Boulevard and St Andrew’s Quay - Pride in Place
Pride in Place is about giving local people real power to shape the future of their area.
Boulevard and St Andrew's Quay boundary map (1.54MB)
Over the next ten years, up to £20 million will be invested in our area. Through Pride in Place, local people will decide how that money is spent, focusing on what matters most to the community. This is about improving everyday life for communities, now and in the years ahead.
What Pride in Place means for the Boulevard and St Andrew’s Quay area?
- Decisions on how to spend this money is made locally, by local people and not by government.
- A Neighbourhood Board, made up of local people, will lead the work.
- The Board will listen to residents and involve the wider community in shaping priorities.
- Funding can be used on projects that matter most to local people.
Neighbourhood Board Members
- Simon Berry - Chair
- Haitam Amudi - Deputy Chair
- Emma Hardy, MP
- Councillor Daren Hale
- Councillor Tracy Dearing
- Jerry Thompson (Hull Fishing Heritage Centre)
- Karen Tozer (Groundwork)
- Michelle Wilson (Hessle Road Network)
- Dave Coates
- Andrew Penny
- George Norris
- Achori Emmanuel
- Obinna Okoro
- Rev Richard Coutts
- Jerome Denton
Meeting Dates
- Friday, 3 July 2026
- Friday, 24 July 2026
Access the Boulevard and St Andrews Quay Meeting Papers and Terms of Reference here.
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