A planed cross party protest outside the East Riding Community Hospital turned into a heated debate with angry words being exchanged between activists and local officials.
Organised by the MP Graham Stuart, the protest was supposed to present a united front sending out a united message over the possible closure of the hospital in Beverley.
Men who braved their lives during the war taking much needed to supplies to Russia were today acknowledged as they were presented with the Ushakov Medal.
The Medal of Ushakov was a Soviet military award created on March 3, 1944 by decision of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and was named in honor of Russian admiral Fyodor Ushakov
Dine Bangla held a celebration evening where they invited their customers and the Mayor of Beverley, Cllr Robert Begnett to join them for a complementary meal.
The Wednesday Market restaurant were celebrating the success of their chef Mahboob Rahman, who won the Curry Life Magazine Best Chef 2016 award.
Salon ID say they are delighted after a fund raising night they held in their Georgian Quarter salon raised over £1,000 for a good cause by auctioning men off and selling tickets to a prize draw.
The event was organised to help support one of their clients who was recently diagnosed with Breast Cancer to help raise the funds needed for a real hair wig.
MP Graham Stuart and the Mayor of Beverley Cllr Robert Begnett are urging locals to protest against the possible closure of the East Riding Community Hospital Minor Injuries Unit even though it already looks likely to escape the NHS axe.
Plans for closures of the region’s MIUs are currently being debated by the East Riding of Yorkshire Clinical Commissioning Group, and with millions of pounds needed to be saved, at least three of the region’s six units will be closed.
Photos from the Hull Boys Sunday Football League featuring the match between AFC Tickton Cobras and Cottingham Rangers.
The teams which play in the Billy Fletcher Under 11 Myton put on a good show as both sides played to a good standard at Longcroft School.
HU17.net is pleased to announce the appointment of Gary Horrocks as Arts and Cultural Editor.
Gary leads the International Judy Garland Club and has researched her life and times for over 17 years. He is editor of the Club’s journal, a respected publication and a primary source of invaluable archival material for many serious Garland biographers and researchers.
Beverley Musical Theatre say they are delighted with the success of their annual Christmas pantomime which this year saw them perform Dick Whittington.
Facing more competition from new venues that have opened in the town Beverley Musical Theatre had feared they would see a decline in ticket sales.
Beverley Town Reserves travelled to third from bottom North Cave in a game they felt they needed to win after last weeks embarrassing 7-0 defeat to top of the table Wawne Ferry.
Town manager Shaun Gibson made changes after last weeks result, feeling the side needed a shake up to pull out a win.
Beverley RUFC ‘s injury problems continued in yesterday’s match against Yarnbury with Craig Hancock having to leave the field in the first few minutes with concussion following a midfield collision.
It is likely that he will not return before Christmas due to the mandatory recovery period required after concussion.
PHOTOS from the production Chicago that was performed by students from Longcroft School.
Staged over two evenings the show was made up of a cast of just 27 yet still proved to be highly entertaining of the usual high standards of previous productions.
This year we would highly recommend visiting Coletta & Tyson Garden Centre, Woodmansey, Beverley, where you will receive a friendly welcome from staff that focus on delivering you innovation, quality, service and value, not just this Christmas but all year round.
Coletta & Tyson is a second-generation horticultural family company established for over 70 years proud of their East Yorkshire heritage and humble beginnings that are traced back to allotments
Local Vauxhall dealership, Evans Halshaw Beverley, is delighted to announce that it is strengthening both its sales and aftersales team with the appointment of two new Sales Executives and a Service Leader.
Local lad Harry Bignall and recent University graduate, Lucy Henn, both hail from the local area, having recently joined the team as Sales Executives and are already making a positive impact at the Yorkshire retailer.
A unique view of the Beverley Westwood taken from the skies. The photos present an opportunity to look down on the trees, see the tracks carved into the pastures.
Taken over the past week there are views looking toward the race course and also from Burton Bushes back towards Beverley Town Centre.
The Rose and Crown in Beverley is set to reopen this Friday after Brantingham Inns Ltd acquired the license for one of Beverley’s most iconic pubs.
The Rose & Crown re-opens on Friday 2 December for more information, festive menus or to make a reservation call 01482 871033.
Beverley girl Ruby Hulse will be dancing her way across all 2200m of the Humber Bridge as she takes part in the DofE Diamond Challenge.
The 16 year old plans to use Pirouettes (spins), grand jetés (leaps), Chaînés (linked turns), split leaps, travelling jumps and high kick her way the entire length.
Beverley RUFC Under 14s entertained Roundhegians at Home this weekend in what turned out to be a tough challenging game, but ended in disappointment for the Beverley team and brought to a close a five match winning streak.
Although a competitive Roundhegians were more clinical in the finish and this ultimately reflected in the score line, the match was a good test
A group of local women have come together to help raise funds for their friend, Jenni McCathy after she was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer.
They are trying to raise £1000 in total that will support their friend, MacMillan Nurses and Breast Cancer.