September is the most popular month for birthdays worldwide. It’s no surprise, as nine months prior is the Christmas holiday period. Parties, celebrations and socialising are in full swing as people make the most of their time off in every way.
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:
In a bid to keep people safe this Christmas, Humberside Fire and Rescue Service is urging drivers to take extra care whilst driving on the region’s roads.
Following the Beverley Christmas Lights switch on event on Friday evening, this year’s sponsor, QualitySolicitors Lockings were delighted with the proceedings and the appearance of Olympic Gold Medallist, Luke Campbell.
Local artist Nick Matson opened his new show of ten pictures and ten drawings at Creation Fine Arts last Wednesday. The pictures are a record of the River Hull where it passes through Swinemoor Meadows
This month Military and civilian staff at the Defence School of Transport have endeavoured to cultivate a stylish moustache, all in aid of Movember.
Welterweight prospect Zak Collins is looking to “put the icing on the cake” by making it five wins out of five for 2012 when he features on the James DeGale vs. Fulgencio Zuniga, WBC Silver title undercard this Saturday.
A large crowd enjoyed a festive evening in Wednesday Market where Luke Campbell was the special guest as he turned on the Beverley Christmas Lights.
Students at St Mary’s Primary School visited local green grocers O’Brians Fruit and Vegetables in Molescroft last week as they continue to learn about our ‘Wonderful World’ and what we grow and produce.
During November, each year, Movember is responsible for the sprouting of moustaches on thousands of men’s faces in the UK and around the world.
Having experienced some stressful and emotional difficulties, I realised for my well-being and personal happiness I needed to make some personal changes – but how?
More than one in ten people in Yorkshire and Humberside have skipped meals, gone without food to feed their family or relied on family or friends for food in the last year according to new research published this week.
Kubana Bar held a special launch party at the weekend to as they re launched the venue as a cocktail dance bar after a complete refit. On arrival party, goers were given a glass of bubbly with the night attracting a wide range of people from Beverley.
For many, the local area and its heritage are a great source of pride and it is both a privilege and a joy to be able to visit museums and archives to see first-hand the objects that compose local history.
Kubana Bar will be holding a party night on Saturday 24th November to celebrate their re-opening after undergoing a complete transformation.
This week the Government’s plan to roll out superfast broadband services to rural areas has received European Union approval. Graham Stuart MP explains “Most areas will get broadband without any government support.
Hull-based food wholesaler, Alpine Fine Foods, has recently extended its fleet of branded refrigerated vehicles with local independent rental company,
Beverley’s Wednesday Market is gearing up to showcase the best of local talent at this year’s Beverley Christmas Lights switch on ceremony, when a variety of musicians from Unsigned Live and the Longcroft School Gospel Choir