The next of the new weekly sessions – ‘Sewerby Squirrels’ – held at Sewerby Hall and Gardens on Monday mornings for under fives and their families, will be held in the Orangery from 10am -11.30am, on Monday 9 October.
All the new sessions feature activities based on seasonal events, Edwardian life, and exhibits on display at the venue.
There are workshops galore at the Lit Up Festival this year, at the Treasure House in Beverley, with opportunities to dive into a new forms, explore mindfulness and discover how your experiences could form the kernel of a blockbusting page-turner.
They say you should write what you know, and this year’s festival brings two differing workshops with variations on how your personal experiences can generate invaluable – and unique – inspiration.
Rising star Ellie Tuttle became the first-ever female winner of the Copper Saucepan Apprentice Chef of the Year competition, held at the Beverley Food Festival.
Ellie, who works at Cerutti’s Restaurant in Hull, triumphed in front of a packed food theatre, housed in a marquee in Saturday Market, Beverley.
Residents of Cherry Burton were given the opportunity to learn essential life-saving skills when the British Heart Foundation’s Heartstart CPR training course was delivered at the village’s sports pavilion recently.
The training follows the installation of two Automated External Defibrillator (AED) at separate locations in the village.
On Tuesday 3 October, a cross-sector partnership will be brought together in a bid to transform food culture in the city.
The Hull Sustainable Food City launch, taking place at the KC Stadium, is bringing together 80 delegates with the power to help achieve key goals around improving food sustainability, economy and health.
Staff at Beverley Motor Works raised £140 for Macmillan after they held an internal bake off competition and coffee morning.
More used to fixing cars, the staff at the firm who are in specialists in BMW and Mini proved they are equally as good serving up a sweet treat in the kitchen.
Speak to us will be the call from the Leader of the Yorkshire Party at its Annual Conference in York on Saturday 7 October 2017.
The Yorkshire Party, who want to see the region have more of say in its own future and ultimately say leaders in the county have disappeared out of sight.
Beverley Musical Theatre are appealing to the public for help as they look to track down a spindle for their upcoming production Sleeping Beauty.
Sleeping Beauty will be the Beverley Musical Theatre’s 28th pantomime, but without a spindle the group are worried they will not be able to send her to sleep for hundreds of years.
Beverley Under 15s played a ferocious end to end against Yarnbury (Leeds) in the 2nd round preliminary of the Yorkshire Cup this weekend.
The two sides had met for the first time last season and as expected this would be another close game.
Eyyup Demir, owner of Central 42 in Beverley says an open town is a more welcoming for visitors, and that is why they open early seven days a week.
Situated in the very centre of Beverley on Saturday Market, Central 42 is fast approaching what has been a successful year, with visitors to the town playing a key part in that success.
This was more like it. Not a great performance by any means but vastly improved from the dismal showing of the previous week and in the end a comfortable bonus point win.
In truth as a spectacle this was a pretty drab affair with not much running rugby and a relentless stream of penalties being awarded throughout.
Beverley Town Council will host their flagship event on Sunday as the 2017 Beverley Food Festival takes place all day in Saturday Market.
Attracting huge crowds into Beverley, the Beverley Food Festival scooped two top awards for its achievements in tourism.
Local councillor Denis Healy has welcomed the news that Beverley is set to feature again in the 2018 Tour de Yorkshire adding it works both ways.
Cllr Healy, who represents St Mary’s ward in Beverley says that while its good for the town it is also good for the Tour de Yorkshire to have Beverley as part of their product.
Five local councils have joined forces to strengthen the area’s local Armed Forces Covenants, which support those who are serving, veterans and their families.
Hull City Council, East Riding of Yorkshire Council, North Lincolnshire Council, North East Lincolnshire Council and Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council have secured £480,000 funding from the Ministry of Defence to form a Sub Regional Armed Forces Covenant Partnership. The funding will enable the local authorities to share good practice, develop training packages and working together to improve the support available for armed forces veterans and their families.
Some have called it “unpretentious”, this lovely little racecourse tucked into the East Riding of Yorkshire, in a market town which bears its same name. Established in 1767 when the first Grand Stand was built, the racecourse has all the makings to be, in fact, pretentious, with a 300 hundred year long history and a solid reputation to boot.
However, it decides not to, keeping both feet firmly on the ground but with head held high. Through modernisation of the stands, race track and facilities, the Beverley Racecourse aims for the stars – and with good reason.
When buying a new home these days you quite often have to compromise. You find a beautiful house design but the location isn’t quite right.
Or a great position but the layout of the home isn’t what you want. Well at Paradise Farm, Peter Ward Homes latest development in Woodmansey, its all pretty much perfect and open’s Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 October
The organisation set up to deliver Hull UK City of Culture 2017 is to carry on as a permanent national arts company based in the city, it has been announced today.
Building on the success of Hull 2017, Culture Company’s core purpose will continue to be commissioning world-class arts programming aimed at residents and visitors and it will work strategically with partners inside the city and across the UK to cement Hull’s reputation as a centre for culture and creativity.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has welcomed the news that Beverley has been chosen as a start or finish town for next year’s Tour de Yorkshire.
The inaugural race passed through Beverley in 2015. It then played a more prominent role in 2016, when it hosted the race start.