Beverley ARLFC will be back in action this Saturday with a trip to Warrington to face Crosfields (2.30 kick-off at Hood Lane).
Following a run of three successive defeats, their play-off hopes have faded and they now sit in 8th place in the National Conference League.
Plans submitted to build an Energy Centre near to Beverley Leisure Centre have sparked concerns from residents.
Local residents brought their concerns to Beverley Town Council after they learned of the application made to East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
Work on a major scheme to transform a congested section of the A164 between Beverley and the Humber Bridge is reaching its next stage.
The construction of two new roundabouts to relieve congestion and improve road safety at the junction of the A164, Great Gutter Lane and Riplingham Road began in March.
Tyler & Black owner Jane Tyler says the introduction of preloved designer bags to her shop has been a huge success.
Based in the St Mary’s Arcade in Beverley, Tyler and Black has been adding to their stock, bring in exclusive items you simply can not buy anywhere else.
A new Pétanque Club that will be based at Molescroft Pavilion is on the lookout for new players.
Founder Thierry Condette says he has spent the past three years looking for a venue to set up the club.
Lee Wardell says it is fantastic to be back trading in Beverley’s Historic Core. Lee swapped the retail park for Beverley where he is managing Brook Taverner, a men’s clothing store.
Just weeks after opening, Lee also says that Brook Taverner have added to retail options for men in the town.
Beverley Town Tennis Club has been awarded £21,000 funding from East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
The funding is part of Commuted Sums, collected from nearby housing developers. Funding has been awarded to resurface two existing Macadam Tennis Courts at the club, which is based on Norwood.
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Trainer Liam Bailey insists How Bizarre has what it takes to once again trouble the judge at Beverley on Tuesday.
The rookie North Yorkshire handler is not yet a household name, but he made a grand entrance at the East Yorkshire circuit following How Bizarre’s impressive course-and-distance victory on July 16.
Two teams of Beverley girls are teaming up for one day to support their chosen charity Bundles of Joy. Girls from a range of Beverley schools are taking part in Humberside Police’s Lifestyle challenge.
They have all picked Bundles of Joy as their nominated charity, are working together to provide a small summer fair in partnership with Toll Gavel Methodist Church.
The Beverley Guildhall is offering ‘a little something extra’ during August. From Friday, 2 – Friday, 30 August there will be a table-top exhibition of paintings by local artist Tony Snowden.
The exhibition is entitled “Out of the Rain: People in Everyday Places”, and is in addition to the current local history exhibition, Edwardian Beverley: a snapshot in time.
As preparations get underway for the Arctic Corsair to be re-berthed in Hull, the story of its builder, Cook, Welton & Gemmell of Beverley, is about to receive a big-screen preview showing at the town’s Parkway Cinema in August.
‘Trawling Through Time: The Story Of Cook, Welton & Gemmell, Shipbuilders’ is the culmination of the East Riding Archives project of the same name, sponsored by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Players from the Beverley Men’s Darts and Mixed Domino League came together at the Sloop Inn.
They were there to take part in a knockout tournament in recognition of Michael Langton, a player in the league who sadly passed away just prior to Christmas last year.
The Micro Pig Bar, one of the newest venues in the area could well be a record-breaker too.
Located in Tickton near Beverley, this popular bar was the creation of Geneva’s father, local developer Wayne Low.
Following the success of previous sell-out family shows, She Productions present a revised version of their 2015 success The Three Kingdoms, one of the 4 musicals in their Young People’s Programme supported by Arts Council England.
East Riding Theatre’s Company in Residence will produce 4 family shows throughout 2019 to enable children to experience the magic of theatre from a young age. The programme also offers a professional mentorship scheme for young aspiring theatre-makers and childcare subsidy to support actors who are parents or caregivers.
Kindred Spirits is the latest business to open in Beverley. Located in Beverley’s Historic Core on Toll Gavel, they have a very unique approach to selling alcohol.
Kindred Spirits which opened this week and sells crafted spirits which are sourced from around the UK. Furthermore, they do not just bottle them, the packing, if desired can also be personalised.