Bilton Grange

Bilton Grange is a residential neighbourhood in the city of Kingston upon Hull. The area was largely developed in the mid-20th century and comprises a mix of terraced and semi-detached houses along a regular street grid. Local provision includes a primary school, a community centre and a parade of shops serving day-to-day needs. Regular bus services connect the neighbourhood with the city centre, making workplaces, hospitals and larger retail areas accessible without a car.

Open space in Bilton Grange takes the form of small public greens and play areas interwoven with short pedestrian alleyways that link streets behind the housing. Community groups use the centre and fields for amateur football and seasonal events, and allotment plots sit close to the edge of the residential area for people who grow fruit and vegetables. Street names and the estate layout reflect the planning approach used in many post-war Hull developments, with short terraces facing communal greens rather than long ribbon development.