Over two hundred people got 2018 off to healthy start by taking part in the annual Beverley Lions Fun Run.
Local lad Liam Docherty, was one of the many people who took part in the fun run which saw runners tackle a new route.
Over two hundred people got 2018 off to healthy start by taking part in the annual Beverley Lions Fun Run.
Local lad Liam Docherty, was one of the many people who took part in the fun run which saw runners tackle a new route.
Beverley’s FIREPIT Smokehouse & Sports Bar will be turning up the heat on everyone’s New Year’s Eve celebrations as it sees in 2018 with an American-style Frat Party.
If you thought frat parties were just the stuff of Hollywood college movies, think again – FIREPIT will be unleashing its own real life version with two floors full of beer pong, dance and partying!
Local people are being offered the opportunity to sample yoga classes for free at St Mary’s Church, Beverley during the first week of 2018.
The invitation is a bid to raise awareness of the benefits of this ancient Indian practice and help people enjoy a healthy start to the New Year.
Proposals to site a permanent 70ft high telephone mast next to residential houses in the car park of the new Beverley Arms Hotel, are facing strong resistance from local residents.
Councillor Denis Healy has now stepped in so their voices can be heard after the controversial plans were submitted on behalf of two mobile phone operators.
Members of community are will be able to get their new year up and running by taking part in the Beverley Westwood Lions fun run.
Taking place on New Year’s Day the event is expected to attract over 200 runners who will be given the choice of two courses.
The Potting Shed Bar & Gardens in Beverley are inviting the town to join them to see in the new year at their Flemingate bar.
Starting in the evening the popular venue will holding a Black & Gold themed party complete with live entertainment while offering free entry.
A Yorkshire coast brewery is heralding the start of the new year with a limited edition beer inspired by constellations in East Yorkshire’s ‘Big Skies’.
Wold Newton based Wold Top Brewery has launched a limited-edition cask beer called Orion’s Belt to coincide with Tryanuary, a nationwide campaign to bolster support for the beer industry in January.
Beverley ARLC head coach Scott Taylor says there is a real buzz about the squad as they club look forward to what promises to a be an exciting season.
The Blue and Golds will not only be stepping up another level but will also be taking part in the Challenge Cup.
A year-long hunt is on for the best images of our region’s most iconic landmark, the Humber Bridge.
Each month, the Humber Bridge Board is inviting the public to send in their images that best capture the spirit of that month’s theme, as part of the #YourBridge project, run in association with Hilton Photographic, Hull, and London Camera Exchange, Lincoln High Street.
The brand new Hull Venue will be hosting the biggest Christmas parties in the city next year.
The arena will play host to seven Christmas Party Nights in December 2018 with 600 people at a time set to enjoy a three course meal, live band and DJ. Tickets, priced £39.95, are on sale now.
Photos from the Beverley Minster where Beverley High School hosted their annual festive event complete with music and readings.
The Festival of Nine Lessons & Corals was enjoyed by hundreds of people who packed out Beverley Minster to enjoy a wonderful afternoon of entertainment.
Chairman of East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Councillor Caroline Fox has asked for people to think of others in her Christmas message.
In her message she is encouraging people to rally round and provide help and support where needed while thinking about families living within our community.
A group of talented, young performers from Starbrite Studios School of Performing Arts successfully presented “Elf Jr the Musical” to 340 people at The Hayward Theatre in Beverley during December 2017.
The musical featured 60 Starbrite students, aged between 3 and 16 years, who are all dedicated to acting, singing, and dancing.
More rubbish is generated in the East Riding over the Christmas and New Year holiday than any other time of the year.
But the good news is … most of it can be recycled. Christmas trees, cards, wrapping paper, cardboard boxes … even the turkey bones left over from Christmas dinner … can all be recycled in residents’ blue or brown bins.
Beverley has been shortlisted for an award as a ‘Coach Friendly Destination’ for the third year running.
Having narrowly missed out on winning the accolade from the British Coach Tourism Awards, the council say it is exciting that the town has been shortlisted again.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council have confirmed that marshal’s will be place at the taxi rank in Beverley to help manage people so they can get home safely.
Last week the council announced that marshals would be on the rank in Saturday Market though members of the public and drivers said they no marshals were present between midnight at 4AM.
Boutipi, a family business based in Beverley have scooped a top accolade at The Wedding Industry Awards for third consecutive year.
Awarded the best marquee provider in the North East of England, Boutipi say they winning means the world to them.
It’s going to be a very merry Christmas at Beverley’s FIREPIT thanks to a new menu of special festive cocktails including a red hot take on everyone’s chocolate guilty pleasure … a flaming Ferrero Rocher!
Mixologists at the smokehouse & sports bar at the retail park Flemingate have created a seasonal selection perfect for Christmas or New Year nights out.