World Cup Fever will well and truly arrive in East Yorkshire on Sunday with bars in Beverley set to be full of supporters backing England.
Gareth Southgate has successfully guided his team into the round of sixteen with his side set to take on Senegal, a match they are odds on favourites to win.
Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart planted a tree at Beverley St Nicholas Primary School as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy.
In honour of the late Her Majesty the Queen, The Queen’s Green Canopy is a new government initiative to plant trees in communities across the country.
After receiving Bronze in the BTEC Land-Based Learner of the Year Awards, Animal Management student Emma Hodson is celebrating.
Teachers and peers nominate students for the BTEC Learner of the Year Awards in recognition of their positivity and success despite personal difficulties.
Supporters of Hull City are accustomed to the struggles of their team, particularly since relegation from the Premier League in 2016-17.
The club flirted with relegation to the third tier during the next three campaigns, before finally descending to League One in 2019-20.
Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart is proud to become Honorary President of the Royal British Legion Beverley Branch.
With 180,000 members, 110,000 volunteers and a network of partners and charities, the Royal British Legion is the nation’s largest Armed Forces charity.
A new pop-up store has opened in Beverley’s thriving Flemingate Centre for vintage clothing brand Poorboy Boutique.
In Hull’s fruit market urban village on Humber Street, Poorboy Boutique was founded nine years ago and has thrived since.
A business in Beverley is hoping that East Riding residents will shop local this weekend in support of Small Business Saturday. Saturday, 3 December 2022, is Small Business Saturday.
Founded in 2013, Small Business Saturday began as a grassroots campaign in the UK to celebrate small business success and encourage consumers to support local business owners.
Beverley and East Yorkshire are hosting an array of Christmas events and late-night shopping opportunities.
Residents of many East Riding towns and villages will be able to support local businesses this Christmas through events.
Parking charges in Beverley and the rest of East Yorkshire will be suspended for four weeks before Christmas in all council-run car parks.
In an effort to boost trade and visitor numbers in towns across the East Riding, the council has offered free parking on four weekends leading up to Christmas for 14 years.
Beverley RUFC managed to lift themselves up to 5th in the Yorkshire County League One after an entertaining match at Beaver Park against West Leeds.
Both teams played inconsistently throughout the 80 minutes, but the neutrals will have found this an entertaining try-fest. Lack of structure and plenty of mistakes will have left both coaching teams frustrated, final score 42 – 29.
Bishop Burton College’s Engineering department is welcoming engineers looking for a change of career.
The well-established and dynamic engineering department is seeking industry experts who might be considering a career change or want to share their expertise and give back to the community.
It’s Christmas time, and Libraries in East Yorkshire, including Beverley, have just the thing to get young residents in the festive spirit.
Storytimes and Bounce & Rhymes are coming up at East Riding Libraries with the wonderful ‘What the Ladybird Heard at Christmas’ and ‘Peppa and the Christmas Elf’.
A charity sporting dinner organised by Yorkshire-based financial advisers Navigation Wealth Management raised over £2000 for people with visual and hearing impairments.
Former footballing legend Chris Waddle spoke at the event on the eve of the FIFA World Cup in support of the Wilberforce Trust.
It has been five long and, at times, often deflating years for Hull City fans since they were last in the Premier League.
Indeed, three years after relegation from the top flight in 2017, the Tigers found themselves in League One following another relegation, this time from the Championship.
Uninsured drivers kill more than 130 people every year on our country’s roads.
In order to reduce the number of uninsured drivers, officers from our Roads Policing Unit will participate in a week-long campaign.
During World Antimicrobials Awareness Week (18-24 November), the East Riding of Yorkshire and Hull Health and Care Partnerships are encouraging the public and healthcare professionals to become Antibiotic Guardians.
Taking place for the second year in a row in Beverley, the Made in East Yorkshire Christmas Market celebrates the finest products from local businesses.
Saturday Market (main square) will open at 10am and close at 6pm from Wednesday, 7 December through Friday, 9 December.
The act of copying has been practised throughout history, sometimes for the purpose of amusement or education, but most often for the purpose of deception and financial gain.
As of Saturday, 19 November, the exhibition is moved to Skidby Mill from Sewerby Hall