Barry Sayer stole the show at the Norwood Recreation Ground as he exploited the conditions to the full with a magnificent 5 for 11 from 9 overs to help bowl out Stamford Bridge for just 91 in 35 overs.Beverley Beat Stamford Bridge At Norwood > Read the full post on: HU17.net
Across Yorkshire 32 community groups are celebrating winning thousands of pounds from the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), as part of a new pilot programme designed to help grassroots gardening in the region. Another £30,000 will be available again next year. More than 80 groups applied for grants from the charity to help fund local projects and the RHS Yorkshire in Bloom team have awarded three main projects up to £8,250 each* and a further 29 groups will receive funds of £300**. The first flagship fund is going to Keyhouse Keighley (£5, 350), a charity supporting 5000 homeless people, to build a kitchen garden at the charity’s drop-in centre which is located in a deprived area with no access to growing space. The second significant share of funding will go towards training and to develop a partnership between Harris Road Allotment Society and Marlcliffe School, Sheffield (£8,060) to reap the health benefits of grow your own. Horton Community Farm, Bradford will receive £8,258 to help transform a derelict site into a community garden for local residents. Sheffield-raised RHS Director General, Sue Biggs, said: “The overwhelming response we had from community groups applying for funds shows there’s a real hunger for improving…
One act plays, A Delicate Man, by Beverley writer Joanna Morris, and 7 Iron, by Hull-based Julian Woodford, premiere at the New Adelphi on May 15 for a limited run, along with new music by local songwriter Martin Clappison.New, Hard-Hitting Hull Drama Double Bill > Read the full post on: HU17.net
Beverley Town Cricket Club U18s beat Beeford U18s in the first league game of the season at the Norwood Recreation Ground.Beverley’s Young Guns Shoot Down Beeford At Norwood > Read the full post on: HU17.net
Beverley Town Cricket Club's Ladies team journeyed to Bilton Grange near Harrogate to play Bradford Ladies in not so pleasurable weather conditions, it was cold and damp.Beverley Ladies Beat Bradford By 24 Runs > Read the full post on: HU17.net
As children we are taught not to play with our food but pupils from Hull Collegiate School were recently asked to ignore that advice on a recent school trip to support their learning experience of Modern Foreign Languages. Year 5 pupils from the school were shown how to make sushi at East Yorkshires only Japanese Restaurant Ogino. Owned by Rieko and Julian Ogino-Stamford, the couple welcomed the pupils into their restaurant to teach them how to prepare these artistic and very tasty creations. The head chef Toshimasa, who has cooked for many famous people said; “It was exciting teaching the children not only how to make the sushi, but showing them just how tasty and healthy it can be! The kids seemed to have really enjoyed making the sushi and then of course, eating what they had made. We do hope they have gone away knowing a little bit more about Japan’s cultural background and the type of food they eat.” Modern Foreign Languages is taught at Hull Collegiate School in a very unique and innovative way to other schools. It was found that pupils learning languages at the Senior school sometimes lacked motivation as they may have studied French,…
Another great day at Hartpury witnessed some great action from riders across the levels. GFS Elementary Restricted Music Freestyle Hertfordshire dressage rider Daisy Coakley has won a national title today at the NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championsh...
