Children from Bude Park Academy joined local contractor Houlton, supported by Landplan to plant species such as alder, aspen, birch, rowan, holly and willow.

Essential works are set to start at the junction of Queens Road and Princes Avenue from next week.

Hull Trains welcomed the Lord Mayor of Hull to the company’s Learning and Development Academy, to experience the facility’s world-class driving simulator.

In addition, it has been named in the top three schools across the wider Yorkshire region.

Hull has been highlighted as an example of best practice, nationally, in promoting walking, wheeling, cycling and the use of public transport for everyday journeys after securing two awards at a summit in London.

This Easter, school-age children and young people living in Hull have a packed schedule of completely free activities to look forward to.

Hull’s Ice Arena is one of those places that’s easy to forget about – but once you’re there, you wonder why you don’t go more often. It’s a brilliant way to burn off some energy and have fun with friends or family!

The Easter school holidays are undeniably one of the most exciting times of the year for the young ones - and here's a load of stuff for them to do!

Hull’s music scene is thriving, and while not every legendary artist can make it, we've got the next best thing.

Visit Hull and East Riding Museum to have a go at building your very own buoyant boat out of scrap and test it in their water tanks - and maybe even make it move!

Highly-acclaimed and celebrated singer/piano-player, Elio Pace is back on stage.

If you’re on the hunt for laid-back vibes, games galore, and a proper good slice of pizza, you’ll want to check out the newest food spot tucked inside Princes Quay.

If you’ve not been to Wagwan Chicken on Spring Bank West in a while, you’re in for a surprise. The menu’s had a major upgrade – and it’s stacked.

Pasco’s Italian in Hull city centre has just launched a brand-new Grab & Go counter, and it’s a total game-changer for lunchtime.