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Thank you certificates are still being delivered to those that assisted to make sure this years event took place and was a success the Town can be proud of. If anyone has any other suggestions, acts, etc to improve and add to next years event please contact David Elvidge.
Beverley’s HU17.net Magazine Issue 101 is available from Molescroft News on Woodhall Way. This week’s edition features a selection of pictures and articles that have appeared on the Hu17.net web site.
I saw you had your own photographer at the Armed Forces Day, today, but I have attached a couple of photos, I thought you may like to use. Aforesaid photographer was dedicated to his cause when he climbed the roc
Today’s event might have been more aptly named East Riding of Yorkshire Armed Forces Day as supporters in our community of the Armed Forces and senior Officers of all three services came to Beverley to sign the Community Covenant
Beverley today celebrated Armed Forces Day with a large event in Saturday Market. It was billed as family event and despite a few alterations to the schedule Beverley Armed Forces Day 2012 proved to be a big hit with the public.
The East Riding Community Covenant will be signed and launched at the Armed Forces Day in Beverley on Sunday, 1 July 2012 at 10.30am after the opening ceremony at 10am.
Plans are well advanced for an event at Walkergate House, Beverley, to commemorate 100 years of ‘I Do.’ Sunday, 1 July, marks the 10th anniversary of the amalgamation
Beverley Armed Forces Day, Sunday 1st July 2012 will be a very special one as this year the East Ridings Community Covenant is to be signed by among others the head of the British Army in Yorkshire and the North East, Brigadier Greville Bibby
Beverley Building Society is the latest local business to get behind Beverley Armed Forces Day 2012. This free one day event will be taking place in Beverley’s historic Saturday Market Place on Sunday
SSAFA Forces Help East Yorkshire is pleased to announce Beverley Armed Forces Day will take place on Sunday 1st July 2012. Over the last few days our fighting fund has been swelled
Beverley Armed Forces Day is this year scheduled for Sunday 1st July 2012. However with reduced funding available from the MOD we would like to appeal to anyone who may be able to sponsor us to ensure the day is a fitting one in this our Queens Diamond Jubilee Year.
Beverley’s next Armed Forces Day (AFD) will take place on Sunday 1st July 2012, the event takes a great deal of planning with exhibitors and performers being booked as early as possible to avoid any disappointment on the day, as events take place throughout the County and often clash. Next year is a special year and we hope to mark the Queens Jubilee year by putting together a much more…
Beverley Armed Forces Day chairman David Elvidge has proposed a regular date every year for the event. This year was the third time Beverley’s Armed Forces Day was run, and proved to be a major success despite MOD cuts affecting the amount of servicemen and women who could attend. The performance of the various bands, including the Beverley Pipe Band, along with choirs from St Nicholas Primary School and the…
A lone piper brought to an end the third Beverley Armed Forces Day. A big crowd gathered for the closing of the event, after having been well entertained over the course of the day. Highlights included a full drum head service, a fly-by by the legendary Tiger Moth biplane and a performance from the Beverley Pipe Band. Popular attractions, especially for the younger visitors, included a climbing wall and the…
HU17.net Magazine issue 50, featuring pictures from the following events around Beverley; * Beverley Longcroft School Prom * Beverley Armed Forces Day 2011 * Reloaded Help Mark Birthday Of Late Alexander Fordon * Summer Time Saturday @ Beverley Races * Great Day Out @ St Nicholas School Fete * That Friday Feeling: Beverley Races * Lucy Cressey Models @ Dainty Damsels Show The magazine is available from Molescroft News on…
Proud veterans paid their respects to fallen and former comrades at Beverley Armed Forces Day today. In the heat of a beautiful Sunday morning, they stood side by side in Saturday Market to remember all those who had fallen in wars and conflicts over the years. Thousands of people listened to a perfect rendition of the Last Post, and found their voices when the band played Jerusalem and The Lord’s…
Flyers are being delivered as the finishing touches are put to Sunday’s Beverley’s Armed Forced Day. Chairman David Elvidge and wife Janet have been delivering the flyers over the past few days and with the arrival of programmes for the day – smaller and more green than last year – the countdown to the big day now begins in earnest. Councillor Elvidge will appear on the Andy Comfort breakfast show…
When recalling World War I and its horrors – which led to the deaths of 37.5million people, a million of them from the United Kingdom – the first images that come to mind are of the blood-soaked, rat-infested killing zone that was trench warfare on the Western Front. The most enduring works of fiction and non-fiction concentrate on the millions of soldiers who were killed in what became known as…