Acclaimed author Val Wood releases a brand new paperback novel, No Place for a Woman this week and is celebrating with a special book signing in her hometown of Beverley, this Saturday at WH Smith Books.
Val will be appearing at WH Smith Books in Beverley on Saturday 14th January at 11am.
The words ‘boats’ and ‘Bridlington’ go together like ‘fish’ and ‘chips’. As long as anyone can remember, there have been boats sailing in and out of the quay at the harbour
To commemorate the centenary of the Battle of the Somme during the First World War, the Treasure House in Beverley is hosting a day of activities for families this Saturday (30 July).
As the country marks the centenary of the Battle of the Somme, one of the bloodiest battles of the First World War
Opening on Saturday, 25 June, at the Treasure House in Beverley, a new exhibition ‘Remembering the Somme’ looks at one of the most famous and costly battles of the First World War.
‘The Bones of Giants’ is a new free exhibition, opening on 30 April, and running until Saturday 2 July, at Beverley Art Gallery in the Treasure House.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is delivering a new adult learning course called One Day’s Fighting on the Western Front.
Records relating to the Beverley Town Handbell Ringers have been deposited recently with the East Riding Archives at the Treasure House in Beverley.
A new touring exhibition called ‘Everybody’s Darling’ will open at the Treasure House, Beverley, on Saturday 17 October.
The next talk at the Treasure House in Beverley will explore the lives and experiences of First World War nurses.
This September’s Big Bus Day event has a star attraction – a First World War ‘Battle Bus’ from London’s Transport Museum.
Beverley Treasure House is hosting a lecture being given by Professor Mark Connelly from the University of Kent.
Some of the best local bands from the Hull and East Yorkshire music scene will be joined by a renowned Scarborough performer Joe Solo on July 24th.
Acclaimed social historian Jane Robinson will be visiting Beverley on Friday 19 June to give a talk about the fascinating history of the Women’s Institute.
NatWest’s presence in Beverley can be traced back to 1790, and the establishment of the private bank Sir Christopher Sykes & Co. A prominent local landowner, Sir Christopher Sykes
East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Adult Learning and Archives Services are linking up to bring local people a free taster course called Life in the First World War Trenches.
The popular programme of Treasure House talks returns this month with a host of topics from the ancient Celts and medieval drama,
This year will see VIVA, Vauxhall’s all-new five-door entry-level model, arrive on the roads around Beverley.