Students tempted to party hard as they start university life should not neglect their sleep. That’s according to The Sleep Council who are warning students about the dangers of lack of sleep
Whether we mean to or not, we all make judgments about people based on the car they drive.
It has been termed the worst refugee crisis since World War II. A record number of asylum seekers crossed the EU’s borders in July. Many of the refugees are fleeing Syria,
East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Sports, Play and Arts Service will be celebrating a year on from the Glasgow Commonwealth Games with a Commonwealth Games legacy festival.
Volunteers are being sought by East Riding of Yorkshire Council to help tackle dog fouling in the area something they say is a ‘major issue.’
East Riding Libraries are making final preparations for the start of the Summer Reading Challenge 2015, which launches on Monday (20 July). The theme for the 2015 Challenge is Record Breakers.
Student from Beverley Grammar School says work experience is an important part of growing up saying that his placement this week real opportunity to understand what actually happens in the workplace.
John Edwards a former drug addict and alcoholic is spending three days in Beverley along with his giant model syringe as he looks to extend a helping hand to addicts and their loved ones.
Dove House Hospice are inviting runners from Beverley to participate in the colour run take place in September in Hull.
Organisers of Beverley Folk Festival say they are touched by the generosity of the public after collections held during the event raised over £700.
Stuart Hillard of Great British Sewing Bee will be in Beverley later this month when she hosts a range of range of sewing workshops at the Beverley Treasure House.
Tesco will be running their sixth Neighbourhood Food Collection and Beverley Foodbank is urging members of the local community to help stop UK hunger
Staff and volunteers at the Beverley Community Museum would like to hear from anyone who has memories of working for some of Beverley’s key industries for a new exhibition in the autumn.
Could you spare two hours a week to help reduce crime in your area whilst taking your horse out on your daily hack?
Siege Tabletop is a department of Fleurs de Lisa flower shop in Beverley. It is a dedicated tabletop war gaming shop a place to play your table top games
Waste and recycling officers will be out and about in towns and villages next week offering advice and information to mark national Recycle Week (June 22-28).
The sound of a giant gong marked the completion of a unique renovation project, paying homage to the opening titles of Rank Film Corporation.
Beverley Building Society is pleased to welcome its new Chairman Brian Young, who is no stranger to the Society, previously serving as a Non-Executive Director for the last four years.