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Issue No.3                                                                     February 2022

Your monthly guide to all things green living and working in Hull and the Humber from the team working to make Lagoon Hull a reality.

The Headlines

Falling in Love with Hull
To anyone living in, or hailing from, Hull the love affair is very real. Our city is a special one, full of quirks and loaded with charm.
 
We’ve once again taken an alternative look at the city’s iconic Fish Trail, but this time with a Valentine’s Day twist. If you’re looking for a romantic stroll around our beloved city, read on…
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The half term of the future

All set for half term?

The week-long school break could look very different once Lagoon Hull is in place – offering everything from watersports and nature trails to waterfront shops and cafés. We’ve taken a glimpse into the future to see just how your day off could look and why now is the perfect time to support our transformative project. Read on for a look into your future…
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Green Tip of the Month

Water heating consumes about 90% of the energy it takes to operate a washing machine, according to industry experts. Even switching from a hot to a warm setting can cut energy use in half.
 
In most cases, anything other than a cold wash is completely unnecessary – unless you’re tackling tough-to-remove, oily stains.

Why not use Hull company Bio-D to make your wash even greener...now B Corp certified!

Transport Changes

Part of Lowgate in Hull’s Old Town is to remain closed until mid-April. Drivers will still be unable to turn left from Castle Street until April 16 as part of the ongoing footway repair scheme.
 
The project was subjected to delays due to traffic light signal failure.
"Did you know?"

Did you know? More than 10,000,000 vehicles cross the Humber Bridge each and every year, as they make the trip between Hessle and Barton-upon-Humber.

That's nearly 30,000 every single day using the Grade I listed structure that was opened in 1981.
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?! Quiz question !?

Once built, Lagoon Hull will become one of the city’s most popular visitor destinations and be a driving force behind turning Hull into an even more must-visit tourist hot spot.
 
Since it opened, visitors from across the country, and occasionally the world, have been drawn to Hull to visit the MKM Stadium to watch either Hull City or Hull FC.
 
The Tigers hosted the first game there in December 2002 but which club provided the opposition?

Watch our Instagram and Facebook channels for the answer.

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We have had an amazing 2,074 people sign up so far and the wave is only growing!

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About Lagoon Hull

Lagoon Hull is a significant opportunity to make widescale improvements to our everyday lives. The transformative project is designed to address the fundamental needs of Hull and the East Riding through a single, transformational, public/private partnership infrastructure project. Lagoon Hull will support central, regional and local objectives for economic growth in the Northern Powerhouse by making Hull and even more incredible destination to live, work and visit. Once complete, the six-miles causeway will also significantly improve flood protection, northern transport connectivity, create 19,000 jobs and support the objectives of the Local Industrial Strategy.
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