The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and environmental consultants, Delta-Simons are holding a seminar.
Understanding Ecological Constraints on Development Sites, in Hull on Thursday 16 March. This is one in a series of events to help those in the property sector to engage in professional training activity in the Humber Region.
A member of the public, two PCSOs and two police officers were involved in the daring rescue.
Police were called at around 6.25pm on Saturday 4 March with reports of a 40-year-old woman threatening to jump into the sea close to the Promenade in Bridlington.
Richard Durrant will be making a welcome return to Beverley on Thursday 30 March, 2017, at 7.30pm, for an evening of Richard’s latest musical adventure, in Toll Gavel United Church.
Richard’s latest musical adventure will feature the Uffington Tenor Guitar, built by Ian Chisholm in Suffolk, and a six -string concert guitar built by Gary Southwell in Lincolnshire and made from 5000 year old bog oak.
To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week, from Monday, 6 to Friday, 10 March, East Riding of Yorkshire Council is promoting the important contribution its apprentices are making and is encouraging other organisations to follow suit and create apprenticeship opportunities.
The authority currently employs 37 apprentices across a range of services and in schools. One of those is Josh Stubbs, an apprentice dog warden/pest control officer, currently training with the council, having started a 15-month apprenticeship in October 2016.
Hull and East Riding’s premier tourism awards, the REYTAs, have been given unprecedented support from local businesses, with more sponsors of awards than ever before.
Events and companies from Beverley that are in contention for an award are Beverley Food Festival, Beverley Puppet Festival, The Westwood Restaurant, Lempicka Cafe & Bistro, T C Patisserie and Butt Farm Caravan & Campsite.
Health leaders are encouraging pregnant women in Hull to take their first steps to stopping smoking following the release of figures stating almost 21% of pregnant women in the city smoke*.
Smoking during pregnancy not only increases mothers’ risk of cancer and related health issues, but can also have a huge effect on the health of the unborn child, including the child potentially suffering with asthma for life, increased risk of miscarriage and stillbirth or complications at and after birth.
Beverley Town Football Club Veterans threw away two points as they dropped points for the first time this season at home to Drum.
Gaffer Steven Harvey said his side lacked the ‘cutting edge’ up front though despite that felt his side should have won the match and maintained their 100pc record.
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Photos from the Hull Boys Sunday Football League featuring the game between Beverley Whitestar Tigers and Hessle Rangers.
Both sides who compete in the U8s league showed their future positional in a well contested match at the Beverley Leisure Centre.
A motorist who parked their car in the Morrison’s Supermarket is appealing for help to track down the person who trashed their car.
The owner of the vehicle returned to their car after a visit to the Morrison’s store to find what appears to be serious damage caused by another vehicle scraping along its passenger side.
Local team Beverley Whitestar Sharks u16s are through to the semi-finals of the FA People’s Cup after a fantastic Friday night of football hosted by Goals Hull on 24 February.
With a record number of over 40,000 players involved at 150 venues nationwide, including over 6000 teams in 16 separate categories, all of the regional winners across the country will meet at eight national venues later in March.
Beverley Town Football Club made it back to back wins in the Humber Premier League as they brush aside nine man Goole United with a comprehensive 5-0 win at the Victoria Pleasure Ground.
Manager Rich Jagger now hopes that with results going their way they can close the gap between them and the top four in the table.
Beverley RUFC romped to victory hammering Selby 45 – 18 in a match they controlled from start to finish.
Victory means that the Beavers have lost just once in their last eight games as they continue to grow as a side and are emerging as a real force in the league.
A Country Themed night at Armstrongs Social Club raised over £100 which will go towards the club’s charities.
A packed out venue saw people take to the floor and enjoy a night of live music and line dancing.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s fostering team is holding an information event in the Beverley area to encourage more people to consider becoming foster carers.
The council is looking to recruit new foster carers particularly for children aged from five to 15.
Mayor of Beverley Cllr Robert Begnett says that the Annual Town Meeting is a great opportunity for residents of Beverley to raise their issues that are important to them.
Taking place on Tuesday 7 March from 6.30PM at East Riding College Flemingate Campus, residents within the local parish will have their chance to quiz and suggest ideas to local Councillors.
Photos from the Beverley Leisure Centre featuring local side the Beverley Braves who faced Hull All Blacks.
Beverley’s coach Craig Collins should be delighted with his side who showed great heart and courage as they took on a side who had the edge given a age advantage the All Blacks had.
A debut try from Ryan Anson lit up Beverley ARLC first game in the Yorkshire Men’s League 40/20 cup.
A kick downfield by the visitors was fielded by Anson, who went on a run to the line beating countless defenders running from one corner of the pitch to another.