How the new hotel, re-located Earl de Grey and refurbished Castle Buildings will look (Image: Wykeland) The project is part of a wider £20m development which also includes a new 150-bed hotel and ...

The frontage of the historic Earl De Grey, in Hull, is to be taken down one piece at a time. It has to be moved because of the redevelopment of the A63 Castle Street where it currently stands.

Planning approval to partly re-build the historic Earl de Grey pub and refurbish nearby Castle Buildings in Castle Street was granted three years ago. The same scheme involves the construction of ...

Bdaily UK | Business NewsRestoration of Hull landmark begins to ‘breathe new life’ into key city centre site Regeneration specialist Wykeland Group has begun a £2m restoration project to revive Hull’s ...

Royal roots RIBA’s royal connection can be traced all the way back to its first President, Earl de Grey, whose network and influence as a Privy Councillor helped secure the Institute’s royal charter ...

A grade II listed pub is to be moved brick-by-brick to a nearby site under new plans. The frontage of the Earl De Grey on Castle Street, Hull, would move about 100ft (30m) on to Waterhouse Lane.

In 2020, the Grade II-listed Earl De Grey’s frontage was removed brick by brick, before being placed into storage, prior to the start of the ongoing £350m A63 Castle Street improvement scheme.

The frontage of the historic Earl De Grey, in Hull, is to be taken down one piece at a time. It has to be moved because of the redevelopment of the A63 Castle Street where it currently stands.

Thomas Philip, Earl de Grey, painted by John Wood, 1855. This painting is a copy of one by William Robinson, dated c. 1830 (RIBA Collections) The royal medal was originally going to be the prize in a ...