Beverley High School Get Involved With Rocket Science
Students at Beverley High School are taking part in an experiment to explore if space travel has an impact on how plants grow back on Earth.
Students at Beverley High School are taking part in an experiment to explore if space travel has an impact on how plants grow back on Earth.
‘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.
Traders in the Georgian Quarter are staging a Wacky Bike Race on the eve of the Tour de Yorkshire as they look to raise cash for the official charity partner the RNLI.
The East Riding County Football Association is looking to increase the opportunities for people to play football with the introduction of a new Kick Start grant to help make this happen.
Cancer survivors in the East Riding are being encouraged to take part in a group walk which is re-launching in Beverley.
Channel 4 Daytime is set to transform ‘Fill Your House for Free’ for 2016 with new host Gok Wan and they are looking for a Beverley Resident to take park in the show.
After many years of waiting, Beverley finally has its own cinema. For the younger generation in the town this may be the first time that they’ve been able to go and see a movie
The Beverley office of leading law firm Wilkin Chapman has raised more than £8,000 for local charities, after embarking on a number of fundraising challenges to mark its tenth anniversary.
Work to install state-of-the-art average speed cameras on a stretch of the A1079 between the Shiptonthorpe and Dunswell roundabouts is nearing completion.
Hull and East Riding Green Party are urging people to make sure they are registered to vote to avoid being left out in the cold.
Beverley Minster is set to be transformed into the Tower Ballroom, Beverley as The Beverley Arts Trust presents celebrity BBC Radio 2 Organist Nigel Ogden in a special concert on Saturday 16 April.
How does a frog jump? How does a bird’s wing work? A new exhibition opening in Beverley Art Gallery on 26 March will have the answers.
An activity group for cancer survivors has been awarded almost £2,000 to purchase new sports and recreation equipment to help them continue their recovery.
Beverley violin maker and restorer, Peter Hall, is celebrating the first New Paths Music festival by opening his workshop to the public on Saturday 9th April.
Young people learnt about the benefits of apprenticeships at joint events organised by East Riding College and the GMB union.
Beverley Consolidated Charity has been voted Beverley Building Society’s Charity of the Month for February by its members.
A reunion is planned for the first pupils to step over the doorstep of Longcroft Lower School in 1958.