East Hull Area Committee

31/10/2026

Hopefully all treats and no tricks this Halloween!

30/10/2026

29/10/2026

Hull City Council Bereavement Services are holding a number of drop-in events to support the Get Your Wishes in Order campaign which encourages Hull residents to have open conversations about death and funeral wishes.

Although it is a difficult subject to discuss, we all need to let our families know what our wishes are following our death.

Local residents of any age are invited to drop into the event at Marfleet Group Practice to collect a free Get Your Wishes in Order folder or speak to the Hull Bereavement Services team.

You can find details about the event on the Bereavement Services website here Marfleet Group Practice drop-in event – Bereavement Services

28/10/2026

Usfeul information from our colleagues at Humberside Fire & Rescue Service to help you enjoy bonfire night safely.

Enjoy Bonfire Night Safely

A few simple precautions can help ensure everyone enjoys a safe and memorable Bonfire Night.

Bonfire Night is a highlight of autumn, but it’s also one of the busiest nights for our firefighters. The safest way to enjoy it is by attending an organised firework display and saves you on the tidying up afterwards.

Humberside Fire and Rescue service is working with Humberside Police and local Councils to spot any illegal bonfires being built. Additionally, we're making sure fireworks are sold safely and legally.

If you ever suspect someone is selling fireworks illegally, you can report it to Trading Standards at 0808 223 1133 or on their website. For issues with fly-tipping, reach out to your local Council:

• Hull City Council – 01482 300300

Fireworks and bonfires can significantly impact the environment, wildlife, and air quality. Whenever possible, attend organised events to reduce the impact. Keep pets and wildlife in mind by reducing loud fireworks or timing displays responsibly.

Key safety reminders:
• Never use Bonfire Night to burn rubbish - take it to your local Council’s waste and recycling centre.
• Store wheelie bins securely to prevent deliberate fire setting.
• Buy fireworks with the UKCA mark from reputable sellers.
• Keep fireworks in a closed box.
• Follow the instructions on each firework.
• Light fireworks at arm's length.
• Stay a safe distance from them once they're lit.
• Never go back to a lit firework.
• Never throw fireworks.
• Fireworks cannot be set off in public streets or places.
• For your pets' wellbeing, keep them indoors during fireworks displays.
For more safety advice, please visit our website: https://humbersidefire.gov.uk/your-safety/safety-in-the-home-advice/bonfire-night-safety
For more details about Bonfire Night and Firework events across our region, please visit:
https://humbersidefire.gov.uk/newsroom/news/bonfire-night-and-firework-displays-across-the-region-2026

As Bonfire Night approaches, communities across our region are gearing up for spectacular firework displays and traditional bonfire celebrations. Whether…

28/10/2026

After 28 years walking around the world, Hull’s own Karl Bushby is finally coming home!🌍🎉

Join us in Queen Victoria Square at 11am on Monday 2 November to give Karl the welcome he deserves as he completes the final leg of his incredible global adventure.

👉 https://news.hull.gov.uk/26/10/2026/lets-give-karl-a-hull-welcome-home/

27/10/2026

Thank you to Impact Community CIC for hosting our ward forum today, and to Humberside Police - Hull and Ings ward Councillors for your support. We are doing this all again tomorrow at Hull Libraries between 11:30-12:30. Tomorrow we will be joined by the team who are consulting with residents about the possibility of closing two underpasses. Want to know more about the proposals and have your say online? Please visit

There are two underpasses on the Ings Estate - Middlesex Road Bellfield Road (near Savoy Road) Under the regeneration plans for new housing, both need to be filled in. What this means A small number of trees would also be removed as part of the infilling process to