A £1.6m scheme to improve Swinemoor Lane, Beverley will start this month and continue until spring 2015, East Riding of Yorkshire Council has announced.
Residents and race goers are reminded that a traffic system will be in place from 4pm to cope with the departing traffic.
With summer in full swing, journeys being planned and more warm weather on the horizon, many drivers in Beverley will be looking for ways to keep it cool when taking to the road.
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.
A report about the request for a zebra crossing outside Tickton Primary School was considered at last Wednesday’s meeting of ERYC Environment and Regeneration Committee.
Police called after vehicle was in collision with a wall on Wednesday 09 July
Humberside Police are appealing for witnesses following a fatal road traffic collision at 1100hrs today (Wednesday 09 July 2014) on Newbegin, Beverley.
Around 1.30pm today the heavens opened up as storms broke out over Beverley and other parts of our region.
With further industrial action planned on Saturday 21 June 10:00hrs – 17:00hrs, Humberside Fire and Rescue is urging drivers to take extra care on the roads while there are less firefighters at work.
Action by local Councillor Dominic Peacock has led to new signage being erected to help prevent motorists using a busy pedestrian route in to Beverley.
Minster and Woodmansey ward councillors are fully supportive of proposed measures to improve safety outside Keldmarsh Primary School in Beverley.
The Highways Agency looks after England’s motorways and major A roads, and East Riding of Yorkshire Council look after all the other roads in our area. Both work as hard as they can to keep their networks clear during severe weather.
More than 4000 tonnes of road chippings, collected by the council following last year’s £2 million road surface dressing programme, will be cleaned and stored ready for re-use as part of this summer’s programme
Let’s face it, we live in a small enough town where it is very easy to get about without using a car.
This match was a really old-fashioned arm-wrestle. Both sides went toe to toe with each other on a cold damp afternoon at the Beverley Leisure Centre.
Beverley’s £22 million integrated transport plan is progressing well since the worked began on site at the end of July.
In support of Road Safety Week (Mon 18 to Sun 24 Nov), Humberside Fire and Rescue Service are delivering road safety workshops to young people across Humberside.
Beverley Civic Society annual study day event dealt with the issue of Conservation Vs Traffic.