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People can find their voice and make music with a group of friendly people at Cuppa and a Chorus. The meetings in Beverley are scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of every month from 9.30 to 11 a.m.
Participants can sing in a group for free and meet new people through the Cuppa and a Chorus session. There are nine libraries in the East Riding where sessions are held twice monthly.
A survey finds that nearly one in 10 parents will use a food bank to feed their children within the next three months.
In other words, 1.3 million parents are expected to visit a food bank in the next three months as they struggle to cope with rising living costs, and 88% of parents reported an increase in their monthly food bill as well during this period.
East Riding Museums has a collection of objects that commemorate and celebrate Royal coronations and jubilees, weddings, and Royal family visits to the region.
Among the items on display are a variety of commemorative items and medals, in addition to buses, programs, and commemorative silverware.
Back by popular demand, there will be a chance to join artist Esther Cawley for a six-week life drawing course at the Treasure House in Beverley.
With reference to composition, pose and materials seen in the permanent collection and the Treasure House programme of exhibitions, Esther will take participants through a variety of figure drawing approaches, working with a life model.
Beverley Choir, Remarkable Rock, returns to the stage after a 2-year covid enforced absence.
After a 2-year wait Beverley choir, Remarkable Rock, is returning to the stage, with a bumper Rock show ‘Beverley Rocks’.
Andrew Penny MBE is to conduct his final programme with the Hull Philharmonic Orchestra after 40 years at the helm.
The May 14 concert marks the end of his tenure with a performance of some of his favourite music at Hull City Hall. The hugely popular Clarinet Concerto by Mozart with soloist John Bradbury and the Enigma Variations by Elgar, will be complemented by the mighty Brahms Symphony No 4.
Tesco Beverley’s Community Food Connection scheme has received praise from The Cherry Tree Centre manager Jo Ramsay.
Currently, The Cherry Tree Centre helps feed over 180 people in the town each week. This is partly made possible as a result of the support offered by the local Tesco store in Beverley.
Asda and Morrisons who both have stores in Beverley have cut prices as supermarkets compete for customers with households hit by the soaring cost of living.
Price pressures have led both supermarkets to lose customers to discounters like Aldi and Lidl.
After the success of the recent Military Assistance Social Hub (MASH) in Bridlington, MASH will now be rolled out to other towns in East Yorkshire.
Beverley will see the launch of the next MASH, on Tuesday, 26 April, at the Foresters Arms, Beckside, from 13.30 to 16.00.
Incredible fundraiser Jack has raised an amazing £9,265 for Hull Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit inspired by his friend Riley’s incredible selflessness, and in celebration of his life.
Riley was a 15-year-old who was like a brother to Jack and inspired all those he met with his kind and generous nature.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is working with Fitmums and Friends to host an introductory Nordic Walking workshop for those living with Parkinson’s and related conditions.
The free one-hour workshop will be held at East Riding Leisure Beverley in Flemingate on Thursday, 28 April at 11.30am.
There will be an opportunity to find out more about the new exhibition at Beverley Art Gallery, ‘Crossing Borders from the Danube to the Humber: Alfred Gruber and Friends’ at a free lunchtime drop by a tour on Monday, 25 April from 12.30pm to 1pm at the Treasure House in Beverley.
World Tai Chi & Qigong Day is an ideal opportunity to come and try Tai Chi, Qigong or even both.
People all around the world will be celebrating the day. In Beverley, there will be a free event on the afternoon of Saturday, 30 April at East Riding Leisure Beverley.
During the past two years, it is clear that the covid pandemic has had a significant impact on children’s learning and progress.
Due to disruptions in learning, there are many children who have fallen behind in their studies, especially in Maths and English.
A group of local artists, photographers and craftspeople have come together to organise a sale of work to raise funds to support people fleeing the Ukrainian conflict.
Taking place at Toll Gavel Church Hall on Easter Saturday between 10AM and 4Pm it will feature donations from over 100 artists.
MP, Graham Stuart, nominated the Beverley Cherry Tree Youth Club for the Kids Count Inspiration Awards in October and the judging panel has awarded them Highly Commended for the Community Group Award category.
The Cherry Tree Youth Club have been invited to attend the Award Ceremony later this month.
A group of neighbours in Beverley have set up a Neighbourhood Watch Group to work together with East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Humberside Police to tackle the problems of anti-social behaviour in their area.
The new group covers the areas of Grovehill Road, Cherry Tree Lane, St Nicholas, Priory Road and Chantry Lane.
On the 15 April, it is National #Vetrehabbers day created by Online Pet Health an online platform helping therapists grow their knowledge. from all over the world we are celebrating the work they are doing each and every day.
You have no doubt heard about Hydrotherapy and physical for people but what about pets? It is a growing part of the vet industry, This includes everything from walking on an underwater treadmill, laser therapy to acupuncture.