Hu17.net Magazine Issue 114 is available from Molescroft News on Woodhall Way. Inside this week’s edition, you will find pictures and articles that include; Are You Entitled To Anything From The Property In Which You Live?
As a town rich in heritage and history, Beverley has a wealth of stories from its past. One in particular is that of the Reverend James Graves and the legacy he left in his Will, which continues to have a positive impact on local children and young people.
A group of local women have decided to make it their mission to try to change the way that people think about art, believing that art is for everyone and not just a few. Calling themselves ‘Beverley Creatives’, they are putting on a display of their work in the Beverley Minster from Monday 1st to Sunday 8th October
Hu17.net Magazine Issue 113 is available from Molescroft News and features content that has appeared on the HU17.net web site including, Beverley Races, Fashion Show @ Beverley Minster, Beverley Town FC, Beverley ARLC and Beverley RUFC
Over 100 people attended a fashion show at Beverley Minster lending their support to Marie Curie Cancer Care. Those there enjoyed a special posh picnic lunch and a cat walk show that featured fashions from two Beverley based shops
Nicky Kilford and Mark Kelly were married at Beverley Minster. After their service, the couple headed to G Jack and Son where Nicky works for pictures.
Available from Molescroft News, Woodhall Way this week’s issue of HU17.net Magazine features content from the following items that have a appeared on the HU17.net web site;
Graham Stuart, MP for Beverley and Holderness, is encouraging residents to welcome the Paralympic Flame at Beverley Minster on Friday 24th August, from 5.00pm until 6.30pm.
Beverley Minster is helping hard-pressed families enjoy Bank Holiday Monday by letting children climb their towers for free. The magnificent 50 metre (165 feet) tall north tower is only open to visitors for one day a year
Minster Garth Guest House is a beautiful Georgian house, situated next to Beverley Minster, overlooking a delightful green pasture. Legend has it that in medieval times, Saint John of Beverley, the Archbishop of York had a residence there – either a Monastery or a Manor House.
Thomas Willicombe was christened at Beverley Minster at one of the regular monthly baptism services held at the historic venue.
The service was conducted by Rachel Young
It has been two historic days for the East Riding, as thousands of people lined the streets of Bridlington, Beverley, Brough and Goole to witness the Olympic Torch’s arrival in the area.
A perfect vantage point, HU17.net resident photographer Paul Linton joined the official Olympic Torch Relay media bus at Norwood. Then he followed the Olympic Torch Relay from Wednesday Market
Carers across the East Riding are invited to attend the annual Carers Service of Thanksgiving, which will be held at Beverley Minster. The service, which runs during Carers Week, will take placed on Wednesday, 20 June and will start at 11am.
Four acts from this year’s Live and Unsigned competition are set to play the Beverly Festival next weekend, earning the slots after impressing festival promoters at the Live and Unsigned Area Finals.
The Olympic Torch Relay will reach the East Riding of Monday, 18 June and after visiting Bridlington will arrive in Beverley on route to its overnight stop in Hull.
HU17.net Magazine issue 98 is available from Molescroft News, Woodhall Way. This special edition is full of Queen’s Diamond Jubilee pictures that have appeared on the web site.
Over 200 young people packed into the nave of Beverley Minster on Friday night for the Royal themed Youth Café. Youngsters from all three secondary schools, Beverley Grammar, Beverley High School