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.
Beverley’s Coronation Gardens were officially re-opened after undergoing a makeover. The project which was coordinated by Rosemary Major has seen a number of new trees and benches
Jason Rowe and Sally McIntosh will open the doors of Rebels’ Smokehouse on Butcher Row to the public from midday today after a successful launch night on Thursday.
MaruMarket Home Delivery, the service set up to link local independent traders with their customers online, was launched by John Cant in February this year.
Inspirational. That is the word Bus Station Supervisor David Hunt uses to describe seven-year-old Lewis Harper, who has a passion for buses and trains.
This Sunday sees Beverley Armed Forces day takes place in the town centre, and it promises to be a real family affair.
Xen Jewellery Design in Beverley is offering a 10% discount on all purchases made throughout July to mark their 10th anniversary of trading in the town.
Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, Graham Stuart has visited two businesses in his constituency that have grown out of the New Enterprise Allowance Scheme.
Customers at Tesco Superstore in Beverley will be urged to donate food to help people in need this Friday and Saturday as the retailer gears up to hold the biggest ever food collection in the UK.
Carling Family Butchers opened their doors today for the first time to the public since taking over the shop located on Toll Gavel. Father Chas Carling and son Chaz Carling said their first day’s trading had gone down well with the shoppers in the town.
On Friday 5th July the market town of Beverley will pay its respects to The Queen by hold-ing an informal opening of additional features to a garden originally created 60 years ago to celebrate her Coronation
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Beverley businessmen Mark Wainwright and Marc Mason had the opportunity to meet local MP Graham Stuart and Councillor Jane Evison and show how New Enterprise Allowance Scheme helped kick start their businesses.
Inspired while on a business trip to Andalucía in Spain Louise Daddy set up a new venture less than a year ago bringing Spanish, with a hint of Moroccan cooking to Beverley.
Work on the important maintenance scheme in Saturday Market is progressing well, with works to phases 11 and five, which includes the area alongside the Prezzo restaurant and through to North Bar Within
Organisers of the Beverley Folk Festival have thanked the people of Beverley for their generosity and support after raising over £1,000 in donations.
Following the weekend’s festivities, partners at cba accountants have concluded that being a part of the Beverley Folk Festival is vitally important to help raise its profile but also to be a contributing member of the community.
The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Hull and East Yorkshire Local Association is running a seminar to examine invasive plants and protected wildlife species which can affect property and its development.
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