Mayor To Light Up Tesco Christmas Tree
Councillor Margaret Pinder, Mayor of Beverley, will be lighting up Tesco Beverley’s Light Up a Life Christmas tree on Saturday 22nd December.
Councillor Margaret Pinder, Mayor of Beverley, will be lighting up Tesco Beverley’s Light Up a Life Christmas tree on Saturday 22nd December.
The public meeting called by the Beverley Civic Society was attended by more than 500 people, and chaired by the Mayor of Beverley, with the chairs of Molescroft and Woodmansey & Dunswell parish councils, passed three resolutions unanimously:
Help Feed People In Need took place at Tesco stores across the UK on December 1st and 2nd and proved to be a tremendous success. Customers at Tesco’s Beverley store on Morton Lane bought a staggering £1630 worth of food, which Tesco
Medieval and Renaissance style musicians York Waits and classical singers Ti Amero are all set to perform at the Beverley Christmas Festival of Food & Drink on Saturday 24th November.
The Market Cross Christmas Lights and Christmas Tree will once again be provided by the Beverley Lions Club when almost 5000 lights will be switched on at 6-15pm on Friday 30th November.
The newest restaurant in town, located in part of Norwood House, a building that has stood the test of time, is finally opening its door on the 30th November 2012.
Thousands of people came to the Beverley Westwood to enjoy a giant bonfire and fireworks display organised by the Beverley Lions. The fire was lit by the Mayor of Beverley Margaret Pinder, Laura Fox and Geoff Rawson.
Beverley Lions Club will be providing their annual bonfire and fireworks display on the Beverley Westwood this coming Monday, 5th November 2012.
The long-awaited Beverley Real Ale Festival at St Mary’s Church proved to be a massive hit as hundreds attended the first event of its type in one of Beverley’s most historic land marks.
I would appeal to everyone and in particular, all those organisations that over the years have received support form The Beverley Lions to step forward and offer to help steward Beverley Bonfire Night.
Over 100 people attended a fashion show at Beverley Minster lending their support to Marie Curie Cancer Care. Those there enjoyed a special posh picnic lunch and a cat walk show that featured fashions from two Beverley based shops
Over two hundred people gather at the Beverley Minster to welcome the Paralympic flame. Earlier in the day at a private event held at the Beverley Leisure Centre games
An open day held at Beverley’s Queensgate Allotments has not only raised awareness of the benefits of ‘growing your own’ fruit and vegetables, it has also raised over £450 for charity.
A very good crowd gathered in Wednesday Market to take part in an event to welcome in the Olympic Games as people from the East Riding of Yorkshire gathered to ring bells for three full minutes.
Beverley Town Council in association with the National Gardens Scheme (NGS) is holding an Open Allotments Day on Sunday 29th July from 12 noon until 4pm on the Queensgate site.
Judges from Yorkshire in Bloom were this week given a tour of Beverley that saw then visit schools and town centre locations. Roger Burnett, Joy Smith were taken around Beverley by Mayor of Beverley
NHS East Riding of Yorkshire Chairman Karen Knapton welcomed members of East Riding Community Hospital’s Local Community Liaison Group and other local guests, including local MP Graham Stuart
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