Views sought over the future of Hull City Hall

People are being asked their views on the future of Hull City Hall.

The city council has launched a survey to find out what people want to see at the venue, and for feedback on its facilities.

The Grade II listed building, which opened in 1911, has hosted concerts, comedians, community events and ceremonies.

Deputy council leader Jackie Dad said the Edwardian building was "one of the city's most treasured landmarks and a venue that means so much to so many people".

"Whether you've attended a concert, celebrated a special occasion, taken part in an event, or simply admire the building as part of Hull's heritage, we want to hear from you," she said.

The survey is available on the council's website or at the City Hall box office.

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