Organisers of youth and charity event held at the Flemingate Centre say it was a huge success.
Detty Tyler, Children and Young People’s Services Coordinator thanked all those involved. She also added that she was hoping to turn it into an annual event.
Beauty Therapist Carrie Robson says she is thrilled to be opening her new business L’Etage Beauty in Beverley.
Based in the heart of the Georgian Quarter, Carrie’s new venture can be found on the first floor at Andrew & Rogers Optometrists.
Armed Services Personnel based at DST in Leconfield have been given a lesson in winter road safety.
Safer Roads Humber visited the camp and showed over 200 members of the armed services the dangers faced on our roads.
Beverley Minster will be a hive of activity this Saturday as they play host to Beverley Town Councils Christmas Food and Drink Festival.
Now in its sixth year, the event continues to grow in popularity attracting thousands of visitors. Featuring a range of stalls and entertainment, there is plenty to do for all the family.
Cllr Tom Astell will be asking Beverley Town Council to support two groups that have been served an eviction notice.
1st Molescroft Scouts and Beverley Air Cadets both face an uncertain future. The groups have been told that their buildings will be demolished to make way for housing.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb has written to St Mary’s CE Primary School to offer his congratulations.
The Minster wrote to the school as a result of their achievements in the Year 1 Phonics Screening Check.
South Cave United will provide a tough match for Beverley Town Football Club, according to gaffer Rich Jagger.
Jagger will be looking to his side to show the form that did last weekend when they beat Sculcoates Amateurs to progress in the league cup.
Flemingate Center Christmas Lights Switch On will trigger the start of the festive period in the town.
Following the news that the Light Switch on event in the town centre was axed, the event on Friday will be the only one in the town.
A report produced by Visit Hull and East Yorkshire claims that tourism in the city in 2018 was worth more than £300M.
The report also indicates that the city is capitalising on the growth seen in the sector. Over the past decade, the revenues generated by visitors has continued to grow.
Bob Trice Mechanics will next year be marking 40 years of keeping motorists on the road in Beverley.
Founded in April 1979, Bob Trice Mechanics are one of the longest established independent garages in the region.
Beverley Westwood Lions will be working with the Flemingate Retail Park this Christmas by bringing Santa to meet shoppers.
Centre manager Graham Tait says that shoppers always give the Lions and Santa a warm welcome from being on site.
Ask Her to Stand day will see a Beverley resident Connie Walker spend the day in Parliment with MP Graham Stuart.
Organised by the Women and Equalities Office, Ask Her to Stand forms part of a campaign that is trying to encourage more women to take up politics.
Beverley Guildhall this week opened a new exhibition called Extraordinary Women.
The exhibition looks at women from the town who have made their mark in history for a whole host of reasons.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has said that capital funding for Longcroft School was a result of an agreement reached between both parties in January 2018.
Furthermore, the council also confirmed that the meeting was between senior management of the school and directors from the council.
Lakeland Beverley has launched a competition that will give customers a chance to win £200 of vouchers.
Running for the next two weeks the Nutcracker Competition will challenge shoppers. To win all you have to do to count how many Nutcrackers you can find hidden around the store.
Goodnight Mister Tom will be coming to the East Riding Theatre this Christmas.
David Wood’s adaptation of Michelle Margorian’s moving wartime classic tells the story of a young boy who is evacuated during the war.
Molescroft Scouts have been offered assurances that Cllr Denis Healy will do all he can to make ERYC see sense. Cllr Healy was speaking following a visit to the Molescorft Scouts who are currently based at Longcroft School.
Both the Scouts and air cadets face an uncertain future as the council look to offload land for housing. Both groups both been given notice and told to vacate the site by the local authority.
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