What does the Council do?

What do the following all have in common?

• Schools
• Libraries
• Museums
• Playgrounds
• Parks
• Cycle paths
• Hull city centre.

The answer is… that they are all looked after by your council - Hull City Council.

How does the Council work?

There are thousands of people who work for Hull City Council looking after loads of services that affect you and making sure children and young people have the best start in life.

Nigel Richardson is the person in charge of Children and Young People’s Services for Hull. If you want to ask Nigel a question or tell him what it’s like to be a young person in Hull get in touch at Nigel’s blog (link to blog address). You can also email Nigel at info@hullcc.gov.uk

What do Councillors do?

Councillors are voted for by people who live in Hull in local elections and they represent the whole community. You can find out who the Councillor for your area is by checking on the website:

http://www.hullcc.gov.uk/portal/page?_pageid=221,97286&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL

How do I get in touch with Hull City Council

Anybody can contact Hull City Council to ask a question or tell them about an idea for making living in Hull even better.

Find out what’s going on in the holidays, let the Council know what you think about the area you live in, or even tell them if you think your dinner lady is great!

You can telephone (01482) 300 300 or email your question to: info@hullcc.gov.uk

So who do I contact if I want to make a complaint?

Remember, the Council is there to help you wherever it can, so get in touch.

Write to:
Customer Feedback Team
Hull City Council
The Guildhall
Alfred Gelder Street
Hull
HU1 2AA

Or ring Debbie, the Complaints Manager on (01482) 616143.
Or send an email to: complaints@hullcc.gov.uk