh community. Approximately 60 people attended the gathering, which combined remembrance with cultural education and coincided with the Sikh festival of Vaisakhi.
Continue readingBoston Energy names Sailors’ Children’s Society as Charity of the Year with £5,000 fundraising target
Boston Energy has announced Sailors’ Children’s Society as its Charity of the Year, committing to raise at least £5,000 through a series of fundraising activities across the business.
Continue readingHull and East Yorkshire Children’s University teams up with INIT Creative for an unmissable new storytelling series
Something exciting is coming to Hull, and it involves some very recognisable faces.
Continue reading£20,000 legacy fund launched to support long term feral cat welfare across Hull and East Riding
A new £20,000 Hull Feral Cats Legacy Fund has been established to support organisations responding to feral and community cat welfare across Hull and the East Riding.
Continue readingLocal charity Doreen’s expands annual Easter egg giveaway
Doreen’s, a Hull-based charity, is known for bringing joy to children across the community each year with their Easter campaign. Mother-daughter duo Sue and Ashleigh, co-founders of the charity, have delivered a record-breaking 2,900 Easter eggs to local schools this year.
Continue readingHull families invited to free events tackling child car seat safety risks
Hull City Council has teamed up with Safer Roads Humber, Good Egg Safety CIC, and the Police and Crime Commissioner to deliver a series of free child car seat safety events.
Continue readingImprovements to Princes Dock Street now complete
Work to enhance Princes Dock Street and transform it into a more welcoming space is now complete.
Continue readingCollaborative space for voluntary, community and enterprise sectors
Castle Buildings in Hull will transform into a shared base for Hull’s voluntary, community and enterprise sectors, providing a space to collaborate, grow and deliver improved outcomes for residents.
Continue readingCouncil unanimously backs trauma-informed approach to improve services across East Riding
East Riding Council has unanimously supported a motion to review and strengthen trauma-informed practice across its services.
Continue readingAutism Mental Health Support Service praised for helping patients feel ‘listened to and understood’
Thursday 2nd April marks World Autism Awareness Day 2026.
Continue readingHull City Council pays tribute to The New Adelphi Club’s Paul Jackson
Hull City Council is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Paul Jackson, founder of The New Adelphi Club, at the age of 71.
Continue readingBroadband engineers trained to support older residents in pioneering new partnership
Older residents across the East Riding of Yorkshire will soon receive enhanced support when getting connected, thanks to a new collaboration between broadband provider Quickline and Age UK.
Continue readingHumber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust leading the way with digital NHS App pathway
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust has received funding from NHS England to introduce new features that will let patients manage their appointments and visits directly through the NHS App in future.
Continue readingTributes paid to Lord Christopher Haskins
Members of Hull City Council have paid tribute to the late Lord Christopher Haskins, whose death was announced on Monday 30th March.
Continue readingHull Royal Infirmary’s Frailty Team celebrate a decade of helping patients
A hospital team is celebrating 10 years of protecting the independence of older people, helping them to stay out of hospital and in their own homes.
Continue readingMKM launches MKM Foundation to build on 30 years of community support
MKM Building Supplies (MKM), the UK’s proper independent builders’ merchant has announced the launch of the MKM Foundation, a new charitable foundation created to strengthen the business’s long-standing commitment to local communities across the UK.
Continue readingDiscounted bus travel for young people to access Healthy Holidays Hull
The Hull Bus Alliance has announced a discounted fare for young people to help them access the city’s Healthy Holidays programme during the Easter break.
Continue readingRedesign begins on local NHS mental health and learning disability facilities
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust has made the patient-centred decision to remodel their learning disability inpatient facilities at Townend Court and the Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) in Hull.
Continue readingHull Trains releases new episode of successful mental health podcast featuring local star of The Traitors
Hull Trains, recently named Operator of the Year at the renowned Spotlight Rail Awards, is launching a brand new episode of its successful mental health podcast series ‘Moving Minds’.
Continue readingWISHH Baby Loss Appeal raises £100,000 to transform bereavement care at Hull Hospitals
WISHH, the official charity of Hull Hospitals, is proud to announce the successful completion of its Baby Loss Appeal, which has raised £100,000 to enhance bereavement facilities within Hull Women and Children’s Hospital.
Continue readingHumber Rescue learn more from mental health service
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust’s Mental Health Liaison Service team members Grace and Claire recently visited the Humber Rescue team to deliver an informative and engaging session on mental health services available across the Trust. Their visit provided a valuable opportunity to support the brave individuals working in the Humber Rescue team with the mental health of the people they rescue.
Continue readingMeet June Crosby, supporting patients in Hull and the East Riding with visual impairment
It’s a devastating diagnosis which can rob people of their independence.
