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Historical Hull pub Earl de Grey to become charity base and offices
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The historic Grade II listed Earl de Grey pub in Hull, which was dismantled and rebuilt due to the A63 road widening scheme, will no longer reopen as a hospitality venue due to a lack of interest. Instead, developers Wykeland Group confirmed it will serve as a community hub and offices for the HEY Smile Foundation, following approval of revised plans by Hull City Council.
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- The Grade II listed Earl de Grey pub in Hull will be used as offices and a community hub by the HEY Smile Foundation.
- Developers Wykeland Group stated there was no interest in reopening the building as a pub, cafe or restaurant.
- The 1831-built pub was deconstructed in 2020 to make way for the A63 Castle Street redevelopment and reconstruction began in 2024.
- Hull City Council approved revised plans for the Castle Buildings regeneration project, which also includes a Marriott Moxy hotel.