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Last summer the Urban Impact Creative Arts Youth Festival showcased some of the great talent in Beverley. The demand was so great to perform that we ran out of space in the programme.
The warm up towards this years’ Beverley Blues Festival gets under-way this coming weekend with a new season of Sunday Blues open mic/jam sessions. The sessions take place on the last Sunday of each month in the run up to the festival, which takes place on the 18th to 20th October. They take place in the Sun Inn, Beverley and are hosted by the ever popular Half Deaf Clatch. An announcement will…
The Beverley Building Society is among the best internship providers in the UK as the National Council for Work Experience (NCWE) announce the short-list for its 2013 awards.
As well as increasing charges by 10p per hour, the council has undertaken a review of its car parks and has re-banded Butcher Row and Spencer Street, in Beverley, to spread use between car parks and improve traffic flow.
Beverley was the venue for the launch of a new Oxfam campaign. Supporters from Beverley gathered at the Oxfam bookshop on Toll Gavel to enjoy a chocolate tasting from Lempicka Cafe.
In a few short weeks Niki Henderson, owner of the ‘Toy Gallery’ in Beverley will be traveling to Morocco to undertake a big personal challenge, trekking for six days through the Sahara to raise money for an exceptional cause, the Dove House Hospice Love You 2 appeal.
With the recent announcement that the Barn House in Walkington is set for closure at the end of March, organisers of Unsigned Live, Beverley’s music promoters are making sure their founding venue goes out in style
The exhibition organiser is delighted to present Recruitment Expo 2013. The exposition is an ideal opportunity for prospective job seekers to meet company representatives from a range of industry sector under one roof.
Creation Fine Arts in Beverley is hosting a free event this month, an Evening with Printmaker, Frances Kelly. The artist will give an illustrated talk and answer questions on her time and work in Guanlan.
HU17.net Magazine Issue 133 is available from Molescroft News, Woodhall Way. This weeks copy of the HU17 Magazine features pictures from the 80s night hosted Friends of Longcroft School at the Masonic Hall, Mr & Mrs at Armstrongs Social Club
Sam Walton, was the speaker at our February lunch held at the Beverley Arms on Wednesday last, 6th February. Sam, who farms at Lockington near Beverley, gave members a very nostalgic view of the former British colony of Rhodesia
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is pleased to announce the launch of YORSwitch, energy switching scheme open to all East Riding households, with registration online open from Friday, 15 February.
Nine local food businesses, including two from Beverley, Ogino, Beverley and the Tickton Grange, all members of the newly formed East Yorkshire Local Food Network (EYLFN),
Last autumn Creation Fine Arts in Beverley asked local photographers for their best pictures of the Humber Bridge. Thirty of the 200 pictures entered go on display in the North Bar gallery this week.
The word ‘bake’ derives from the Old English ‘bacan’, and the Old Norse word ‘baka’. People have probably been baking food since it was discovered how to make fire, but the first known use of ‘bake’ in its modern form was in 1565, as it became fashionable to note down a popular recipe.
HU17.net Magazine Issue 132 is available from Molescroft News on Woodhall Way. This edition features pictures from Lucia Wine Bar, Casa Bar, Beverley Town FC, Molescroft Reds, the Humber Colts and more.
The AA hotel star rating has been around forever. In more recent years Scores on the Doors has arrived but now, for the very first time, a star rating for minibus and coach operators is launched today and already more than 50 companies are on board with more in the process of joining.
Throughout January members of the Beverley Building Society have been voting in the branch to decide the winner of the Society’s Charity of the Month competition.