Petanque enthusiasts are invited to a free event to try out the sport in May at the Molescroft Beverley Petanque Club in Beverley.
As part of Commuted Sums from local housing developments, Molescroft Parish Council was awarded £20,600 from the East Riding of Yorkshire Council earlier this year.
An East Yorkshire nurse who gave end-of-life drugs to residents without their consent forged colleagues’ signatures at a misconduct hearing.
While working at Lindum House nursing home in Beverley five years ago, Melody Kitney-Putnam was charged with multiple counts of misconduct.
An international competition has shortlisted Hull’s maritime living statues to compete against others from around the world.
Hull City Council and the National Lottery Heritage Fund have selected three of the living statues created for Hull Maritime, the £30 million project being funded by Hull City Council and the National Lottery Heritage Fund, to compete in the World Living Statues Festival, World Championship on 16 October 2022 in Alkmaar, Netherlands.
Beverley Minster is to host a concert by a professional African musician in the upcoming months.
The event is taking place at the Minster on Saturday 14 May from 5pm where the general public is invited to attend “Classical Afro Jazz and Pop” a performance by Cecil Jones.
Having fought for Gemma’s life during a 13-year eating disorder battle, Gemma’s parents founded SEED Eating Disorder Support Service 22 years ago.
The charity has received a lifeline from Ellesmere Counselling and Psychotherapy Training in the quest to find a new home for the service.
If more support is not forthcoming, the Blackburn Beverley, the world’s last survivor, could be scrapped.
It was bought at auction by Condor Aviation owner Martyn Wiseman in September 2020, with the help of philanthropist Georg Von der Muehll, a Swiss banker.
Organisers behind an event to raise money in aid of Ukraine say local people in North Dalton excelled themselves as they raised over £1000.
Funds were raised through the sale of tickets. Also, they sold a range of Ukrainian Treats and Traditional Snacks while also holding a prize draw.
What would kids do without their mobile phones and the latest gaming console?
Humberside Police want to help you keep them safe by ensuring their privacy and security settings are changed so no one you do not want can contact them.
People can find their voice and make music with a group of friendly people at Cuppa and a Chorus. The meetings in Beverley are scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of every month from 9.30 to 11 a.m.
Participants can sing in a group for free and meet new people through the Cuppa and a Chorus session. There are nine libraries in the East Riding where sessions are held twice monthly.
A survey finds that nearly one in 10 parents will use a food bank to feed their children within the next three months.
In other words, 1.3 million parents are expected to visit a food bank in the next three months as they struggle to cope with rising living costs, and 88% of parents reported an increase in their monthly food bill as well during this period.
East Riding Museums has a collection of objects that commemorate and celebrate Royal coronations and jubilees, weddings, and Royal family visits to the region.
Among the items on display are a variety of commemorative items and medals, in addition to buses, programs, and commemorative silverware.
The UK’s leading safety company, Arco, will sponsor this year’s conference of the East Riding Village Halls Network on Friday 13 May at Holme-on-Spalding-Moor Village Hall.
This event marks the first in-person conference for E.R.V.H.N since the Covid-19 pandemic and will cover a variety of topics about ‘keeping safe’, such as food safety, working at heights, play areas and safety essentials, and combating social isolation.
‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year’ exhibition, on loan from the Natural History Museum in London, is opening at Sewerby Hall and Gardens on 7 May.
It features exceptional images capturing fascinating animal behaviour, spectacular species and the diversity of the natural world.
Back by popular demand, there will be a chance to join artist Esther Cawley for a six-week life drawing course at the Treasure House in Beverley.
With reference to composition, pose and materials seen in the permanent collection and the Treasure House programme of exhibitions, Esther will take participants through a variety of figure drawing approaches, working with a life model.
Beverley Choir, Remarkable Rock, returns to the stage after a 2-year covid enforced absence.
After a 2-year wait Beverley choir, Remarkable Rock, is returning to the stage, with a bumper Rock show ‘Beverley Rocks’.
Andrew Penny MBE is to conduct his final programme with the Hull Philharmonic Orchestra after 40 years at the helm.
The May 14 concert marks the end of his tenure with a performance of some of his favourite music at Hull City Hall. The hugely popular Clarinet Concerto by Mozart with soloist John Bradbury and the Enigma Variations by Elgar, will be complemented by the mighty Brahms Symphony No 4.
Tesco Beverley’s Community Food Connection scheme has received praise from The Cherry Tree Centre manager Jo Ramsay.
Currently, The Cherry Tree Centre helps feed over 180 people in the town each week. This is partly made possible as a result of the support offered by the local Tesco store in Beverley.
As a result of additional funding for pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), the number of school places in Hull will increase.