East Riding poetry festival returns to the High Wolds and is calling for submissions on the theme of ‘connections’
East Riding Libraries to celebrate PRIDE this June
Compost giveaways prove as popular as ever with East Riding residents
Run With It Charity sees massive increase in work with special education schools
East Riding Schools: Breaking barriers to boost attendance
New Paths Music hosted their annual music festival in Beverley this weekend which included a complete ‘Music Takeover of Beverley.’
Alongside the many concerts taking place in the town, fridge events were staged throughout the community including Beckside on the Syntan Barge.
Photos from Beaver park where the Ladies took over the club house at Beverley RUFC for the annual Ladies Day event.
A packed club house, which included sponsors and supporters of the event enjoyed a a slap up meal while being entertained by the rugby on the pitch.
Walkington AFC scored two late goals as they pegged back Beverley Town Football Club twice to share the spoils in a 3-3 draw at Broadgates. Town boss, Rich Jagger said despite the draw he was very proud of his side given the efforts the players had put in though said he was disappointed not to win. Speaking after the game he said; “It was a great game for the neutral,…
The blue golds dispatched their opponents ruthlessly on Saturday to consolidate their position at the summit of NCL Division 3.
Salford City Roosters came to the Beverley Leisure Centre with a depleted squad for a number of reasons and the writing looked on the wall very early on.
Ribblesdale kicked off with a beautifully judged kick by stand off Michael Thwaite, fielded by flanker Richard Wood, whilst the Beverley forwards failed to challenge it.
This set up a difficult opening 5 minutes during which the Beavers never touched the ball but in which the gave away 3 penalties! From the third of these Michael Thwaite gave Ribblesdale a deserved lead (0-3).
Round 1 of the 2018 British Superbike Championship got under way over the Bank Holiday weekend around the Donington Park Circuit.
Beverley’s James ‘Westy’ Westmoreland competed on board the Gearlink Kawasaki in the Dickies British Supersport Championship.
Round One of the 2018 British Truck Racing Championship took place over the Easter weekend around the Brands Hatch Indy Circuit, with Brough’s Terry Gibbon competing in Class A for T Sport Racing in the MAN TGS.
The opening round of the British Truck Racing Championship was scheduled for Easter Sunday 1st and Easter Monday 2nd of April. Accordingly, it was Sunday morning when Terry first went out onto the track with his number 37 race truck.
Tickets are now on sale for East Riding County Choir’s performance of Vivaldi’s “Gloria” and Howard Goodall’s .Eternal Light – A Requiem.
On this occasion County Choir are joined by local soloists Lucy Bates, Berenice Lewis and Kevin Ormond and the East Riding Youth Singers.
Andy’s Man Club has been set up to directly confront the biggest killer of men under the age of 45 in the UK, suicide.
According to a 2016 report by Samaritans which looked at data up until 2014, the rate of male suicide incidents are up to four times higher than women.
A new exhibition is currently running at THECREATIVELAB in the Flemingate Centre in Beverley featuring over 140 paintings by local artist and ceramicist, Meg Burkill.
Yorkshire based artist and ceramicist, Meg Burkill, along with the assistance of Beverley’s creative retail social enterprise THECREATIVELAB, is presenting a retrospective exhibition of all her paintings at the Flemingate Shopping Centre in Beverley.
Beverley ARLC are back in action weekend as they look to maintain their flying start to the season this Saturday when they entertain Salford City Roosters.
Beverley, who are top of the NCL with three wins from three will go head to head with the Roosters in the 2.30PM kick off at the Beverley Leisure Centre
Beverley Minster’s Vicar says he is delighted after they received initial support from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for the Beverley Minster, Place of Sanctuary project, it was announced..
Made possible by National Lottery players, the project aims to repair and conserve the badly leaking roof of the lesser transept under which the famous Saxon Sanctuary chair is situated.
East Riding Archives have published a new book – ‘Times of Old Retold’ – with a unique collection of memories of life in the East Riding during the twentieth century.
The book has been edited by Dr Alex Ombler, and represents the conclusion of an oral history project carried out in 2017 by the Archives and Local Studies service, guided by Dr Ombler, which aimed to record and archive the everyday experiences and memories of local individuals and communities.
HU17.net Magazine Issue 392 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 he HU17 Web Site.
MP, Graham Stuart, has welcomed a major boost for road users after the Transport Secretary announced a multi-million pound scheme to repair potholes on Britain’s roads.
As part of the package, the East Riding will see more than £1.2 million invested to fix dangerous potholes and improve road surfaces, which have suffered during the recent spells of wintry weather.
A gallery designed specifically for youngsters at Ferens Art Gallery has been shortlisted for a prestigious 2018 Museums and Heritage Award.
‘Explore Art’, the gallery designed for under-fives and their families through Heritage Learning, has been shortlisted in the ‘Project on a Limited Budget’ category, amongst four other projects across the country.
Yo Tuk Tuk is looking to change people’s perception when it comes to enjoying Indian Food as they bring their concept to Beverley.
Based out the newly refurbished Windmill Public House, Aminul Choudhury the man behind the Yo Tuk Tuk venture has certainly brought something very unique to Beverley.
Beverley Racecourse is stepping back in time to celebrate a distant era of racing on the Westwood.
The course is recreating a raceday in 1960, from a time when the country began to emerge from the post-war blues into a new era of optimism.
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