Beverley Town Council has joined forces with two businesses in the town to ensure that no children go hungry in the town this half term.
They have stepped in following the Government’s decision not to fund free meals for children in struggling families over the half-term break.
Central 42 owner Eyyup Demir says they have had a huge and positive responsive after they announced they will be offering take out service.
Based on Saturday Market, the popular Tapas restaurant has been closed for weeks as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Central 42 owner Eyyup Demir says that his plans to open a new restaurant in the town will help make his family a little bigger. He is set to take a unit formally occupied by the Beverley Gin Bar.
Well know for his hospitality skills, Mr Demir also said he is excited about the new project. His vision is to not only open a restaurant but open the building up for functions.
Central 42 owner Eyyup Demir is warning other business owners in the town to vigilant. His warning comes after a man entered his Saturday Market venue and left without paying.
Mr Demir says that he feels the actions of the individual were intentional. However, he also added that if it was a mistake he is welcome to settle up.
An event will be taking place this weekend at the Corner House to help raise money and awareness for Prostate Cancer UK.
Taking place on Sunday 22 July runs from 4PM till late and will feature live music, a prize draw and talks from research scientist.
For the first time, Taxi marshals will be in place over the Easter weekend on the ranks in Beverley and Bridlington to help customers get home safely.
The taxi marshals will be in place on the taxi ranks on Good Friday and Easter Sunday between 11pm and 3am.
A local chef says he has swapped the town centre for a village pub as he looks to re establish The Star Inn’s reputation as place for high quality dining.
Sean Hanley, formerly of the Mill House Skidby and Central 42 in Beverley says that since taking on The Star Inn in North Dalton response from diners has been very positive.
Eyyup Demir, owner of Central 42 in Beverley says an open town is a more welcoming for visitors, and that is why they open early seven days a week.
Situated in the very centre of Beverley on Saturday Market, Central 42 is fast approaching what has been a successful year, with visitors to the town playing a key part in that success.
Photos from The FIREPIT and Central 42 showing people having a good night out in Beverley.
Both bars were lively as people enjoy a few drinks and some music on busy Friday night in Beverley.
Photos from the opening night at Central 42 Opening Night. The newly opened Tapas Lounge & Bar officially opened its doors to the public on Friday 7 October.