Episodes

  • Hull: Hull resident honored for hospice support after peaceful passing | June 18

    Hull: Hull resident honored for hospice support after peaceful passing | June 18
    Jun 18 2026
    Hull's Local Wire update covers Sarah Ward's tribute to Dove House Hospice, a Bridlington man charged with racist abuse, and a teacher facing sexual offense charges in Hull Crown Court. The episode also highlights the Wildlife Alliance's bridge cleanup, Hull's Clean Air Day, and a drowning prevention campaign.
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    2 mins
  • Hull: Sexual predator jailed after attempted rape in Hull | June 17

    Hull: Sexual predator jailed after attempted rape in Hull | June 17
    Jun 17 2026
    Hull: A man has been jailed for attempted rape after a night out, while East Riding Council installs defibrillators on bin lorries. The city’s library faces major repairs, and a man is charged with attempted murder following a hammer attack.
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    1 min
  • Hull: Career criminal jailed after 42-year sentence for repeated offenses | June 16

    Hull: Career criminal jailed after 42-year sentence for repeated offenses | June 16
    Jun 16 2026
    Hull's Local Wire update covers a landmark sentencing of a repeat offender, the Labour group's plan to restore East Park lido and improve water safety, and a major pharmaceutical company's expansion. The episode also highlights Amelia Kokosa's national bricklaying win and Hull's hosting of an international beach volleyball tournament in Bridlington.
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    1 min
  • Hull: Speed cameras to enforce road safety across Hull and East Riding | June 15

    Hull: Speed cameras to enforce road safety across Hull and East Riding | June 15
    Jun 15 2026
    Hull's Local Wire update covers increased mobile speed camera enforcement in high-risk areas, new padel courts and camping pods approved in Skipsea, and MBEs awarded to Cyril Butler and Eddie Piercy for their Merchant Navy service. A Hull family also launches a 100-mile walk to support bowel cancer screening efforts and raise awareness.
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    1 min
  • Hull: Hull's cancer treatment rethink sparks hope for patients | June 14

    Hull: Hull's cancer treatment rethink sparks hope for patients | June 14
    Jun 14 2026
    Hull residents are celebrating as a local mother's advocacy leads to a potential revival of a cancer treatment, while the city advances its sustainability goals with a new low-carbon heat network. Meanwhile, nine-year-old karting champion Jaxon Na’ama and the rescue mission for injured squirrel Grace have captured the hearts of the community.
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    1 min
  • Hull: Serial offender jailed for violent attacks in Hull city centre | June 13

    Hull: Serial offender jailed for violent attacks in Hull city centre | June 13
    Jun 13 2026
    Hull's Local Wire update covers a man with a violent history sentenced to prison after attacking two men and a cyclist, public safety concerns, and community recognition in the King’s Birthday Honours. The episode also highlights the opening of the A63 Castle Street road project and Hull NHS trust's national healthcare ranking.
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    1 min
  • Hull: Hull city centre regeneration sparks excitement as developers eye more change... | June 12

    Hull: Hull city centre regeneration sparks excitement as developers eye more change... | June 12
    Jun 12 2026
    Hull's city centre is undergoing a major revitalization with new urban upgrade plans, while a local court sentenced a man to prison for grooming a young girl. Tensions persist at Hull’s Royal and Castle Hill hospitals as doctors prepare for their 16th strike over pay and conditions.
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    1 min
  • Hull: Hull's first electric kiln construction kicks off as health review advances | June 11

    Hull: Hull's first electric kiln construction kicks off as health review advances | June 11
    Jun 11 2026
    Hull's first electric kiln construction starts in East Yorkshire, marking a £37 million boost for sustainable manufacturing. Public safety issues include a man banned from keeping animals after his Shar Pei was euthanized and an 81-year-old woman threatened with violence.
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    1 min