Three Golden Apron Finalists Announced
The search for Yorkshire’s best young chef is nearly over following the semi-final of The Golden Apron Cookery Competition, which took place on Sunday 24th March.
The search for Yorkshire’s best young chef is nearly over following the semi-final of The Golden Apron Cookery Competition, which took place on Sunday 24th March.
The PJ Livesey Group has been named as the preferred bidder to develop the Beverley Westwood Hospital site in Beverley.
The Beverley Conservation Area Appraisal has now been formally adopted by the Council and minor changes to the conservation area boundary take effect from 3rd April 2013.
A Beverley institution which has served the town for nearly 150 years is continuing to go from strength to strength.
Households across Beverley and Holderness will benefit from a real terms cut in their council tax bills, official Government figures have revealed.
Whatever happened to we will not build inside the by-pass if the government pays for the road? That is the question being asked by Long Lane resident Alan Dale.
Tesco’s Beverley store was pleased to welcome Councillor Chad Chadwick (Chairman of East Riding of Yorkshire Council), his wife, Councillor Margaret Chadwick and volunteers from ERYC Youth Support Service to bag pack in our store on Saturday 30th March.
A Beverley clinical hypnotherapist is helping people discover their inner power with a one-off charity workshop in aid of Dove House Hospice.
On Saturday 27th April 2013 at 7.00pm the Friends of Longcroft School are holding a Barn Dance at Longcroft Upper School, music provided by our local White Horse Ceilidh Band.
The Northern Chamber Orchestra (Nicholas Ward – director and violin, Philip Dukes – viola) will be returning to Beverley on Thursday, 11th April for a concert at Toll Gavel United Church (7.30pm). 2013 is the centenary of Benjamin Britten’s birth and Northern Chamber Orchestra are offering a programme with one of his works, the Lachrymae for viola and orchestra. Having a solo viola allows the inclusion of one of Mozart’s…
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Staff at Ask Italian Restaurant in Beverley have raised over £500 for the Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Originally we were told that a letter from our Doctor would be sufficient to get Charley recognised as an “Assistance Dog”, I obtained such a letter without difficulty or delay but, on trying to use this to re-instate Charley in the Beverley Treasure House Foyer
The final hurdle for the Beverley Integrated Transport Plan has been cleared, after the Department for Transport (DfT) signed off on the council’s Full Approval bid for the circa £22 million scheme
A Beverley based detective is turning to the power of the pedal to raise money for a charity in memory of a friend who sadly died of cancer.
It’s Lempicka Chocolates first Easter trading from Beverley’s Wednesday Market. To celebrate, they have hand-crafted a range of Easter chocolatey goodness from flat Easter eggs to half shells filled with their hand-crafted artisan chocolates.
There’s an open mic night at the Beaver Pub on Tuesday April 2nd, starting at 8pm. The event is in aid of The J9 Foundation, set up by the legendary South African rugby star, Joost van der Westhuizen to raise awareness of Motor Neuron Disease, and to raise funds for research into a cure.
The East Riding County Choir is singing Rosini’s Stabat Mater and the popular Mozart Requiem in Beverley Minster on Saturday, 4th May, 2013, starting at 7.30 pm. Alan Spedding is conducting and the East Riding Sinfonia, Leader Patricia Mitchell, is accompanying the Choir.