Humber Dock Street. Credit: Hull City Council

CR Reynolds to deliver Hull improvements

The civil engineering firm will carry out upgrades to Humber Dock Street and Princes Dock Street as part of the city’s maritime trail, designed to connect the dots between the city’s seafaring heritage.

Preparatory works began in February and activity will now increase, with work completed by the end of the year.

The areas are former dockside locations and link the city’s old town and the fruit market.

Hull City Council made the appointment, which is funded by National Highways and the council.

New landscaping, trees, seating, and lighting upgrades will create a more accessible and inviting spaces for residents and visitors to the town.

Gillian Osgerby, Hull City Council’s interim assistant director of major projects and infrastructure, said: “The upgrades to Humber Dock Street and Princes Dock Street will significantly contribute to making these areas more welcoming and accessible, as well as showcasing the historical significance and future potential of these key areas.”

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