Photos from the Longcroft School Year 11 Prom which was held at the Lazat Hotel. Students celebrated bringing an end to their final year at the school.
The Class of 2019 enjoyed a slap up meal, music while awards were also handed out on the night.
Photos from the Longcroft School Year 11 Prom which was held at the Lazat Hotel. Students celebrated bringing an end to their final year at the school.
The Class of 2019 enjoyed a slap up meal, music while awards were also handed out on the night.
Six East Riding of Yorkshire schools including Longcroft School. They will be taking part in the northern Finals of Rock Challenge.
Longcroft School and Sixth Form College have retained their Premier Division Status. This is as a result of a successful 2018.
An inspirational teacher from Beverley High School, Sarah Brownell has been honoured by her profession.
Miss Brownell, who teaches history at Beverley High School scooped silver at the Pearson Teaching Awards.
Students making up the Class of 2019 from Beverley High School and Beverley Grammar School should be very proud.
Those are just some of the words used by the staff who over the past few years have worked with them. Teachers from both schools also say they believe all of them have a successful future ahead.
Beverley Fringe Festival got underway at the Sun Inn with the popular venue hosting a number of Ukulele bands.
Groups from across the region were at the Sun Inn however it was the ‘home band’ who got proceedings underway.
A classic car owner from South Cave says that the Classic Car Show in Beverley is a fantastic showcase for the motors on display.
Martin Cleveland also adds that he feels more event like this should be held in Beverley given its popularity.
Roy’s Sandwich Van is back in Beverley following an 8-week absence. His disappearance sparked a host of rumours but he is back in his rightful place.
Catching up with Roy he explained why he has not been on his usual pitch on the Beverley Westwood.
Animal lovers certainly need to take a trip to Beverley Art Gallery and the Treasure House over the coming weeks.
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition coupled with the sculptures of Emma Stothard is a haven for all things animals.
The Wildlife Photographer of the year exhibition is well worth a visit. Open to the public from Saturday 22 June to 14 September the event features some of the most acclaimed works in the UK.
This is the third year the exhibition on loan from the Natural History Museum has been put on display at the Treasure House.
St Mary’s Primary School have been awarded a cash windfall, money they say they will be used to improve their outdoor area.
The school on Eden Road in Beverley was awarded the money by the Tesco in Beverley. In all, they received £2,000 as a result of finishing first in the supermarket’s Bags of Help incentive.
Findings by the Sub Committee for Children and Young People to help tackle the increase in mental health issues have been welcomed Cllr David Boynton.
Cllr Boynton of the Liberal Democrats says he will be fully behind anything that helps tackle mental health issues in young people.
Play Areas in Woodmansey Parish have been officially reopened after the completion of works. This work was funded by East Riding of Yorkshire Council as part of Commuted Sums, collected from developers of nearby housing sites.
Deer Park Way Play Area and King Street Play Area have been reopened. While the third play area Southwood Park on Princess Way is set for work to start in July.
The Blue and Golds will entertain Askam on Saturday as they return to National Conference League action.
Taking place at the Beverley Leisure Centre, the 2.30pm Scott Taylors side will be hoping to get back to winning ways.
Thousands of people flocked into Beverley to enjoy the hundreds of classic cars that were on display.
Organised by the East Yorkshire Thoroughbred Car Club the event proved yet again to be popular with locals and visitors alike.
Cllr David Boynton says that while it is sad that a business is closing in Beverley over all the town centre remains a vibrant place for business.
His comments come following the news that Steamer Trading said they are to close their stores. This includes the one in Beverley.
St Mary’s Beverley Church Lads and Church Girls Brigade have won £1,000.
The money they have won came as a result of them being voted in the March to April Bags of Help scheme.
Beverley Town Council has hit the ground running with a cross-party initiative to acquire premises that can provide administrative offices alongside facilities for the benefit of the town as a whole.
Following the first meeting of Full Council after mayor-making, members discussed the initiative and agreed that the old school buildings on St Nicholas Road could be ideal to fulfil this vision.