Players from the Humber Colts junior section enjoyed a curry as they held their presentation night at Maa Indian Restaurant in Beverley.
Coach Phil Matthews held the event at the town centre curry as Maa Indian along with JC Landscapes sponsor the side who finished runners up in their league.
Beverley’s premier Brazilian Rotisserie, Chamas will see their name appear on shirt of a local football club after agreeing a sponsorship deal with the Humber Colts.
Chamas, which is located in heart of Beverley at Wednesday Market, welcomed members from the squad to the restaurant.
Members of community are will be able to get their new year up and running by taking part in the Beverley Westwood Lions fun run.
Taking place on New Year’s Day the event is expected to attract over 200 runners who will be given the choice of two courses.
Sunday marked an occasion deemed unimaginable to family, friends and colleagues of Beverley Legend, Tom ‘Hammo’ Hammersley.
Hammo’s tragic passing just two weeks prior was an utter shock to everybody and for all that knew him, the world is standing still.
Around four years ago MP Graham Stuart along with local councillors, Cllr David Elvidge , Cllr Dominic Peacock and Cllr Elaine Aird met with a number of football teams
Beverley Westwood Lions and the Junior section at Beverley RUFC are joining forces in July as they look to put on a family fun day at Beaver Park.
Beverley Whitestar were beaten in their own back yard by local rivals the Humber Colts as the Swinemoor outfit triumphed in the local derby.
Inter Beaver manager Michael O’Connell says his side deserved all three points after they beat local rival the Humber Colts 4-3 at Longcroft School.
Tony Henderson, from Swinemoor now runs a community incentive called Renaissance Trust that sees him collect unwanted furniture from friends which he then passes on to some of the most vulnerable people in the area.
Michael O’Connell says the Inter Beaver have a point to prove in tomorrow’s derby against the Humber Colts.
Inter Beaver boss Michael O’Connell says Sunday’s 2-0 defeat to Myton United was one of the worst performances he has witnessed at the club.
Humber Colts assistant manager Craig Fawcett believes his sides win against local rival Inter Beaver will help give his side a much-needed confidence boost.
Beverley Lions say they are very grateful for the support given by members of the public and local groups who helped make their biggest fund raiser a major success.
Terry Jackson feels the Lord Nelson were the better side despite being beaten 3 -0 by high flyers Gilberdyke Phoenix at Longcroft School.
Vinnie Fleming says fitness will be key in his up and coming fight against Tony Henderson and that he is looking to end the fight early.
There is a certain game of football on today that has got the people of our region all excited, the FA Cup Final which will Hull City take on the mighty Arsenal at Wembley Stadium.
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Inter Beaver demolished a poor Humber Colts 5 – 0 in the big weekend derby. In blustery conditions Inter gave their local rivals a footballing lesson with a festival of goals