Work on the maintenance scheme in Beverley’s Saturday Market is progressing as planned, with several sections of York stone pavement refurbished and the first phase of carriageway works, near to the Market Cross, almost complete.Saturday Market Maintenance Work Progressing As Planned > Read the full post on: HU17.net
Browns of Beverley hosted a fashion show in their Saturday Market store showcasing a number of different fashions for both men and women.Browns Of Beverley Fashion Night A Great Success > Read the full post on: HU17.net
In spite of a delayed start and inclement weather, good progress has been made on the maintenance scheme in Saturday Market, Beverley, with the first phase of works concentrating on the repair and improvement of the York stone pavements.Good Progress Being Made On Saturday Market Maintenance Scheme > Read the full post on: HU17.net
The Beverley Civic Society and Beverley Action are both delighted at the Council's decision to save the setts in the Saturday Market. An amazing number of people from the region, the country, and indeed all over the worldBeverley Action & Beverley Civic Society Delighted With Decision > Read the full post on: HU17.net
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is pleased to have reached an agreement with the Beverley Civic Society on the element of the Saturday Market maintenance scheme relating to the setts, pending discussions on one or two details.Council & Civic Society Agree Saturday Market Amendments > Read the full post on: HU17.net
East Riding of Yorkshire Council and its contractor, Galliford Try, are pleased to announce work on Saturday Market’s maintenance scheme will start on Monday, 21 January.Repair Work In Saturday Market To Begin Next Week > Read the full post on: HU17.net
Once again the Councillors are destroying Beverley as a historical market town. It seems that the only thing they have in mind is the destruction of our town. They should hang their heads in shame and the Councillors who decide to vote for this destru...
Comment on Save Our Setts : More Protests Held Against Saturday Market Improvements by ERYC Public Servants?
Nice to make the Daily Telegraph. Now the country can take note of this ridiculous decision http://www.telegraph.co.uk/history/9793454/Historic-Yorkshire-cobbles-ripped-up-over-health-and-safety-fears.html
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