Continue readingThrive Hull Conference 2026 champions mental health
More than 350 professionals, youth workers, educators and healthcare leaders gathered in Hull on Thursday 19 March for the Thrive Hull Conference 2026: Thriving Minds – Supporting Mental Health for Children and Young People in Hull.
Continue readingSiemens extends partnership with Samaritans
Siemens Mobility has announced the extension of its partnership with Samaritans, the charity dedicated to providing confidential emotional support to anyone in distress or at risk of suicide, after significant engagement and fundraising efforts across the business.
Continue readingLocal NHS Trust reaches top spot for Trusts in England
The National Oversight Framework results are produced by NHS England to provide a national view of how Trusts are performing across a range of measures.
Continue readingNew SEND facility at The Boulevard Academy
A new dedicated SEND unit and resource base has opened at The Boulevard Academy to provide additional support for students with special educational needs.
Continue readingWorks complete to enhance Hull Marina’s waterfront
Work to create a more vibrant, accessible waterfront at Hull Marina has now been completed, transforming a key area along Humber Dock Street and strengthening its connection with the neighbouring Fruit Market.
Continue readingCrime Prevention Fund boosts safety measures across Hull
The latest organisations and communities across Hull that have successfully applied for grants from the Crime Prevention Fund (CPF) have been announced.
Continue readingHull businesses invited to ‘game-changing’ charity event at new immersive sports venue
An educational charity that supports young people across the region is inviting local businesses to take part in a unique fundraising and networking event at Hull’s newest interactive sports venue.
Continue readingRegion’s visitor economy hits record £1bn high as English Tourism Week gets underway
Hull and East Yorkshire’s visitor spend has topped £1 billion, a new independent economic report for the national tourism agency has revealed.
Continue readingCabinet to consider future funding for free school meals in Hull during holiday periods
Senior councillors in Hull are to be asked to consider a recommendation that would continue the provision of free school meals during holiday periods for eligible children.
Continue readingAnnual cycle safety scheme supports Hull school children to stay safe and stay seen
Hundreds of school children across Hull received free cycle safety equipment over the winter months alongside their cycle training as part of an annual initiative.
Continue readingMarketplace event to promote autism acceptance in Hull
A marketplace event designed to promote understanding and acceptance of autism will take place in Hull later this month as part of Autism Acceptance Week.
Continue readingProstate Cancer Awareness Month: Daisy Appeal brings world-class scans to Hull and East Yorkshire
March is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, spotlighting the UK’s most common cancer affecting over 4,000 Yorkshire men yearly. The Daisy Appeal is proud to announce a game-changing step forward in Hull and East Riding.
Continue readingYorkshire residents invited to nominate projects to receive £3,000 from Caremark’s Community Care Fund
Caremark, one of the UK’s leading providers of home care, has opened nominations for its Community Care Fund – a new nationwide initiative designed to support local projects that make a positive difference to people’s lives.
Continue readingEvent to shape Hull’s sporting future
Hull, seen by many as a sporting city, will take steps next week to promote sport in the city up a league.
Continue readingSimpler Recycling: Council’s new waste and recycling web app goes live
Hull City Council has officially launched a new waste and recycling web app, so you never miss a bin day again!
Continue readingCouncil’s commitment to tackling domestic abuse in Hull recognised with gold award
Hull City Council’s Neighbourhoods and Housing team has been awarded gold accreditation from the Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance (DAHA).
Continue readingVisit Hull and Hull Trains launch Kings Cross campaign to inspire short‑break travel to the city
Hull City Council’s Visit Hull team and Hull Trains have unveiled a new advertising campaign across London Kings Cross underground and overground stations, encouraging Londoners and commuters to choose Hull for their next short break.
Continue readingVictoria Pier poll is now open
Hull City Council is asking residents, businesses, and stakeholders to help shape the future of Hull’s much-loved Victoria Pier.
Continue readingHull City Council call on volunteers to join mass litter clean up
The Council is calling on residents to take part in a mass litter pick, to support Keep Britain Tidy’s Great British Spring Clean campaign, which runs from Friday 13th March to Sunday 29th March.
Continue readingZetron UK announces Dove House Hospice as Charity of the Year
Zetron, a global leader in integrated mission critical solutions, today announced Dove House Hospice as Zetron UK’s Charity of the Year for 2026, reinforcing its ongoing commitment to supporting local communities.
Continue readingFootball legend Robbie Fowler to headline first Sailors’ Children’s Society Sports Lunch Liverpool
Football icon Robbie Fowler will headline Hull-based Sailors’ Children’s Society’s first Sports Lunch in Liverpool, bringing one of the city’s most famous sporting figures to a major new fundraiser for seafaring families.
Continue readingSimpler Recycling: Council launches free resources to help children learn about recycling
Hull City Council has launched free, ready to use recycling resources, designed to make learning about waste simple for children both at school and at home.
