Millions invested in Hull city centre development
A total of £25million is to be invested in Hull city centre ahead of becoming 2017 City of Culture
Millions to be invested for Hull city centre renovation
Hull City Council have announced plans to transform the centre of town ahead of becoming the 2017 city of culture.
A total of £25million will be invested but the first stage, involving the creation of a removable stage and a tribute to former David Bowie guitarist Mick Ronson will cost £12.7m.
LED light displays will illuminate the city centre and skyline while fountains will be installed around Queen Victoria Square.
King Edward Street is to be made a pedestrian only zone and Beverley Gate will be transformed with a history depicting the city's role in the English Civil War.
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