Lifestyle team, Wild4Life say they are very grateful to everyone who visited their stall in Beverley after the team raised £190 by holding a tombola.
Clara Adams, Hannah Keenan, Lucy Keenan, Jessica Greenwood held the event as they looked to raise money for a family friend whose child is seriously ill.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has announced that a major highway improvement scheme is planned to start on the A1079 Killingwoldgraves Roundabout on Monday, 11 September, 2017, and is expected to be completed by the end of 2017.
The scheme involves widening the A1079 leg from Hull along with the A1174 and A1035 legs to provide longer two-lane approaches and entries to the junction, and also providing two lanes for circulation on the roundabout itself.
A Hull-based movement is using creativity to increase awareness of mental health and get people talking about issues that many still find it difficult to discuss.
During 2017, Mad Pride is delivering 40 workshops across the city before taking the art to the street next Saturday (16 September) for a fantastic and colourful carnival.
Remains of King Henry VIII’s Hull fortress are being revealed this month as excavations take place at the site of the South Blockhouse.
Two trenches have been opened, exposing parts of the brick structure, with the investigations due to take place throughout September.
Beverley based Transport Projects (LTP) has won a place on the exclusive Scotland Excel Engineering & Technical Consultancy Framework Contract, as it continues to grow its work across the UK.
The transport planning, traffic engineering and highway design practice is the only specialist transportation SME to be listed on Scotland Excel and will provide transportation and traffic services to local authorities, the education sector, airports and other public bodies and service providers in Scotland.
A Beverley skin specialist and facialist has been shortlisted in the national Pure Beauty Awards for her signature anti-ageing serum, just months after it was launched.
Dr Katerina Steventon, founder of independent skincare consultancy, FaceWorkshops, formulated the unique anti-ageing serum 4 that has been shortlisted in the Best New Skin Care Treatment category in the prestigious international awards.
There are plenty of reasons to be excited about the forthcoming Out of This Word, which runs from Friday 8 September to Sunday 22 October.
Out Of This Word brings top writers, poets, playwrights, artists and musicians from across the UK to the East Riding to celebrate the power of language.
This week sees a major upgrade for EYMS bus routes 121 (Hull-Scarborough) and X46 (Hull-York) as twelve new high-spec double decks take to the road.
Bbuilt to the very latest low exhaust emission standards, the Volvo buses have bodies built by MCV at their factory in Egypt.
Humberside Police are appealing to members of the public for help in relation to theft of fuel from a petrol station in Dunswell.
They are keen to track down the car and the driver who adding they think that it is linked to other incidents relating to fuel theft in the area.
Locally-produced food and drink will be celebrated on Sunday, 17 September, from 10am, as the fifth Cottingham Food and Drink Festival takes place.
Supported by East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s EY Events team, the festival is a showcase of the best that Yorkshire’s food and drink producers have to offer.
Cllr Denis Healy has welcomed news that plans to allow a surgery in Molescroft to expand and keep up with demand being put on local medical resources.
Cllr Healy who represents people in St Mary’s Ward says people in his patch are concerned with the level of development and lack on infrastructure to support the growth in population.
Members of the local darts community united as they supported fellow player Dan Allinson in his quest to raise money for the charity Hull4Heroes.
The charity support veterans by helping renovate or alter their homes enabling them to where possible retain a level of independence.
HU17.net Magazine Issue 363 is out and available from Molescroft news, Woodhall Way.
This week’s edition features a selection of content that has from the HU17 web site including photos from East Riding of Yorkshire Scale Model Show and weekend sporting action.
Humber Premier League champions, Crown FC beat Beverley Town Football Club 2-1 at South Holderness Technology College.
Town’s manager Rich Jagger says he was disappointed that his side were unable to get more out of a game after they failed to capitalise on the chances they created.
East Riding Museums have boosted their facilities for Under Fives and their families this year in museums across the area.
All five sites run by the service – Skidby Mill, Goole Museum, Sewerby Hall and Gardens, The Treasure House in Beverley, and Beverley Guildhall – are now hosting the ‘Five Things to Discover’ challenge.
This was in the final analysis a very professional performance from the blue and golds.
Beverley refused to to panic when they trailed 10-0 after 20 minutes and they fought back to grow in confidence and momentum as the game went on.
Skidby Mill will be taking part in the Heritage Open Days 2017, on Saturday and Sunday 9 and 10 September.
Visitors will be able to enjoy free admission to the mill on both days between 10am and 4.15pm to the usual facilities on site – The Museum of East Riding Rural Life, a range of outbuildings, and an exhibition entitled Steeple People: East Riding Churches and Associated People, looking at a selection of churches from across the East Riding, as well as people closely connected with them.
Conditions were perfect for this season’s opener between York and Beverley at Clifton Park and what a cracking match this turned out to be.
York opened the scoring after 5 minutes with a penalty from in front of the Beverley posts but a Phil Duboulay penalty levelled for Beverley after 13 minutes to make it 3-3.