New stickers will be stuck on blue bins in Hull to help residents to understand what materials cannot be recycled.
Notices have been affixed to bins to remind recyclers of the items that should be left out.
Hull City Council has joined forces with the Chewing Gum Action Group (CGAG) to tackle gum litter in the city.
The campaign ‘Bin it your way’ forms part of our ongoing commitment to keep the city clean and tidy and encourage the public to Love Hull Hate Litter.
Newland Avenue will reopen temporarily on Monday 2 October for two weeks to allow full access to Hull Fair for public transport, emergency services, and motorists.
Phase one has been completed ahead of schedule, allowing the road to be reopened. This will give unrestricted access to businesses along Newland Avenue, and allow the scheduled bus services to travel along the street during this period.
Essential maintenance works on Newland Avenue will take place from Monday, September 11 for six weeks.
Newland Avenue will be closed to through traffic to allow these essential carriageway maintenance works to be carried out, and 3,800 letters are to be delivered to residents and businesses in the surrounding area.
With just under two weeks to go until the vote closes on whether you would support litter enforcement, have you had your say?
So far, 88 per cent of the public are in favour of the Council engaging with an external company to enforce action against those who litter.
Hull City Council is launching a public vote on plans to combat the widespread issue of littering.
Litter blights our city centre and surrounding neighbourhoods, is hazardous to people, animals and the environment. It also costs the council thousands of pounds in collection and disposal costs a year, wasting council taxpayers money.
Offenders involved in the Community Payback scheme have revitalised a cycle track ready for a bike ride by local primary pupils.
Year 6 students from St George’s Primary School will tackle the Hull to Hornsea ride on Wednesday June 21, with support from teachers, the local Community Policing Team, Bob’s Bikes, Giroscope and a group of local Sustrans volunteers.
From today, Wednesday 21 December, free Wi-Fi will be available at the Marina and Princes Dock Street, ahead of City of Culture’s opening event, ‘In with a Bang’.
Local company Connexin were appointed earlier in the year to deliver free open air Wi-Fi across the city centre, including Jameson Street, King Edward Street, Queen Victoria Square, Whitefriargate, parts of the Old Town, Queens Gardens and Paragon Interchange, with a view to extending coverage even further across the city during 2017.
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