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Issue No.2                                                                     January 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

Our 2021 - A Year in Review
With 2021 now in the rear-view mirror, we’ve been reflecting on how plans for Lagoon Hull have moved along and taking a look ahead towards our big plans for 2022.
 
As time goes on, we move ever closer to making our transformative project a reality and we love sharing our updates with you.
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The Hull Seven Seas Fish Trail is a fantastic, free activity for everyone to enjoy

Hull’s iconic fish trail is a staple of the city’s tourist trail. For many, it’s the perfect family activity for a cold winter’s day. While many take in the various pubs and bars which line the route as they wind their way through the Old Town, we’ve got an alternative for you to try… and it involves plenty of coffee and cake!
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Green Tip of the Month

The clamp down on single-use plastics has hit the headlines in recent years with non-recyclable straws taking up many a column inch in the drive to get Britain recycling.
Many fast-food chains have made paper straws their solution but their readiness to disintegrate means they’re not for everyone. Reusable products like those produced by The Silicone Straw Company are one solution to curbing environmental impact but maintaining enjoyment of the product.

Transport Changes

One of west Hull’s busiest roads is closed overnight for a week.
 
Rawling Way is expected to be shut between 7.30pm and 6.30am from Monday, January 10 until Friday, January 14 to allow resurfacing work to take place.
 
The overnight closure is to ensure there is less strain on surrounding routes such as Hessle Road and Anlaby Road.
"Did you know?"

As a city that once revolved around the fishing industry, Hull has had 12 different docks that have served our seafarers down the years.
 
Hull’s first dock – which later became known as Queen’s Dock - opened in 1778 and served the industry for 150 years before being closed in 1930. The dock was filled in and turned into the modern-day Queen’s Gardens.
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?! Quiz question !?

When it comes to top Hull tourist attractions, The Deep can’t be topped. From hosting family days out to school trips, the submarium and its many species provide an incredible destination.
 
To this day, it remains the UK’s most successful Millennium Project, having welcomed over 850,000 visitors in its first year alone… 

but in which year did it open?

Find the answer on our social channels! 

How deep is the wave?


We have had an amazing 1968 people sign up so far and the wave is only growing!

Share now with your friends and family so that they can show their support too.
Download this month's activity sheets - New Year Pledges
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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