East Riding of Yorkshire Council has been thanked by representatives from the North Beverley Action Group (NBAG) for arranging a meeting at County Hall last week to discuss issues raised
Smokers in the East Riding are being encouraged to ‘swap fags for swag’ and consider the financial benefits of quitting this March on the 30th anniversary of No Smoking Day.
As well as increasing charges by 10p per hour, the council has undertaken a review of its car parks and has re-banded Butcher Row and Spencer Street, in Beverley, to spread use between car parks and improve traffic flow.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is pleased to announce the launch of YORSwitch, energy switching scheme open to all East Riding households, with registration online open from Friday, 15 February.
Nine local food businesses, including two from Beverley, Ogino, Beverley and the Tickton Grange, all members of the newly formed East Yorkshire Local Food Network (EYLFN),
In spite of a delayed start and inclement weather, good progress has been made on the maintenance scheme in Saturday Market, Beverley, with the first phase of works concentrating on the repair and improvement of the York stone pavements.
The Beverley Civic Society and Beverley Action are both delighted at the Council’s decision to save the setts in the Saturday Market. An amazing number of people from the region, the country, and indeed all over the world
Simon Barrett, British Heart Foundation (BHF) Beverley Fundraising Group Leader, has stepped out today to help the nation’s heart charity launch a new fundraising event in Beverley.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is pleased to have reached an agreement with the Beverley Civic Society on the element of the Saturday Market maintenance scheme relating to the setts, pending discussions on one or two details.
The council’s 17-strong gritter fleet treated the precautionary network last night and carried out spot salting on higher grounds, as temperatures fell below freezing.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is continuing to operate around the clock to keep the East Riding moving following snowfall over the weekend and similar conditions forecast for today.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s 17-strong gritter fleet will be out again this afternoon to treat the precautionary network, with forecasters predicting that as much as 10cm of snow is likely to fall across the East Riding over the weekend.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council will continue to operate around the clock over the coming days and has put operational plans in place for the weekend, with heavy snowfall forecast by the Met Office across the area on Friday and potentially on Sunday and Monday.
Longcroft School in Beverley was inspected by Her Majesty’s Inspector Jan Bennett on 18 December 2012 to assess the progress the school had made since being given an Ofsted ‘notice to improve’ on 18 April 2012.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is urging residents to prepare for further severe winter weather forecast for the area for the end of the week.
Have you ever thought about becoming a foster carer? That will be the message at an information event being held in the East Riding later this month.
East Riding Voluntary Action Services (ERVAS) is inviting community and voluntary groups to attend a free half-day workshop on how to secure funding in 2013.
The council is continuing round-the-clock winter maintenance operations after further snow showers arrived in the East Riding at lunchtime and again during the afternoon, but with only a light covering of snow.