Free taster courses for people who are interested in a career in sport and the uniformed services are being held by East Riding College in Beverley and Bridlington next month.
Buckets – you thought they were only good for catching a leak or washing your car. But in fact buckets can change lives and save lives.
People who are interested in degrees in sport can take part in three free taster sessions at East Riding College next month.
This week saw Allus U14 take on Wakefield Wildcats for their 6th Regional Match at the EIS in Sheffield.
Local rider Jordan Rushby is looking to continue to progress in the world or motorsport in the up and coming 2015 – 2016 season.
An angry resident on the Swinemoor Estate in Beverley has contacted HU17.net to voice their concerns over the £6.75m development being built by East Riding of Yorkshire Council on Burden Road.
Three East Riding Leisure facilities are hosting swimathons in aid of Marie Curie Cancer Care in April – and are looking for participants.
This Girl Can is a national campaign developed by Sport England, the government organisation tasked with getting the country active.
A fitness group which has helped hundreds of adults of all ages and abilities to take up running while having fun has now launched junior sessions for children.
Rachel Woosey, a student on the Achieving Academic and Sporting Excellence (AASE) programme at Bishop Burton College has been called to represent her country in the sport she loves – rugby union.
Racesafe British Junior Squad have already been hard at work honing their skills ahead of next week’s FEI Junior European Championships at Bishop Burton College
In celebration of the Tour de France visiting our shores, Richardsons Cycling Club is hosting a Go-Ride Tour event, to cement the legacy and give young people the chance to get involved with cycle sport.
The painting ‘Recuperation’ by John Walter Hadland has just been restored to its place in the newly refurbished stairwell at Beverley Art Gallery.
People who are thinking of going into the armed forces, uniformed services or sport coaching, health and fitness professions are invited to two open events at East Riding College this month.
Parents were invited into the St Mary’s Primary School to enjoy an afternoon of sporting entertainment as the school held its annual sports day.
To celebrate the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games, a sports festival for young people with additional needs is being held at Longcroft Upper School, Beverley on Friday, 25 July 2014 from 1pm to 4pm.
In just a few weeks time the 20th soccer school run by Latimer Congregational Church on Grovehill Road will be taking place.
East Riding’s budding young female footballers will get the chance to sharpen their skills at a flagship festival.