The Grade II-listed cinema has lain unused since it was bombed in March 1941 and reduced to ruins.
Read moreHull Council
There has been a boundary change in Hull and there are 2 fewer seats than before.
To work out change, our experts have analysed previous results to say what the seats would have been in other elections.
Election 2018 Results
Party | Elected in 2018 | Total councillors | Change |
---|---|---|---|
PartyLabour |
Elected in 2018 31 | Total councillors 31 | Change-9 |
PartyLiberal Democrat |
Elected in 2018 24 | Total councillors 24 | Change+9 |
PartyConservative |
Elected in 2018 2 | Total councillors 2 | ChangeNo results |
Councillors change compared with 2016 |
About this council
Type | Unitary Authority |
---|---|
Seats up for election | 57 out of 57 |
Boundary change | Yes - 2 fewer seats |
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Eight local authorities downgrade the rating for the documentary A Northern Soul from a 15 to a 12A.
Read moreNew Hull homes plan expected to be rejected
Plans for more than 50 new homes off Calvert Lane in Hull go before councillors today.

The developers R&M Real Estates previously made an application for more than 80 houses on the site, which was rejected in 2016.
The new proposal is also recommended for refusal with a number of concerns regarding potential flood risk for existing homes, access for the disabled and loss of green space.
Hull attractions top most visited list
Hull's Ferens Art Gallery and The Deep have been named on a list of most visited attractions in Yorkshire.

It comes as Visit England say Yorkshire had the greatest rise in visitor numbers anywhere in the country.
More people came on day trips to the county and the amount they spent went up too.

This is magnificent news for Yorkshire and confirms the many positive results our members have individually reported over the past 18 months. Through events like the Tour de Yorkshire which have showcased the county on a global scale, as well as high profile national marketing campaigns taking Yorkshire across the country, it's great to see everyone's hard work paying off and our attractions reaping the benefits."

The most visited attractions from our area are Ferens Art Gallery, Maritime Museum, Hull & East Riding Museum, Beverley Minster and The Deep.
The artwork will remain on the boarded-up homes until they are demolished.
Read moreThe cinema is listed but has been unused for more than 75 years after it was reduced to ruins.
Read morePark and ride plans move a step forward
Funding has been secured for Hull City Council to do a feasibility study for a new park and ride in the north of the city.

A site near the Dunswell roundabout in north Hull was previously identified, but other locations are also being considered.
Councillors have been discussing the park and ride plans at a meeting today.
The high-profile artwork is being put into storage ahead of the removal of Scott Street Bridge.
Read moreFall in people using buses across East Yorkshire
Passengers made two million fewer journeys across Hull and East Yorkshire last year than in 2015-16, according to new statistics.

Hull and Humber Environment Forum, which has compiled the figures, says the trend for fewer bus journeys is concerning.
In response, Hull City Council says it has introduced several measures in a bid to reverse the trend such as bus lane cameras and the Hull Card, which offers passengers a discount.
Funding will also be made available to further develop a northern park and ride scheme, according to the council.
In somewhere like Hull we've seen a lot of the employment move out of the city centre. People are also going out less and staying at home more. If people don't need to travel, they won't."