Police are continuing to seek witnesses to a road traffic collision that happened at the traffic light junction of Morton Lane and Walkergate in Beverley, close to the Tesco supermarket.
Lee Kirkby who is Youth Minister at Beverley Minster is leaving his post this weekend. Lee has been involved in the life of the Minster for 14 years, firstly as a Chorister, Virger and then Youth Minister.
As a town rich in heritage and history, Beverley has a wealth of stories from its past. One in particular is that of the Reverend James Graves and the legacy he left in his Will, which continues to have a positive impact on local children and young people.
The achievements of four groups of young people from Bridlington, Beverley, Haltemprice and Holderness who took part in the National Citizen Service this summer were celebrated at Willerby Manor Hotel.
East Riding College is celebrating its eighth consecutive increase in the number of 16 to 18-year-old students enrolled on full-time courses. With more than 1,150 now enrolled, the College is expecting to beat the growth targets set for this year, despite a significant reduction in the number of 16-year-olds
One of the main reasons people join a fitness club or facility is because they want to get results, fast. It might be weight loss, tone body shape, or to become fit and strong. Results can come from a range of fitness options
Charlie Landsborough is one of the good guys. Talented, funny, hard-working, good-natured…what you see is what you get. Little surprise then that he’s got legions of loyal fans.
A group of local women have decided to make it their mission to try to change the way that people think about art, believing that art is for everyone and not just a few. Calling themselves ‘Beverley Creatives’, they are putting on a display of their work in the Beverley Minster from Monday 1st to Sunday 8th October
Chris Hutchinson, of Murray Hills solicitors, advises couples to check their rights. Many people believe that just because they have lived with their partner for some time they automatically acquire rights under the law, and indeed some believe that they have become ‘common law’ man and wife.
Intoto Kitchens, Hengate are inviting members of the public and fellow local business owners to attend an event, they are hosting to raise money for MacMillan Cancer Support.
Humberside police are hosting a hard hitting young driver event at Bishop Burton College on Thursday 4 October 2012, educating students the dangers of dangerous driving.
Take the opportunity to step into the world of blind and partially sighted people at this unique sponsored walk across the Humber Bridge. The event, hosted by Guide Dogs is to be held on Sunday 14th October between 10am and 1pm. Starting at the North Tower and working in teams of two, participants can be sponsored to blindfold walk
Beverley Mum, Louise Barrett, is excited to bring James Bond to Hull in memory of her son, Ellis, who died almost 10 years ago. What a great way to celebrate his short life whilst raising vital funds for the Foundation for Study into Infant Death.
Personal trainer and food coach, Anita Norman shows that there is no excuse when it comes to preparing delicious, healthy meals in a flash. Last night’s cookery demonstration at the Barn House in Walkington was a treat for the taste buds with a variety of breakfast dishes
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
Terry Jackson celebrated his 30th birthday with mates and family at the Lord Nelson. Terry enjoyed a lively night and a disco in the family boozer partying hard until the early hours of the morning.
Ten members of Beverley Athletic Club joined Olympic medal winners and more than 40,000 other people in the Great North Run last Sunday. Most of the Beverley athletes had run this race several times before and knew what to expect but for those making their debut it was an amazing experience
Shine Relief Trust’s annual fundraising event on the 8th of September saw 38 people of all ages and backgrounds gather together to walk or cycle in support of vulnerable children in Malawi