A barge belonging to the Beverley Barge Preservation Society has been transformed following the donation of some surplus bus seats to the Society by Hull-based bus operator East Yorkshire Motor Services.
The River Hull Advisory Board, looking at flood risk, has launched a public consultation on the preferred options for the River Hull Integrated Catchment Strategy.
At the latest Full Meeting of East Riding of Yorkshire Council Minster and Woodmansey Ward Member Cllr Dominic Peacock asked the Leader about the need to remove sunken wrecks from the River Hull.
After an eventful weekend last week taking on the best the West side of the River Hull could provide the Beverley Braves were brought down to earth with a bump by one of the best sides to the east of the river, Holderness Vikings.
On 24 August 1943 at 0430 hours two Halifax bombers, returning to their base at Breighton, were diverted to Leconfield in thick fog and collided over Hull Bridge, Tickton. Of the 15 men on board these planes, only one survived.
A new exhibition explores the history of the River Hull valley and how it became one of England’s best-drained marshland areas. The Becks, Banks, Drains and Brains Exhibition has been created by the community-led River Hull Valley Drainage Heritage Group.
The inaugural meeting of the River Hull Advisory Board will take place in early February. Set up by Graham Stuart MP, the Board will inform the development of the River Hull
Local artist Nick Matson opened his new show of ten pictures and ten drawings at Creation Fine Arts last Wednesday. The pictures are a record of the River Hull where it passes through Swinemoor Meadows
Pictures sent in by Helen Baldwin, Phil Scaife and Vivian Bush showing the water that built up on the Beverley Westwood and also the River Hull at Tickton.