New plans to upgrade Freetown Way and make it more accessible have been revealed in a new image.
This new scheme will remove bollards and cycle lanes from the road and reinstate two lanes of traffic in both directions.
Today, stock trading is gaining massive popularity due to the ability to earn a greater profit within no time. However, since online trading can get a bit complicated, you need simplified digital tools that help you understand the gimmicks of stock trading.
An NHS trust is to enhance its growing reputation as a centre of clinical research by holding a conference involving some of the leading experts in UK healthcare research.
Humber NHS Foundation Trust, which provides mental health, community and GP services in Hull, East Riding and Whitby, will stage the free event in May.
The British population has a long-standing love affair with their cars, with many considering them to be part of the family.
Two members of Beverley Athletic Club travelled to Germany recently to take part in the 39th Berlin Marathon. The course around the German capital is renowned for being fast and the current world marathon record was set there in 2011.
After being held in Beverley Polo Club for the last five years, Tribfest relocated in 2012 to the delightful surroundings of Sledmere House, offering more space for the annually growing flock of festival enthusiasts.
Local bus company EYMS is allowing teenagers to travel for less on its buses this summer. The current child fare (usually half the adult fare) is available up to a person’s sixteenth birthday but young people who are 16, 17 or 18
Creation Fine Arts is a brand new art gallery in Beverley town centre, showcasing the work of talented artists from the local area and around the globe. The collections include pieces which range from affordable yet unique gifts to investable, original art.
Saturday the 24th of March was a momentous day at Coletta & Tyson garden centre. The re-launch of the plant area took place with former Kingston Rovers player and retired managing director Brian Tyson cutting the ribbon to ‘officially’ mark it open.
The scheme also helps promote the East Riding as an area with a vision for a vibrant night-time economy. Well-run businesses are recognised and rewarded for the standard they set in the running of their premises, with special credit to all those who help
A Beverley business has seen significant growth on its turnover following the launch of its consumer focused online division just 12 months ago.
The location has been confirmed for the next Winter Orienteering Event organised by the Humberside and Lincolnshire Orienteers (HALO). It will be on Swinemoor, to the east of Beverley on Saturday February 18th.
Hundreds of people gathered on the Beverley Westwood near to Beverley Racecourse for the traditional Holderness Hunt Supporters Club Boxing Day hunt. Minister Jim Paice, whose ministerial portfolio includes hunting, told BBC News; “The current law simply doesn’t work. I personally am in favour of hunting with dogs – and the coalition agreement clearly states that we will have a free vote on whether to repeal the act when there is…
Beverley RUFC have taken steps to strengthen their coaching set up by appointing former Head Coach Anthony Posa in the same role, initially until the end of the current season with the possibility of extending the role for next season, and former Hull KR and Hull FC legend Stanley Gene as Defence Coach. Present player coaches James McKay and Junior Tupai remain in their posts, effectively doubling the club’s coaching…
Hull University was the latest venue on Saturday for newcomers to try out the sport of orienteering. South Cave’s Brian Ward from the Humberside and Lincolnshire Orienteering Club (HALO) had planned four courses of differing lengths and complexity. The courses covered all parts of the University campus and featured many baffling route-choice decisions. All courses used electronic timing. The courses were dominated by members of HALO’s Monday Night Orienteering Club…
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has responded to concerns raised by the public and traders in Beverley by postponing maintenance work planned for the footways around Saturday Market until the spring. Instead, it is likely a similar scheme planned for North Bar Within will be brought forward. The council is consulting business representatives and St Mary’s Church and will now carry out face-to-face consultation with individual residents and tenants in…
East Riding residents recycled and composted 60 per cent of their waste in August, pushing the rate to the highest ever achieved in the area. For four months in a row, East Riding’s residents have broken all previous records as they have taken advantage of East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s collection of food waste and cardboard in the brown composting bins. The new collection service was rolled out between March…
August is a great month for getting out, and that’s exactly what happened at the skate park at Beverley Leisure Centre this month. Beverley’s youth workers organised an educational and healthy living event for young people both in the town and that come to the use what the town has to offer. It was a great chance for a bit of fun with some covert education thrown in, covering how…