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Historical Hull pub Earl de Grey to become charity base

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Exterior view of the Earl de Grey pub in Hull, a cream-painted corner building with blue doors and large arched windows displaying the pub's name above the frontage. The three-storey building stands beside a paved street with a grassed area visible to one side.

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Historical Hull pub Earl de Grey to become charity base and offices

Overview

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.

Key points

  • 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.
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