Beavers Receive Donation For Their Efforts In The Local Community
Molescroft Parish Council made a donation of £50 to the 1st Molescroft Beaver Colony after the youngsters cleared litter from a local park.
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Molescroft Parish Council made a donation of £50 to the 1st Molescroft Beaver Colony after the youngsters cleared litter from a local park.
Graham Stuart MP welcomed energy regulator, Ofgem’s recent reforms to the energy market, which see a simpler, clearer choice of tariffs for consumers trying to stay on top of their energy bills and pick the best option to suit their family. The reforms aim to ensure consumers get the cheapest deal by requiring suppliers to send clear bills, as well as obliging them to give all their customers personalised information…
This Sunday 10 March, Bishop Burton College will be welcoming families to enjoy a Mother’s Day celebration with a difference at Lambing Sunday.
Members of the Beverley Building Society have chosen the Motor Neurone Disease Association (MNDA) as winners of the Society’s charity of the month competition in February.
The Ward Councillors for the Minster and Woodmansey Ward held the second of their Drop In Evenings for their Ward residents at Keldmarsh School on the 27th of February 2013.
Graham Stuart, MP for Beverley and Holderness, welcomed new figures that show mixed sex wards have finally been eradicated in East Yorkshire. Since November 2010 the Government has been naming, shaming and fining hospitals if patients are placed in mixed-sex accommodation and across the country the number of patients being placed in mixed sex accommodation has fallen by 97 per cent. Graham commented, “Under the Labour Government we were promised…
As a key sector to the local law firm’s business, Stephen Dettman has major plans to further improve on the Residential Property Department’s excellent ranking position in relation to the total number of transactions
Staff at Gymophobics in Beverley have received two internal awards and have done so in their first six months of trading.
HU17.net Magazine Issue 135 is available from Molescroft news, Woodhall Way. This weeks issue features pictures from, Swinemoor Primary School, Beverley Minster art exhibition, Benjamin Richardson’s 13th birthday
Chartered Accountants cba, have been appointed auditors and financial advisers of Hull FC. Lifetime fan, Chris Brown, partner at cba, is delighted with the new deal to support the Club from both a professional and sponsorship point of view.
The council is advising members and customers of Beverley Leisure Complex that the carpets in the centre’s Tone Zone are be replaced, with work starting on Tuesday, 5 March, at 11pm.
Steve Dowler and Jenny Dowler of Walkington emailed in these two pictures showing them with their copy of Beverley Only weekly glossy, HU17.net Magazine while overseas.
Tesco were pleased to welcome Beverley Rugby Union Football Club under 13s to bag pack in our store on Saturday 23rd February.
The Sun Inn will be hosting a Real Ale Festival from the 7th to the 10th March. The Beverley boozer will have 12 different named beers, having a Pork Pie baking competition
The Walking and Climbing Company, based in East Yorkshire, is running a trek to Everest Base Camp in Nepal from OCTOBER 6th to 23rd 2013 in aid of Save the Children.
The work of tracing family trees in Yorkshire is about to get a lot easier. A partnership has been launched which means that Yorkshire’s parish registers will be available on-line in the not too distant future.
HU17.net Magazine Issue 134 is available from Molescroft News on Woodhall Way. This weeks issue features Crystal Tiaras & More, Beverley Building Society, Beverley RUFC, Beverley Town, Hull FC and a feature on the new salon Rewind Hair & Beauty Lounge.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has been thanked by representatives from the North Beverley Action Group (NBAG) for arranging a meeting at County Hall last week to discuss issues raised