The bad weather did not stop the residents of Westwood Road who, joined by family and friends celebrated the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee with a giant garden party.
To mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee residents of Westwood Road held a ‘Jubilee Games’ on the Beverley Westwood. In order for the games to take place neighbours worked together to clear a strip of grass of cow
As part of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Celebrations local charity N.U.R.S.E. held a raft race on the Beverley Beck. Teams from the Ambulance Service
Residents of Butterfly Meadows in Beverley held a street party to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. With the street decked out in red, white and blue neighbours came together to enjoy food, drink and games.
Beverley Racecourse added a touch of fun to their meeting holding a Jubilee Donkey Derby. With a large crowd at the course professional jockeys, to the amusement of those watching held a short race past the grandstand.
Over 200 young people packed into the nave of Beverley Minster on Friday night for the Royal themed Youth Café. Youngsters from all three secondary schools, Beverley Grammar, Beverley High School
Over 100 people attended a special party at the Millers Day Centre in Beverley to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. The indoor street party was organised by the Friends of Millers featured a live band called Dark Moon and disco.
Pupils and staff from Woodmansey Primary School got into the Jubilee spirit with a special party. The event which had a red, white and blue theme saw children dress in a range of outfits that included the Queen
Toddlers at Toll Gavel Church Preschool Playgroup topped an off a week of Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Celebrations with a tea party. Children have spent an entire week using red white and blue toys, making bunting
Children from Swinemoor Primary School held special Queen’s Diamond Jubilee assembly. Opening the assembly head teacher Leon Myers read out a letter the school had received from the Buckingham Palace
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Keldmarsh Primary School pulled out all the stops to make their Jubilee Party an event to remember. To mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee children at the school.
Beverley and Rural Community Partnership, The Beverley Lions and members of East Riding of Yorkshire Council teamed up with staff from the Tesco store in Beverley this week to clear litter from the streets.
Children at St Nicholas Primary school got into the Jubilee spirit with a special lunch. Pupils enjoyed a selection of treats with some of the teachers and staff at the school adding to the occasion with silly
Members of Beverley Town Council and Humberside Fire and Rescue Service this week delivered and installed hanging baskets, bunting and flags. In total 63 hanging baskets, 34 Flags and around 40 lots of bunting were placed on shops from North Bar Within
Plans are well advanced for an event at Walkergate House, Beverley, to commemorate 100 years of ‘I Do.’ Sunday, 1 July, marks the 10th anniversary of the amalgamation
As part of the town’s celebrations for the Queens Diamond Jubilee, the Beverley Guildhall is putting on a new display Royal Celebrations in Beverley.
Beverley commemoratives 60 glorious years of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s reign. Starting at 11am on Monday, June 4th a fun family day that will include rides, fancy dress competitions, live music, puppet shows and BBQ’s