Beverley Town Council are hosting an event that is aimed at anyone who has an interest in putting themselves forward as a candidate in the scheduled to happen on the 7th May.
As East Riding of Yorkshire Council continues its programme of building affordable housing across the area for residents, the latest phase at Leconfield is nearing completion.
An angry resident on the Swinemoor Estate in Beverley has contacted HU17.net to voice their concerns over the £6.75m development being built by East Riding of Yorkshire Council on Burden Road.
A good turnout of fourteen Beverley Athletic Club runners were among nearly 1000 athletes completing last Sunday’s Snake Lane 10 mile road race.
Jackie Heffer has spoke of her disappointment after Beverley Town Council voted against a proposal to offer more services to young people in the Town.
Day services from across the East Riding have joined forces to showcase their musical talent at an X-Factor style event which pulled in a crowd of over 200 people.
Businesses across East Yorkshire are being invited to a series of Tour de Yorkshire roadshows as the county gears up to host the inaugural new international cycle race.
East Riding Youth Dance is now recruiting for the spring term – starting week commencing Monday 23 February – for a new dance initiative, ‘Dance on the Map’.
Graham Stuart has welcomed the announcement of important new schools investment in Beverley and Holderness. Longcroft School in Beverley and Withernsea Primary School
An inspirational event for people to put their questions to some of our region’s most successful business owners will be held at Beverley Art Gallery on Tuesday 17 March from 6-8.30pm.
A major new £6.75m development in Beverley designed to help older people live independently is on track for completion by late spring/early summer 2015.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s youth and family support service is holding a series of recruitment events for young people interested in joining the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme.
With the elections less than 100 days away, residents across the East Riding are being reminded they need to register in order to vote.
It’s fantastic to see that theatre is now back in Beverley and townsfolk, and indeed the East Riding, can once again look on Beverley as a centrepiece for high-quality theatrical entertainment
East Riding of Yorkshire Council can today reveal that the overall cost of its enforcement operation at a protest camp near Crawberry Hill, last week, could be in the order of £75,000, pending receipt of final details and excluding police costs.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Lifeline scheme is helping a local hospital meet the surge in demand for care.
Following the removal of the Crawberry Hill Protection Camp in Walkington, anti fracking campaigners continue to make their feelings known.
A pilot project, run by Beverley Town Council and aimed at revitalising the high street, is all set to take off in Beverley.