The Passport office is now experiencing a massive amount of applications as people prepare to go away on their summer holidays. This pressure is causing a backlog of applications with some people being left high and dry with no passport on their day of travel.
Whilst the winter frosts may have been and gone, for many the roads carry a constant reminder of our ever changing weather.
Members of the Beverley St Nicholas Women’s Institute welcomed the WI Centenary Baton this weekend.
Beverley RUFC say that the recent visit of a touring side from South Africa was a huge success.
The Go Card, which gives young people 20% off bus fares, is available to anyone aged 16, 17 or 18 in Hull, East Yorkshire and North Yorkshire.
Local mum of four Joanne Brady is celebrating today after reaching the finals of the UK’s MAD Blog Awards.
Internet coverage is vital in the modern world. Modern sociologists are even claiming that it has begun to effect house prices, with many buyers reluctant to live in a house that doesn’t have a decent broadband connection.
Bloggers from East Yorkshire played their part in raising over £20,000 for Sport Relief as a regional part of a huge UK-wide end-to-end baton relay.
Julia Fielder has defied a debilitating illness to achieve a top professional qualification.
A Beverley woman has told HU17.net about her terrifying experience after the plane she was travelling on was set on fire deliberately multiple times.
Students from East Riding College took part in a range of cultural and religious activities as part of their Equality and Diversity Week.
Mill Lane United travelled to Selby College hoping for a win to keep their momentum going in this U16 East Riding Girls Football League fixture against the Brayton Belles.
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.
Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, Graham Stuart has met with the Secretary of State for Transport to press him for greater support for Rural Bus Services by rebalancing the funding formula
Beverley’s £22 million integrated transport plan is progressing well since the worked began on site at the end of July.
Ever wondered how many people are actively ‘working’ in the East Riding trying door handles or peering through windows to see which one is a viable option to sneak in and pinch something?
An East Riding primary school has won a top award for its efforts in promoting safe and sustainable travel to school.
Nine of Beverley’s junior runners and two senior men travelled to Acklam, near Middlesbrough, to compete in the 1st of the North Yorkshire/South Durham Cross Country League races for 2013/2014.