Pocklington Arts Centre has just announced another major booking for it’s ever expanding summer programme of acclaimed singer-songwriters.
Mercury Prize nominee King Creosote aka Kenny Anderson is the latest big name to be confirmed as coming to the venue on Saturday 1 September.
It is without question Beverley’s most famous landmark and the people who are responsible for maintain Beverley Minster say Twitter has become a valuable tool.
Steve Rail and Paul Hawkins spend their time taking care of Beverley Minster and have for the past 12 months generated content showing the daily work they undertake which is shared on social media.
Beverley Town Council are looking into a project that the Town Clerk, Helen Watson feels would make a poignant tribute to those from the town who lost their lives in the First World War.
Beverley Town Council want to acquire a six foot silhouette sculpture of the solider called ‘Tommy’ from a national incentive called There Not But Not There.
Properties at an exclusive country lifestyle development in the Wolds village of South Cave, East Yorkshire, are selling fast.
A two-bed cottage is the last one of its type now available alongside a small number of remaining 4/5 bed detached homes on the Risby Homes site.
Beverley and Holderness MP, Graham Stuart, has praised the generosity of East Riding residents and the hard-working staff at Dove House
Mr. Stuart met CEO Anna Wolkowski during a recent visit to hospice which provides a vital service to people in the region during what can be a very difficult time.
Pocklington Arts Centre will be throwing open its doors and inviting everyone into the venue on Saturday 16 June to discover all that is happening at PAC and enjoy a free cuppa and cake.
Students have brought to life the 14th century workshop of one of the Ferens Art Gallery’s most famous artists using cutting-edge digital technology.
Pietro Lorenzetti’s masterpiece, Christ Between Saints Paul and Peter, was acquired by the Ferens before being lovingly restored by the National Gallery.
The next phase of the £995,000 road improvement scheme for Beverley’s town centre will get underway on Friday 1 June.
The East Riding of Yorkshire Council project will see the resurfacing of a number of roads and mini roundabouts in Beverley which have become worn.
Around 80 people attended a seminar, hosted by East Riding of Yorkshire Council and the East Riding of Yorkshire Rural Partnership, at Bishop Burton College to discuss the challenges of delivering affordable and market housing in rural communities.
The event was attended by a number of housing experts and included guest speakers from the National Housing Federation and East Midlands Community Led Housing.
The Business Day being held at Bridlington Spa on Friday 8 June has sold out in record time.
Placing business networking at the heart of a day of discovery and insight for more than 670 business leaders from across the region hearing from speakers.
Hull City Ladies will this weekend host FC Donop-Voßheide, a side from the town Lemgo which is twinned with Beverley.
Head Coach Danny Johnson says the game will be something new for his side to contend with while offering his championship winning team and chance to develop.
Arts Council England has awarded East Riding Theatre significant funding towards a state of the Art lighting rig.
In December 2017, ERT launched a campaign to raise funds towards the purchase of a new lighting rig to replace its current, unsustainable equipment.
The Pittaway Beverley 10k road race saw a record 1,850 runners descend on the town for the 25th running of the event on Sunday 13 May, which was started by the Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu.
Organised by Beverley Athletic Club, the run has become one of the best-loved annual events in the town’s calendar, attracting thousands of runners, spectators and Beverley residents alike.
Beverley Market traders have presented a cheque for £2,172.81 to the Daisy Appeal at Castle Hill Hospital.
The money was raised at a charity day organised by the traders and held at Beverley Saturday Market on Saturday 5 May.
An award-winning contemporary circus troupe is set to perform at a school in Hull, fresh from a run at Sydney Opera House.
Brisbane-based Circus company Casus will be making their Yorkshire debut at Hymers College during Back To Ours this half term. Their show Driftwood promises to be a spectacular display of choreography, acrobatics, trapeze and aerial stunts.
Jacob’s Well have sent its first container of aid to help the devastated island of Barbuda that was hit by a Hurricane.
Jacob’s Well, who are based in Beverley has packed up a container of goods that includes a vast array of aid that will be used to help the people in Barbuda get back on their feet.
Organisers of a fete that will take place in an East Yorkshire village this month are promising a fun-filled day of music and entertainment.
Fete in the Field will take place at Shiptonthorpe playing fields, Station Road, between 11am and 4pm on June 30.
Multi-award winning documentary maker Reggie Yates will help students at an East Yorkshire College celebrate completing their studies.
Critically acclaimed Reggie, whose documentaries include the Extreme series shown on Netflix, will be the special guest at Bishop Burton College’s annual presentation day event.