The Beverley Folk Festival is in full swing with the new venue at Beverley Racecourse proving to be a big hit with festival goers.
A good size crowd enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Beverley Racecourse this Wednesday. Following on from a successful weekend the meeting A Very British Raceday
Next season provides Humber League Champions Beverley Town Football Club with a great opportunity to make further progress after the giant strides taken last season both on and off the field by the club.
The vintage shop will be showcasing its summer collection consisting of handmade designs with original and reworked vintage pieces at Beverley Fashion Week in July.
Large crowds descended on Beverley Racecourse for a themed meeting called A Very British Raceday.
Culture vultures are invited to enjoy movies, music and comedy at this year’s Beverley Folk Festival as Beverley Film Society returns to host its pop up Film Club.
Beverley Racecourse will be feeling a little frustrated today after the bad weather that saw a day driving rain impacted on the number of people who ventured to the Westwood Course.
Traders from North Bar Witin are counting the days until the newly formed Georgian Quarter is officially opened by the chairman of the East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Claude Mole.
Beverley Racecourse will hold their first evening meeting of the season with the ever popular Lucky in Love themed night today.
A protest held in support of Humberside Police Mounted section has passed off peacefully this morning. Around 150 people, some on horse back and others on foot took part in the march from Beverley Racecourse into the heart of the town centre.
Humberside residents staging a protest this weekend over axing the police mounted section have been warned against it – by the police.
Hu17.net Magazine issue 146 is available from Molescroft News, Woodhall Way. This week features images from the May Making at the Beverley Guildhall, Beverley Ladies Circle Hand over and also the Beverley Town Football Club Sportsman’s Dinner
Beverley Town Football Club held their first ever Sportsman’s Dinner at Beverley Racecourse. The event featured John Stiles and former Liverpool legend Jan Molby, who gave a talk about his time in the game to over 170 who were there to support the club.
The blue and golds season ended in disappointment last Saturday. During the week before the Ray Speckman Cup Final, it emerged that they had fielded an unregistered player in the semi-final clash with Bilton Sully’s.
The photographic group from Millers Day Centre were out taking photos of the horses who were competing at Beverley Racecourse along with some of the animals that were wondering about.
Having been established in 1983, and organised by the White Horse Folk Club, based in Beverley the festival has developed over the years into one of this country’s most popular festivals of its kind.
Glorious weather saw thousands of people descend on Beverley Racecourse for the bank holiday meeting. Clear blue skies and sunshine ensured the Westwood racecourse was jam-packed
Humber Colts manager Tony Henderson sent in these pictures of the stunt show that took place at Beverley Racecourse. The event proved so popular people were turned away at the gates!