A Hull man has to pay almost £600 after fly-tipped waste dumped on a field in Cottingham was traced back to him.
Carl Hessey of Manor Road, Hull appeared at Beverley Magistrates Court on Wednesday, 25 September where he pleaded guilty to one charge of failing in his duty of care.
International Pianist, Ross Jutsum who’s played in over 500 cities worldwide is coming to the East Riding in this month.
Ross has kindly offered his services to hold two special concerts. The first to be held at Sewerby Methodist Church on Thursday 12 October featuring Bay Primary School Choir, and the second on and 14 October at the Hornsea United Reformed Church.
Ashley Phillips Ltd, a company who provide financial advice say they have relocated to Beverley Town Centre to be closer to their customer base.
A family owned and run business Ashley Phillips Ltd provide face to face advice on a range of financial topics including Mortgages, Pensions and Investments.
A local charity is on the lookout for volunteers who will be prepared to offer temporary accommodation for the dogs that are currently undergoing training.
Guide Dogs, a charity who provided specially trained K9s for people who suffer with full or partial sight loss say they need help to house animals here in Beverley.
Hull City Council has joined forces with the Chewing Gum Action Group (CGAG) to tackle gum litter in the city.
The campaign ‘Bin it your way’ forms part of our ongoing commitment to keep the city clean and tidy and encourage the public to Love Hull Hate Litter.
After another successful turnout of voters in the Beverley Building Society branch, the September Charity of the Month has been announced as the Daisy Appeal. Established since 2000, the Daisy Appeal has built an £8m research centre and the £4.5m Jack Brignall PET-CT Scanning Centre which are both based at the Castle Hill Hospital Site. The aim of the charity is to fund research, equipment and facilities in order to…
Construction trade and careers event, Foundations Live 2017, was a resounding success, following its second year.
The event is a collaboration between construction firm Hobson & Porter, Jewson and Bishop Burton College – a long-standing partner of Hobson & Porter, which hosted the event in its equine arena. The college’s construction department experiences year-on-year growth and Foundations Live is becoming an important date in its calendar.
Beverley Rugby Union Football Club Under 9’s team played their first match of the season against Malton on Sunday.
The players were eagerly looking forward to this match, in which they were allowed to play full contact rugby for the first time.
More than 900 ‘Pauper’s graves’ in a Beverley cemetery are to be officially marked at a ceremony organised by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
The council has installed a headstone, an information board and also planted trees around the unmarked graves in Queensgate Cemetery as a mark of respect and remembrance to the people buried there.
The key role played by the thousands of volunteers during Hull 2017 is to be celebrated in a unique piece of artwork.
Anglo-American artist Julia Vogl has been commissioned to create a large, colourful, experimental and engaging piece that will both reflect the diversity and unity of the volunteers who have been part of Hull UK City of Culture 2017.
Beverley Town Juniors were celebrating after they came out on top in the local derby with comprehensive 10-2 win over neighbours Mill Lane United.
Playing at Longcroft School, both sides started well in the Hull Boys Sunday Football League clash.
Parkway Cinema in Beverley say they are delighted to be shortlisted for the Screen Awards adding that is it great that the efforts the team go to are being recognised.
Parkway Cinema Beverley has been shortlisted as Cinema of the Year in the category for cinemas with 24 screens or less will now have to wait until later this month to see if they have won.
As winter approaches, East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s public health team is urging pregnant women and young children to take up the free flu vaccination and children in Year 4 are now eligible.
Pregnant women and young children are among those at high risk and mothers are advised to protect themselves, and their unborn babies, from the disease.
Beverley Building Society’s Charity of the Month initiative produces another local charity group winner, the Cherry Tree Community Centre.
Located on Cherry Tree Lane in Beverley, the group works with those in the community struggling with varying degrees of poverty.
Beverley Town Reserves concluded the first month of the season with four straight wins going into October top of the East Riding County Premier League.
Town’s second string capped of what has been a good month for the side with comprehensive 4-2 win over local rivals Leven Member Club at Longcroft School.
Later this month, the East Riding will be buzzing with the Lit Up Festival 2017, and the focus is not only on Beverley. Bridlington’s Spotlight Theatre is the venue for this year’s Bridlington Poetry Festival, bringing a slice of contemporary poetry to the East Coast, with some of the UK’s finest poets and emerging talent.
A truly exciting array is lined up.
East Riding Youth Dance is now full for 11 to 18 years at Beverley but is still recruiting in the younger group and at other venues for its community dance programme.
The community dance programme is for young people from Year 5 upwards.
As of Monday 2 October for a period of 60 days, East Riding Health and Wellbeing Board (HWBB) will be consulting with the public about a review of the pharmaceutical needs of the community.
The HWBB will gather opinions about a draft Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) document – due to be published on 1 April 2018.