Continue readingHull hospitals offer new service for patients with frailty
Patients with frailty are avoiding unnecessary stays in hospital, thanks to a specialist unit at Hull Royal Infirmary.
Continue readingInspiring Hull Ladies Lunch raises £50,613 for Sailors’ Children’s Society and Smile Foundation
A new record-breaking £50,613 has been raised for charity following the Ladies Lunch held on Friday 6th March 2026 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Hull.
Continue readingNHS Trust hosts sixth form psychology students for interactive event
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust is committed to building an enduring future in mental health. Psychologists are a vital part of the system and this week the Trust welcomed 45 psychology students from Wyke 6th Form College for an inspiring and informative event with psychological staff in the Trust.
Continue readingChildren’s charity to celebrate 30 years with landmark takeover exhibition at Artlink Hull | 87 Gallery
Hull and East Yorkshire Children’s University (HEYCU) and Artlink Hull | 87 Gallery have announced a commemorative art exhibition to celebrate HEYCU’s 30th anniversary milestone.
Continue readingMajor Hull bus operator urges charities to apply for Community Grants
Major Hull bus operator, Stagecoach East Midlands, has encouraged charities and community groups across the region to apply for support through its ongoing Community Grants programme.
Continue readingPeople’s Postcode Lottery players in Yorkshire and the Humber help school feeding charity hit £7 million milestone
Thanks to players, including those in Yorkshire and the Humber, 478,968 children now receive nutritious school meals.
Continue readingC.H.O.M.P. is supported as Hull bus operator makes ‘neighbourly grant’
Stagecoach, the parent of major Hull bus operator, Stagecoach East Midlands, has supported a local community organisation, which aims to help local people meet their essential food needs, as part of a scheme to distribute community grants across the UK.
Continue readingNew chapter for HEY! Volunteers as they head into communities
HEY! Volunteering is growing its work across Hull’s neighbourhoods, bringing creative support into local venues.
Continue readingMore than 1,500 local people involved in Hull’s first-ever ‘Our City’ celebration
Processions, open-air performance and low-noise fireworks finale to transform Queen Victoria Square on Saturday 14th March.
Continue readingNational Lottery funding propels HEY Confident Futures toward a decade of leadership support
HEY Confident Futures has secured three more years of funding, safeguarding and expanding vital leadership support for charities, community groups and cultural organisations across Hull and East Yorkshire.
Continue readingHull communities come together at civic Iftar event
Residents from all faiths, cultures and backgrounds came together in Hull during the month of Ramadan at the city’s second large-scale, open community Iftar.
Continue readingAge UK and Hull bus operator celebrate year of charity fundraising
Stagecoach East Midlands, and Age UK are celebrating a year of fund-raising in the region, which has raised over £3,200 for the charity’s work.
Continue readingHull Best Start Family Hubs achieve UNICEF Baby Friendly Initiative Stage 2 accreditation
Hull Best Start Family Hubs have officially achieved Stage 2 accreditation from the UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative, marking an important milestone in the city’s work to support families and provide high-quality infant feeding and parent-infant relationship care.
Continue readingHumber and North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance launches community engagement roadshow to raise awareness about prostate cancer
Humber and North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance will hold a number of community engagement events across the region during March to raise awareness about prostate cancer.
Continue readingHumber frontline leaders to drive 10‑year plan for young people
A gathering of 160 youth sector professionals took place at the University of Hull on Wednesday 25 February to discuss the challenges facing young people in the region and what the government’s new National Youth Strategy means for local services.
Continue readingWISHH transform staff areas in one of biggest ever projects
Almost £200,000 is being invested in revamping staff facilities across Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, in one of WISHH’s biggest ever projects.
Continue readingTracey Dennison named UK Menopause Nurse of the Year for the second year running as clinic also recognised across national categories
“We want women to know more, expect better and feel confident seeking regulated, expert support during menopause.”
Continue readingHave your say on future SEND support
The Government has launched a national consultation about improving support for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Continue readingHull City Council marks four years since Russian invasion of Ukraine
Hull City Council will stand in solidarity with Ukraine as the country marks four years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion.
Continue readingHow to create a purpose-driven retirement
Retiring often has a lot of connotations that go with it. People may imagine that it’s time to slow down, get their slippers out and age quietly. However, that cannot be farther from the truth.
Continue readingBuilding Society colleagues collecting items for Cherry Tree Community Centre’s Youth Hub
Colleagues at Hull’s branch of Yorkshire Building Society are collecting donations, including arts and craft materials, sensory toys, sweets and snacks to support a local youth club for 10-18 year olds in Beverley.
Continue readingLiam Foster takes on Hull to Liverpool cycle for MND Association
Local fundraiser, Liam Foster, is due to take on his toughest challenge to date for the MND Association.
