All the lastest news in Beverley East Yorkshire, updated with reporst and exclusive videos and images of the topics that effect those living in Beverley East Yorkshire.
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.
Local Labour Party member George McManus has called the Health Secretary Mr Scrooge. His comments following the government’s announcement to slash public spending on health.
Mr McManus says that the latest round of spending cuts will have a devastating effect. He is also concerned that they will hit some of the most venerable in the community.
1st Molescroft Scouts have had some good news with regard to finding a new home within the grounds of Longcroft School.
The scouts were served with an eviction notice from their current site. The notice was issued as a result of plans by the local authority that want to sell off the land for development.
Touring show The Snowman will be in Beverley for three dates this Christmas promising. Taking place at Beverley Minster on 27 December the show will be shown three times.
This is the first time The Snowman tour has visited Beverley. Tickets for the performances are still available, which take place at 1.30PM 4PM and also 7PM.
Last Minute Christmas Shopping for gifts can be challenging. However, in Beverley, there is an abundance of independent retailers who can help you out.
With Christmas fast approaching, a simple trip to local high street could be the answer to your problems.
These are the 10 vinyl albums every music fan should own. Local record shop Bug Vinyl have picked ou the must 10 best albums for lovers of music.
Neil Harris the owner of the Beverley based shop has picked out what he feels are the records that will compliment all vinyl collections
Postal workers in Beverley welcomed local MP Graham Stuart to their sorting office in the Beverley.
The MP for Beverley and Holderness visited the Postal Workers praising them for their efforts. He was impressed with how they were getting the mail out to people.
HU17.net Magazine Issue 427 is out and available to purchase from Molescroft News on Woodhall Way.
This week’s issue features a selection of content that has appeared on the HU17 Web Site.
Post Office Bosses have confirmed that the Crown Post Office will be closed and relocated to the nearby WH Smith Store.
In a statement released they state clearly that regardless of the public consultation, a commercial decision has already been made.
Fifty Lives of the First World War is a new book that has been published telling local peoples stories of the first world war.
The book has been created as a result of a four-year-long project involving volunteers and East Riding Archives.
The Cockpit Café will open their doors this Christmas to the homeless. Business owner Lucie Mountain says she is doing it to give something back to the community.
Located on Wednesday Market, The Cockpit Café recently celebrated their first twelve months in business.
Parents are being urged to keep an eye on children following an increase in the use of the drug Xanax.
Studies have shown that the number of young people using the tranquiliser has doubled in the past year. Reports of the use of Xanax locally has also grown.
A planning application for 55 new holiday lodges has been submitted close to Beverley as a result of a tourism report.
FCC Environment Ltd has put forward their proposals for a holiday park. It will be at Catwick Grange which located between the villages of Brandesburton and Leven.
Drivers are being urged not to drink and drive and also to think about the morning after. Safer Roads Humber say that one-fifth of drivers when tested are over the limit the morning after.
Humberside Police are already out and about doing drink driving checks. These are happening at all times of the day and night.
Mayor of St. Jean Brévelay Guénaël Robin says he was impressed by Beverley Minster and the team there.
His comments come following a visit to Beverley where he exchanged gifts the Mayor of Beverley Cllr Bryan Pearson.
Work is underway to protect the huge West window at Beverley Minster from further deterioration.
The dedicated maintenance team are currently in the initial stage of what is a large scale project.
News that local health services are to receive additional funding has been welcomed by MP Graham Stuart.
Humber, Coast and Vale Health and Care Partnership have secured £88.5 million of additional funding. This cash will be used to help improve emergency care and diagnostic testing in the area.
Woodmansey Primary School won Bethan Nicholls says she is thrilled after they won £2,000 in the Bags of Help scheme.
Mrs Nicholls says the money will be used by the school to help develop a learning space for the schools youngest pupils.