A fine day, a lovely ground, superb conditions; all that was needed here was an afternoon of good rugby. Plenty of good rugby there was but unfortunately most of it came from Percy Park. Beverley had an afternoon to forget.
Whitestar Girls Sides Both Beaten In The East Riding Girls Football League
Beverley Whitestar girls had a disappointing afternoon in the East Riding Girls Football League. In the two games of football played today at the Beverley Leisure Centre, both sides were beaten.
Beverley Skate Park: Would You Really Want Your Children To Play Here?
Having turned up at the Beverley Leisure Centre this morning to photograph a number of football games my attention was quickly drawn to something else.
Aldi Beverley To Open With £500 Hospital Donation
Aldi will open its new store in Beverley at 8.00am on Thursday 26th September. The store will be opened by Jane Fenwick, chairwoman of the Humber NHS Foundation Trust
Beverley Food Festival : Judging Takes Place For Food Awards
Judges were at the Tickton Grange Hotel to sample the entries into this year’s Beverley Food Festival’s Local Food Awards. In total there were 93 entries with foods ranging from sausages, drinks, pies through to deserts.
Beverley Golf Club Raises £1000 For Cancer Research – So Far
Beverley & East Riding Golf Club has entered into the Cancer Research sponsored Hall of Fame golf tournament for the last few years, but never before has it raised so much money for this worthy cause.
Mayor Delighted At Success Of Beverley in Bloom As Town Scoop Silver Gilt
Peter Tomkys, Beverley in Bloom Co-Ordinator, said Beverley in Bloom is an entirely amateur organisation composed of people whose common aim is to turn the streets of Beverley into colourful and productive areas that are not only a pleasure to look at but also a source of food.
Doing Their Bit For The Pit!
Four boys from Walkington have built a sensory garden area for their local community. Matthew Lees 10, Andrew Manson 10, Luca Myers 10, and Jonathan Sreeves 10, named ‘The Yorkies’, raised over £500 by running 26 miles (the equivalent of a marathon) between them.
£2million Celebrations For Beverley School
Staff and students at Longcroft School in Beverley have double cause for celebration. Not only has the school recently achieved its best ever GCSE results, but work has got underway on a £2.1m improvement scheme
Hobson & Porter Secures £4.5 Million Of Work
The major new contract Bishop Burton College, near Beverley, is to deliver a new two storey Technology & Skills Building, with a value of £2.5 million.
Flood Risk Reduced For Dozens Of Properties In Beverley
Work on a £600,000 flood alleviation scheme to protect dozens of properties along Willow Grove, Pasture Terrace and Tiger Lane in Beverley,
Local Golfers Enjoy An Afternoon At The Races
On an afternoon that saw sun replaced by dark black clouds, followed by rain before returning to sunshine but all i n all it was quite enjoyable afternoon of horse racing at the Westwood track.
First Hull Trains Launches Biggest Price Awareness Campaign In 12-Year History
Passengers in Hull have been given the chance to snap up extra-value tickets as First Hull Trains launches its biggest ever autumn ticket promotion.
Archbishop of York Visits DST
Learner drivers shared their experiences behind the wheel with the Archbishop of York when he visited the Defence School of Transport.
Beaver’s Coach Optimistic Ahead Of Clash With Percy Park
This weekend Beverley Rugby Club will take to the road as they travel to North Shields to play Percy Park RFC.
Local Cubs Get To Camp Out At Fort Paull
Last Saturday almost 100 Cubs from the Beverley & Hornsea District held a sleep over at Fort Paull.
Town Play Good Football To Beat Rangers
Beverley played their first game for two weeks, travelling to Hessle, who they defeated 3 – 0 a fortnight ago. Town welcomed back Danny Norton; Nathan White made his first start of the season and captain Jonny Ricardo returned in place of Asa Pardoe, who was on holiday.
East Riding Militia Assembled To Repel French Invaders
War. Whenever it looms the country feels safe in the knowledge that the armed forces will step up to the plate and ensure safety. But around 220 years ago, it wasn’t quite as simple as that.