The Grand National is famously difficult to predict, and one that isn’t always a kind race for the favourites. Indeed, we have seen many big-priced winners in recent years, including the 66/1 shot Aurora’s Encore, trained by Yorkshire-based Sue Smith.
However, this year there is such momentum behind last year’s winner, Tiger Roll, that it would be considered something of a shock if the Gordon Elliott trained horse does not pass the finish line first on Saturday evening.
An incentive run by MP Graham Stuart to install defibrillators in every community has received national recognition.
Mr Stuart’s CADEY campaign has already helped save lives locally. Following a meeting with top brass at the NHS they are not looking to mirror his campaign nationally.
Beverley has been named in the top ten for the places where couples cheat on one another.
The survey conducted by the dating site Illicit Encounters said that 3.11pc of the population of Beverley cheat on their partners.
Lord Sugar, one of the best known British businessman in the world, is announced as the headline speaker of The Business Day 2019; to be held at Bridlington Spa on Friday 7 June, coinciding with the end of Humber Business Week.
Lord Sugar, most famous for his role leading BBC TV’s The Apprentice, founded the hugely successful electronics company, Amstrad, in 1968 and served as chairman of Tottenham Hotspur between 1991 and 2001.
Murray Hills have done the hat trick and they couldn’t be happier. The firm ho have an office in Beverley has earned three top accolades.
Specialising in property law, Wills, Probate and power of attorney the three branch offices in Bridlington, Hull and Beverley have again achieved the Lexcel, Cyber Essentials and CQS accreditations
ERYC have rejected calls for a crossing to be installed in Beverley saying the road is not busy enough.
Concerns were raised at the number of people needing to cross Woodhall Way at the junction with St Leonard’s Road.
Local elections are just weeks away giving residents in the East Riding a chance to influence and shape their futures.
In there will be 67 seats up for grabs in the County Elections while there will be 168 Parish Council seats contested.
HU17.net Magazine Issue 437 is out and available to purchase from Molescroft News on Woodhall Way.
This week’s issue features a selection of content that has appeared on the HU17 Web Site.
Sherrie Smart, The Deputy Manager at The Grapes Inn says that their new menu is proving to be very popular with customers.
The Saturday Market pub is currently running a totally new menu that includes multiple options for Vegans.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council launched a year-long cancer awareness project in the East Riding recently.
The idea is to help support residents through what could be one of the toughest times in their lives. This month, the focus is on working with or after cancer.
Graham Stuart, MP for Beverley and Holderness, was delighted to visit Hull Paragon Interchange.
The MP was there to tour of a state-of-the-art Hitachi Class 802 train. These trains are due to be introduced by Hull Trains later in the year.
The former Riverside and Wyke areas will continue to be protected by a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO), following a decision record approving an extension to the order.
The PSPO was established to address alcohol influenced anti-social behaviour within these areas of the city and requires a review every three years. The order gives the council or police the power to request anyone within the area surrenders alcohol, should it be required.
Swansea City Opera will be returning to Bridlington Spa with a production of Cosi Fan Tutte in May.
Beautifully staged in English with elegant 19th Century costumes, Così fan Tutte contains some of Mozart’s most ravishing music.
Matt Jukes, Hull City Council Chief Executive and elections Returning Officer has today published the Notice of Election in the Guildhall.
The pre-election period is now underway, running from the publication of Notice of Election to the close of polls at 10pm on Thursday 2 May.
The blue and golds got back to winning ways in this encounter which saw a strong first-half setting them up for victory.
With Jack and Bobby Howdle on duty for Hull FC reserves and Lewis Poskitt away on holiday some re-shuffling was forced upon Scott Taylor.
After fifteen minutes this match looked certain to end with a comfortable bonus-point win for Beverley. After eighty minutes they had been soundly beaten and deservedly so.
Their game fell away to an alarming extent as the match wore on – perhaps not becoming quite as dire as the shambles at Hullensians but not far off it.
Beverley Cherry Tree Centre was the only group from the town to benefit from a Positive Activities Grant.
The centre located on the Swinemoor Estate were successful in their application. As a result, they were awarded £1,847.95 by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
Feedback from the consultation and the petition in relation to the future of Beverley’s Crown Post Office will be carefully reviewed.
The Post Office has also cleared up the issue surrounding WH Smith advertising for jobs saying this normal practice.