Since announcing investment for its superfast broadband service in Beverley, Quickline Communications say they are receiving a steady number of new customers.
After a summer of team work as part of the Humberside Police Lifestyle Challenge, 5 besties have managed to raise enough funds to hold
With the summer holidays upon us, our tech savy youngsters – from tots to teens – will be spending more time than usual on the web.
Beverley Grammar School was proud to host their end of year Student Showcase recently.
A group of Year 8 Beverley Grammar School Design and Technology pupils recently attended an annual TeenTech event at the KCOM Stadium.
Following incredible feedback from customers, Hull Trains has now become the very first train operator in the UK to roll-out up-to-the-minute passenger information screens on all their units.
University of Hull student James Bilton has teamed up with local charity Beverley Community Lift in a drive to help more elderly people get out and about.
Recently Beverley Grammar School has hosted two events for local primary schools to prepare the Year 6 students for the transition into secondary education.
For the first time in the history of telecoms, residents of Beverley and the surrounding villages will have a choice of superfast broadband provider. Local technology company, Quickline Communications have built a mast at the Imerys quarry site to directly compete with other Internet Service Providers (ISPs) such as KCom and BT.
The installation of a new wireless internet mast, beside the pasture of Beverley Westwood offers residents and businesses within a 10 mile radius, an alternative to traditional telecoms with connection speeds of up to 50Mbps.
Adults living with learning disabilities from the Humber and East Riding region will be the first in the UK to trial a new app that aims to improve their quality of life and health outcomes
It is safe to say that there isn’t a schoolboy or girl in East Yorkshire that hasn’t heard of or used a computer, or indeed the internet.
Tesco’s Beverley store is working with local charities and community groups who have registered for an exciting new scheme which will see unsold food become meals for vulnerable people across the town.
Local groups set to benefit from the scheme include the Cherry Tree Community Centre and the East Yorkshire Foodbank.
The public are being invited to ‘Discover the World of Farming’ at Bishop Burton College this month.
Customers visiting East Riding Libraries can get online for free, after East Riding of Yorkshire Council announced that all its branches now offer WiFi.
Students at Beverley High School are taking part in an experiment to explore if space travel has an impact on how plants grow back on Earth.
OnStar, the latest innovation in automotive information services, is being rolled out to local motorists in Hull and Beverley by Evans Halshaw,
A primary school in Beverley are celebrating after their innovative approach to technology will see them publish their 50th school news bulletin.
More than 400 East Riding learners from 14 East Riding secondary schools participated in this year’s Apprenticeship Pathways Event at Bishop Burton College.