Five more mindful art guides have been created by the council’s museum team following the success of the online guided tours during recent lockdown periods.
During a social media campaign last year, the public chose which artworks would be featured in the new guides.
Quickline Communications has opened its new headquarters in East Yorkshire, signalling a huge expansion for the company.
Over 130 people are already working for Quickline, and the company plans to double that number again in the coming year.
National home builder, Bellway Homes says its new development in Beverley will create a number of new jobs in the area.
On an 11-hectare site off Long Lane, Bishops Gate will be built on an 11-hectare site next month, with sales beginning by the end of the year.
Beverley were beaten 20-10 by Barrow Island in a match that was always going to be a tough ask going to Cumbria against a promotion-chasing outfit towards the end of what has been a difficult campaign.
There is still time to enter the Bridlington Beach Fun Run on Sunday, 4 September, even though registration for the inaugural race has closed.
There will be a Fun Run for children and adults who aren’t interested in running the full 5k. A medal will be given to all participants, and entry will cost £2.
Residents in Hull and East Riding are reminded about the availability of NHS services over the upcoming bank holiday weekend.
GP out-of-hours services and Urgent Treatment Centres (UTC) in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire will remain open. It should be noted, however, that GP practices and most pharmacies will be closed on Monday 29 August.
Bio-D, a green cleaning company based in Hull, has opened a Pickup Point where orders can be picked up within two hours of being placed online.
Free pick-up will be available from Bio-D’s fulfilment site near Clough Road to both customers and businesses.
The Godber Theatre Foundation, which helps young people from Hull and East Yorkshire break into the theatre industry by offering them mentorship, exclusive masterclasses, workshops and invitations to events is now open for applicants for its 2022/23 year.
Beverley Town Football Club this week hosted their first home game since joining the Northern Counties League and it was some what fitting that the match was played under the lights.
For many, this moment was long overdue. But the perseverance of those in the background has against the odds given this town a ‘real’ football club.
East Riding Theatre is thrilled to announce that this year’s autumn production will be the premiere of ‘Gladys: A Beverley Love Story’ by Jane McLauchlan.
The latest production will run from Thursday 29th September to Saturday 22nd October.
As men’s aesthetics become mainstream, The Clubhouse has been created by a Beverley grooming expert. The club’s members will enjoy fine surroundings, as well as a fine selection of free drinks.
It’s not all about the whiskey and fine furniture though, The Clubhouse prides itself on the wide selection of high-end grooming and aesthetic treatments.
Next month, Beverley Art Gallery will host the 23rd Open Art Exhibition which will be held in the gallery. The exhibition is due to run from 24th September 2022 until 7th January 2023.
There will be no admission fee for this exhibition. The gallery’s associates are enthusiastic about the return of the gallery to its former glory.
Beverley Rugby Club is inviting the residents in the town to visit Beaver Park this weekend to enjoy a game of rugby.
Beverley will host local rivals Bridlington in a pre-season friendly at Beaver Park. Gates will open at 1PM with the match getting underway at 2Pm.
New plans to upgrade Freetown Way and make it more accessible have been revealed in a new image.
This new scheme will remove bollards and cycle lanes from the road and reinstate two lanes of traffic in both directions.
There will be a closure of the Humber Bridge overnight to facilitate vital maintenance work.
It will involve changing two bearings at the Hessle Tower, although the actual date depends on the weather. The work will be performed overnight one weekend in September/October.
England and Wales have issued pollution warnings for almost 50 beaches after untreated sewage was discharged into the sea.
Water companies say discharges have been made to protect homes and businesses since Monday, according to official data.
The Beverley Joint Youth Partnership has announced an event they will host in the town this September.
What promises to be an afternoon of fun, the event is aimed at young people in the town. Those behind the event say it is part of their ongoing efforts to help tackle anti-social behaviour in Beverley.
Through its new Education Workers Scheme, Barratt Developments, which includes Barratt Homes and David Wilson Homes, helped education workers across East Yorkshire save over £600,000 as they step onto, or further up, the property ladder.
Nurseries, schools, colleges, and universities that are members of the Education Workers Scheme can get 7% off the price of a new home, which translates to £15,000 off every £500,000.