Continue readingPerennially popular Pub to Pub Walk returns in summer to benefit local good causes
The much-loved Pub to Pub Walk, hosted by Dove House Hospice will once again return to the local area on Saturday 6th June, aiming to raise awareness and proceeds for the hospice and other local causes across Hull and East Yorkshire.
Continue readingDove House Hospice opens revamped café
Dove House Hospice is proud to announce the reopening of its onsite café after a significant refurbishment and rebrand.
Continue readingTinsel Tree Trot shimmers with success for Dove House Hospice
A festive fundraising campaign involving thousands of children across Hull and East Yorkshire has raised a record-breaking sum for Dove House Hospice.
Continue readingThe Ship Inn Hull takes a stand against period poverty
The Ship Inn, located at 43 Hodgson Street, is proud to announce a new initiative to combat period poverty by providing free female sanitary products for all customers.
Continue readingTigers Trust raises over £16,000 at A Question of Sport community event
The Tigers Trust were thrilled to welcome a record breaking sold out crowd to the Kingston Suite at the MKM Stadium on Thursday 5th February for their annual A Question of Sport fundraising event.
Continue readingHull City Council publishes Adult Social Care Plan for 2026-2028
Hull City Council has published its Adult Social Care Plan for 2026-2028, setting out how the council will support adults across the city to live fulfilling lives, now and in the future.
Continue readingSimpler Recycling: Weekly food and garden waste collections set to launch in Hull from March 2026
Hull City Council is preparing to introduce Simpler Recycling, a new government‑led policy designed to make recycling clearer and more consistent across the country.
Continue readingThousands attend more than 240 Healthy Holidays activities this winter
The latest Healthy Holidays Hull winter programme has been a fantastic success, reaching 5,185 children, young people, and families across the city during the winter break.
Continue readingHull’s Cross Keys pub and local community raise £63,000 for charity in last year
A community pub in Hull is celebrating after playing a major role in helping Craft Union Pub Company raise more than £1 million for charity for the second year running, thanks to the incredible efforts of its locals, volunteers and wider community.
Continue readingMAMA Pregnancy Passports introduced by midwives in Hull, Goole, Scunthorpe and Grimsby
Pregnant? Hospital midwives in Hull, Scunthorpe, Grimsby and Goole have introduced MAMA Pregnancy Passports to help you throughout your pregnancy journey.
Continue readingEmmaus Hull & East Riding celebrates 10-year milestone
Local homelessness charity, Emmaus Hull & East Riding has celebrated ten years with a special event at its residential community in Hull.
Continue readingChildren’s Mental Health Week: Helping young people to ‘belong’
Children’s Mental Health Week 2026 is focussing on a sense of belonging with the theme of ‘This is My Place’. Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust provide a broad range of mental health services for children and young people to support healthy futures and brighter lives.
Continue readingAnnual quiz night in Hull boosts Lord Mayor’s chosen charities
The Trevor Stark Memorial Trophy will once again be up for grabs when an annual quiz night to benefit the Lord Mayor’s Charity Appeal Fund is staged at the Guildhall next month.
Continue readingNew supported living service opens in Hull
Hull City Council has welcomed the opening of a new supported living service providing high-quality homes and personalised support for people with mental health and learning disabilities.
Continue readingEvery child in the East Riding deserves a place to thrive
As Children’s Mental Health Week is marked under the theme “This Is My Place,” Liberal Democrats in the East Riding are renewing their call for urgent action to ensure every child has access to safe, supportive spaces where they can grow, feel valued, and truly belong.
Continue readingValentine’s Day football campaign takes aim at domestic abuse across the Humber region
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside (OPCC) is launching a bold new Valentine’s Day campaign at Hull, Grimsby and Scunthorpe football grounds to drive home the message that abuse is never acceptable and help is available.
Continue readingBudget proposals: Leader sets out plans for “delivering a better city for the people of Hull”
Hull City Council has published the Leader’s proposed budget for 2026/27.
Continue readingHeadscarf Hustle returns in March
Local charity and athletics club, Fitmums & Friends is hosting the third Headscarf Hustle in March. Open to all, the Headscarf Hustle is a fun and friendly, 5k run/walk in honour of Hull’s Headscarf Revolutionaries. This year it takes place along the River Humber starting at The Deep.
Continue readingNew community sensory area at Ings Library thanks to HTAE learners
Level 1 Painting and Decorating learners from Hull Training and Adult Education (HTAE) have been putting their skills to the test in a hands-on community project at Ings Library, delivering a vibrant makeover to two key rooms.
Continue readingMeet the team giving patients their independence back
When it comes to making a long-term difference to patients’ lives, Physiotherapist Jenna Ellis and Senior Occupational Therapist Jen Ross really are a ‘cut above’.
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