The environmental knowledge and advocacy network for Yorkshire & the Humber
Hull & Humber Ports City Region
The coalition Government has abolished many of the structures and policies at the Yorkshire and Humber regional level. City regions will play a much bigger part in sustainable development.
This page has been set up to share information about environment policy in the Hull and Humber Ports city region.
About Hull & Humber Ports City Region
The Hull & Humber Ports City Region covers four local authority areas on both sides of the Humber Estuary, reflecting the key economic driver of the city region – its status as the UK’s largest port complex by tonnage, and the fourth largest in northern Europe.
The four councils in the City Region are Hull City, East Riding of Yorkshire, North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire - all unitary authorities. The total population of the area is 900,000 and there are 360,000 employees in employment.
- For more information about the Hull & Humber Ports City Region economy, please visit the Humber Economic Partnership website.
Related Documents
New beginnings (Hull Presentation)
Simon Bowens, FOE and YHREF Chair (January 2011)
Environment Funding Focus Group
Barbara Singh, Natural England (January 2011)
Developing the Environmental Evidence Base (Hull Presentation)
Amanda Crossfield, Yorkshire Futures (January 2011)
Humber Industry Nature Conservation Association (Presentation)
Darren Clarke, Conservation Manager (January 2011)
Natural England’s work on the Humber Estuary (Presentation)
Will MacLennan, Natural England (January 2011)
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