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Hull Holds 25th Annual Memorial for Road Traffic Victims
14 Nov
Summary
- 25th annual memorial service held in Hull
- Service marks World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
- Lord Mayor and Councillor to participate in the solemn event
On November 14, 2025, the city of Hull will host its 25th annual memorial service to honor those who have been lost or seriously injured on its roads. The solemn event, which marks the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, is set to take place at 2:30 PM GMT at St Mary's Church in Lowgate.
The service will be led by Reverend Tony Brookes, the chaplain at Hull Hospitals, and will be attended by several local officials, including Lord Mayor Cheryl Payne, who will be reading a poem. Councillor Mark Ieronimo, the portfolio holder for transport and infrastructure at Hull City Council, will also be present, emphasizing the importance of road safety and the need for all road users to take extra care.
Ieronimo stated that every life lost on the city's roads is a tragedy, which is why it is crucial to ensure the safety of everyone who uses the transportation network. The memorial service is seen as a powerful message to all road users, reminding them to be vigilant and responsible while driving, cycling, or walking.
The annual event provides an opportunity for the community to come together and remember those affected by these devastating incidents, offering a chance for healing and solidarity in the face of such profound loss.
