A look back at 2018 shows it was a good year for the small Market Town of Beverley.
2018 saw Beverley as a town achieve a number of things, while there were also some great stories in the community. Of course, there was other not so good news too.
Beverley Youth Coalition will go live as the Town’s Parish Councils look to work together and deliver activities for your people in Beverley.
The incentive which was first put forward by Beverley Town Council’s Cllr Robert Begnett will host the first of two events at Molescroft Pavilion later this month.
As the anniversary to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I approaches later this year, Molescroft Parish Council has restored the village’s Roll of Honour.
Parish Councillors David Boynton & Jackie Heffer formed a working group, with the aim of restoring the Roll of Honour which lists the names of 20 Molescroft servicemen who took up the call to arms in the conflict. The roll records the death of only one serviceman Lieutenant Edmund Wigfall Military cross.
Cllr. Denis Healy has revealed that East Riding Council is holding nearly £450,000 received from developers who have built houses in Molescroft, which it needs to spend on community projects.
Cllr Healy says these figures have been kept away from the public though since his election and now he is the only non Conservative councillor is happy to share these figures with the public so they can stake their claim.
Helping older people to enjoy fun activities in a relaxed and friendly setting is the aim of a new group which has launched in the East Riding to promote independence.
A new group, called ‘Tomorrow’s Youth’, has been set up in Beverley to offer those aged 55 and over weekly activity sessions which are designed to increase physical activity, create new friendships and lift spirits.
As of Thursday 1 September residents who breach public space protection orders in Beverley could face being fined by the council.
Cllrs Jackie Heffer and Mac Fleming of Molescroft Parish Council attended a training session of the 399 (Beverley) Squadron Air Cadets.
Young people in the Molescroft area are being invited to a drop-in to discuss their ideas for possible future provision of facilities at the Molescroft Pavilion and playing field.
Mums and babies from across the East Riding are being invited to take part in an event to highlight the benefits of breastfeeding.
Pupils from Molescroft Primary School enjoyed a levers party as the students celebrated reaching the conclusion of their primary school education.
Ali Crompton says he feared says he feared bad weather will put a damper on an event staged at Molescroft Pavilion over the weekend.
Beverley Community Church will be at Molescroft Pavilion for the third consecutive year as they host the event Picnic at the Pavilion on 31 May.
Brian Cunningham says his side were unlucky not earn all three points after Beverley Whitestar were held 2-2 at home.
Beverley Whitestar manager Brian Cunningham said he could not have asked for anything more after his side cruised into round two of the cup.
Robert Campey of Ultimate Party Sounds has praised Ali Crompton for his efforts at organising the Community Picnic what he described a fabulous day.
Hundreds of people enjoyed a giant community picnic that was held at Molescroft Pavilion organised by The Brink.
A Bishop Burton-based Dance and Drama School is expanding into Beverley with the launch of a new programme of dance classes.
Molescroft Pavilion was the focal point for a community event that brought people together to share in some festive spirit.