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Hundreds of people took to the streets of Beverley to support a campaign to save the cobble Setts in Saturday Market. Despite the rain many still made the effort
Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley & Holderness, visited Royal Mail’s Beverley delivery office in Annie Reed Road to pass on Christmas wishes and encouragement to the postmen and women at their busiest time of year.
A Mid-Winter Festival, celebrating theatre and music, will take place in support of Beverley’s new East Riding Theatre – set to launch in 2013.
Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust at “Donna Nook” is home to one of the largest colonies of breeding Grey Seals in Britain. Well over 1000 Seal pups can be born during November and December
Local bus company East Yorkshire Motor Services (EYMS) has announced its bus schedules for this year’s festive period, including extra buses for Boxing Day.
This Saturday the Beverley Action Group have organised a protest march in support of the SOS Save Our Setts Campaign. The group has released a statement about the protest which said;
2013 looks set to be a scorcher – not just in terms of the weather but for those attending Beverley’s folk festival as it re-locates to the local racecourse for its 30th Anniversary.
Frequent visitors to Beverley Art Gallery will know that the annual Open Art Exhibition is currently on view. Visitors should be aware that the Beverley Art Gallery will be temporarily closed on Monday, 17, Tuesday, 18 and Wednesday, 19 December
Graham Stuart, the MP for Beverley and Holderness, has welcomed the Government’s announcement of more support for small businesses and disabled entrepreneurs that will pay for specialised equipment and cover the costs stopping disabled people from getting into work.
Local legal firm, QualitySolicitors Lockings presented Caryn Jones of Beverley, with her free, brand new iPad as their Beverley Christmas Lights celebrations continue in the run up to Christmas.
Councillor Margaret Pinder, Mayor of Beverley, will be lighting up Tesco Beverley’s Light Up a Life Christmas tree on Saturday 22nd December.
Teddy bears placed around Beverley Library have caused quite a stir with their customers. Bears have been put with books by staff moving them them about as the bears reading fix.
HU17.net Magazine issue 125 is available from Molescroft News, Woodhall Way. The final edition of 2012 features pictures from, around the town, Beverley Rugby Clubs Christmas Party, Conservative Party Christmas Lunch,
The team behind Beverley’s brand new professional theatre, planned to open in 2013, has confirmed its name and unveiled its new identity. The not-for-profit company is the brainchild of the highly acclaimed actor, Vincent Regan
JSR, The Yorkshire Wolds Cookery School and Michelin Star Chef, James Mackenzie of The Pipe and Glass Inn, have teamed up to launch ‘The Golden Apron’, a cookery competition designed to find Yorkshire’s best young chef.
Tesco’s Beverley store, together with all other Tesco stores, offices and distribution centres in the UK, attempted to ‘Cycle to Lapland’ last weekend in a bid to raise £1m for Cancer Research UK, Tesco’s charity of the year.
The Beverley Building Society is a drop-off point for this year’s Mission Christmas Appeal and since the 12th of November new toys have been flooding through the door.
The public meeting called by the Beverley Civic Society was attended by more than 500 people, and chaired by the Mayor of Beverley, with the chairs of Molescroft and Woodmansey & Dunswell parish councils, passed three resolutions unanimously: