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Doncaster Beat Beverley In The ECB National Cup

Beverley Town Under 13`s travelled to Doncaster CC to play in the ECB National Cup. Parents and supporters travelled on Acklams Coaches, on a lovely summers day. Doncaster batted first and the openers, Kathryn Hilditch and Charlie Allen played excellently, punishing anything short to set a large score.Allen retitred for 33 and then Hilditch also for 33 retired. Joseph Colley kept the score moving forward, despite fine bowling from Greg…

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Beverley St Mary’s Update for June 2011

1. Priority Issue: – Shop Lifting – Beverley Town Centre The problem of shop thefts is still being targeted by the Neighbourhood Team and certain individuals are still persisting in causing a number of issues for the stores, staff, customers and Police. Work is underway to target those persistent offenders who cause the majority of thefts within the Town and following good work undertaken through the Neighbourhood Team offenders have…

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Beverley Minster & Woodmansey Update for June 2011

1.Priority Issue: Anti Social Behaviour – Swinemoor Estate I don’t think it is a coincidence that minor crime appears to rise on the Swinemoor Estate during the hot weather. I personally put this down to the increased consumption of alcohol at BBQ’s, parties etc. I can’t understand why people cannot just have a good time without leaving a trail of destruction as they walk home. There have been numerous damage…

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Mark Fisher’s 1961 BMW Isetta @ Beverley Classic Car Rally

Small can be beautiful, especially when it comes to cars. While crowds at last week’s Beverley Classic Car Rally flocked to the Rolls Royces and Jaguars, the people really in the know about cars sought out the real gems of the show. And nothing shone out more than Mark Fisher’s 1961 300cc BMW Isetta. This legendary bubble car – front opening and unrelentingly romantic – could almost have been lost…

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Beverley Community Choir Hand Over Proceeds From Concert

Two local charities were presented with cheques totalling over £1500 … the proceeds from a recent concert given by Beverley Community Choir  at Toll Gavel United Church. The event, which also featured  the East Riding Suzuki Violin group, was hailed as a very successful and enjoyable night by both  The Cherry Tree Community Association and  Beverley Community Lift. “There was a wonderful sense of celebration about the whole evening,” said…

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Beverley’s Adam Davies Earns Hull Debut

The City Hall in Hull will be the venue for the debut concerto performance by talented Beverley pianist Adam Davies on Saturday, 16th July. Adam will be performing the first movement of Grieg’s Piano Concerto accompanied by the award winning East Riding Youth Orchestra. This concerto is probably the most famous in the repertoire (and certainly the most familiar thanks to the memorable Morecambe and Wise Christmas Show sketch with…

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Ray Teal’s Cricket Round Up

Beverley Town CC 1st XI lost at home in the league for the first time this season when they were beaten by Sessay. The 4th XI made it a poor day at Norwood when Cottingham ran out easy winners but the 2nd and 3rd teams fared much better on their travels with convincing wins at Pocklington and South Holderness respectively. York Senior League Premier Division Beverley 1st XI lost to…

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Beverley Rural Update for June 2011

1. Priority Issue: – Farm Watch – Remote Crime – Poaching Farm watch again has proved an invaluable tool in the fight against Rural Crime. Members are still encouraged to report any suspicious activity or vehicles to the Police or Farm Watch. Beverley Rural Community Policing Team is preparing a pack to give people advice on Rural Crime. The pack will cover issues such as Rural Crime, Wildlife Crime, Diesel…

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Paul Silvester:Beach Sports Will Be A Big Success

Residents and visitors to Bridlington can enjoy a feast of  free sport activities on Sunday, 24 July as the Open Weekend 2011 Beach Sports Festival takes place on the south beach. The festival, organised by the East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Sport and Play Development Service, will includes fun family activities as well as beach soccer, High 5 netball, cricket and three-versus-three basketball tournaments. Events get underway from 11am in…

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Abid And Spence Shine In Heavy Defeat

Beverley Town CC 1st XI subsided to a seven wicket defeat to Sessay on a benign pitch at a lightning fast Norwood Recreation Ground. This was despite an admirable case of commitment and skill from middle-order batsman Faisal Abid. He had only snatched a few hours sleep in 36 as he worked a double shift at Hull Royal Infirmary. But the gastroenterologist hit a gutsy 54 and with Tony Spence…

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Message Balloon Released From Beverley Library Found in Germany

A message balloon released by a reading group at Beverley Library to celebrate the winners of the Carnegie and Greenway Medal book awards has been found in Germany. The balloon was released by members of Comparethebookclub, asking the recipients to contact the library, and was found by Katja Topp in the small village of Horsten in North Germany. Katja said: “In the morning I looked out of the window and…

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Over Six Hundred Runners to Take Part in Walkington 10K

More than 600 runners will be taking to the roads around Walkington on Friday 8 July for the annual Airkool Walkington 10k. The popular race follows a challenging route on undulating rural roads.  Runners head out from the back of Walkington and climb up Bluestone Bottoms, returning via Little Weighton.  They will all have earned their t-shirt by the time they get to the finish on Walkington playing fields. Before…

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Zero to Hero!

Sarah McDowell out first ball last week but finishes 97 not-out batting through the entire innings for Beverley Ladies on Sunday 3rd July  at Norwood Park. This was by far Beverley’s best performance of the season.  Put into bat by Pool, Beverley made a good start and steady progress until Beth Smith was given LBW on 24 with the score on 84. Some good bowling from Bradbrook saw the demise…

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The Friends of Longcroft School Perfect Pink Pamper Night

The Friends of Longcroft School (FOLS) are joining forces with local businesses to stage ‘Pink Night’; an evening of perfect pampering on Monday 11th July between 6:30pm and 9:00pm at Longcroft Upper School, Beverley. Cath Bunn, from FOLS, said: “This is an opportunity for girls to come along with their mums, sisters, grandmothers and aunties to experience the best local treatments – from hairstyle consultations and make-overs, to mini manicures…

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Lone Piper Ends Excellent Armed Forces Day

A lone piper brought to an end the third Beverley Armed Forces Day. A big crowd gathered for the closing of the event, after having been well entertained over the course of the day. Highlights included a full drum head service, a fly-by by the legendary Tiger Moth biplane and a performance from the Beverley Pipe Band. Popular attractions, especially for the younger visitors, included a climbing wall and the…

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