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.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.