Hull City Council is advising motorists and the travelling public of a temporary closure to the Wright Street junction with Freetown Way, as part of a major investment that will restore two lanes of traffic and create new cycling and pedestrian facilities on one of the city’s key travel routes.
Council confirms it will be open with ‘some traffic management’ in place Hull City Council has confirmed that Drypool Bridge will reopen to all vehicles,... read more
Stagecoach has launched more than 40 electric buses in the city read more
Hull City Council has announced it is increasing the amount of funding it puts towards a popular weekly discounted bus ticket for young people in... read more
Weel Bridge will need safety checks before it can reopen to traffic read more
The council says drivers 'will soon benefit from smoother journeys on this route to the rest of the East Riding' read more
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. read more
Under original ideas at the planning stage, the land was intended to be laid out as a 500-space park & ride facility read more
News Hull & East Yorkshire News Beverley The works are due to start on Monday 3 August and the scheme is scheduled to take around... read more
The scheme will be carried out on sections of Pickering Road over six weeks read more
The ongoing and upcoming works around the city read more
