An upcoming non-statutory community consultation on the development of Dogger Bank South offshore wind farms is being held by RWE, one of the UK’s leading renewable energy developers.
Residents will have an opportunity to evaluate the electrical system design during the Introductory Consultation, which runs from 9th September to 14th October 2022.
A ban on shale gas fracking in England has been lifted by the government, alongside plans to limit rising energy prices.
As a result of environmental concerns and local concerns about earthquakes, the controversial practice was halted in 2019.
In the UK, National Fitness Day is an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of physical activity in leading healthier lifestyles.
Keeping active and exercising is vital for everyone, and East Riding Leisure wants to share customers’ stories.
In response to the recent burglaries in the local area, Humberside Police has issued advice to help prevent burglaries.
As one of the most intrusive crimes, burglaries often leave victims feeling scared and vulnerable.
Dove House Hospice is calling on the local community to get behind them and support their Autumn Raffle.
With the Autumn Raffle 2022, you can support your local community and benefit from vital services while winning the chance to win up to £3000 in cash.
Beverley Neighbourhood Policing Sergeant Sophie Kemp says she is delighted with how an event aimed at young people went.
Held at the leisure centre, the Beverley Fun Fest was a big success. Numerous young people had the chance to find out what opportunities are available in the area.
At Beverley Building Society’s first Charity Golf Day, held to raise funds for the Beverley Cherry Tree Community Centre, former West End and Old Shakespeare Company actor Richard Avery generously gave his time as Master of Ceremonies.
East Riding Theatre, a long-standing community partner of the Society, is co-founded by Richard, who has appeared in many TV shows.
This week, the 130-year-old Grade II-listed footbridge at Beverley station will close to ensure the safety of passengers and train drivers until next year when it will be sympathetically refurbished.
Network Rail must close the footbridge urgently to put safety first, with the canopy rotting and antisocial behaviour on the rise.
John Duggleby has been chosen as the Constituency Winner from Beverley and Holderness in the National Farmers’ Union’s Community Champion Awards.
Mr Duggleby, who is 77 has been farming for over 60 years. He and his family run Beswick Hall Farm in Beswick, a village on the outskirts of Beverley. His family farm produces a mix of both livestock and cereals.
Beverley Open Studios will see the local art community host a special event next month that will see them open their doors to the public.
It will allow participants to discover the wealth of artistic and creative talent hiding behind Beverley’s studio doors.
An application round for the Community Safety Fund, launched by Police and Crime Commissioner Jonathan Evison in May, has now opened.
Providing support for victims of crime and crime reduction projects are part of the Community Safety Fund’s mission.
Sculptor Esther Cawley will be providing expert instruction for another six-week Life Drawing Course at the Treasure House in Beverley.
Working with a life model, Esther will provide participants with a variety of figure drawing approaches based on the permanent collection and Treasure House exhibitions.
The popular ‘Brick City’ Exhibition created by Warren Elsmore will be on display at Beverley Art Gallery for one more week. Saturday, 10 September, will be the last day of the exhibition. It will close at 3.45PM.
It has been a hot spot for visitors to the Treasure House on Champney Road where iconic buildings from around the world have been meticulously recreated in LEGO® bricks.
During the Walking East Yorkshire Festival later this month, Nordic Walking instructors will conduct a training workshop in Beverley.
The 1.5-hour introduction to Nordic Walking on Beverley Westwood will be led by JLS’s instructors Jenny Mackenzie and Louise and Sunil Mukerjea.
East Yorkshire’s local authority is asking its residents and workers to help combat climate change.
Residents are being invited to drop-in sessions to discuss the Climate Change Strategy prepared by the council’s sustainable development team.
As part of the 2022 Heritage Open Days, our nation will celebrate the heritage of our nation.
In this year’s event, the Treasure House in Champney Road in Beverley is hosting special events on the theme of astounding inventions.
A 55-year-old woman from Beverley is sharing her experience of the MS Society’s ‘Living Well with MS’ sessions so that other people can benefit too.
In 2017, Rachael Tomlinson was diagnosed with the primary progressive form of multiple sclerosis. Before she found out she had the disease, she had suffered from symptoms for years.
Following a review earlier this year, East Yorkshire’s bus company has announced some changes to its services from 4 September 2022.
For weekend visitors to Hull, there is good news – the city’s Old Town and Marina will be easier to access during the afternoon on Saturdays thanks to more buses looping around the city centre.