A Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) award in his name will honour a prominent businessman who died recently for his innovation and support of young people.
Businesses or organisations recognized by the judges for supporting young entrepreneurs or enterprising students will receive the Malcolm Scott Award.
As we celebrate the holidays with family and friends, we also remember those who have passed away.
Light up a Life offers you a rare opportunity to reflect and remember during the festive season, so Dove House would like to invite you to remember your loved one during these difficult months.
Hundreds of people came out in the historic East Yorkshire Market town of Beverley to mark Remembrance Sunday.
Large crowds lined the streets for the annual parade while Hengate Gardens was also full. In the gardens, a short service was held before local dignitaries and local group paid their respects.
A low-impact, fun and friendly activity are being offered in East Yorkshire at the Beverley Leisure Centre.
The Council’s health and wellbeing team in partnership with East Riding Leisure Beverley will deliver the new sessions.
Much better by Beverley and at last the convincing victory they have frequently threatened this season but not delivered.
How much of the winning margin was due to Beverley’s superior quality and how much to that of the opposition, who are without a win this season, is a matter of conjecture.
On the 104th anniversary of the 1918 armistice, Hull will remember the millions of people who died in the First World War and subsequent conflicts.
The annual service of remembrance will take place at 10.55am on Sunday 13 November, following a parade from Pease Street to the city center Cenotaph.
Hull’s Victorian arcade has been greeted by a fanfare of flowers in anticipation of a new era.
As a result of closing her previous shop in North Hull and opening Artisan Flowers in Paragon Arcade, Katrina Moore has pursued a policy of upmarket downsizing.
Police in Humberside are supporting Operation Sceptre, a national campaign to tackle knife crime.
All police stations in the region will be accepting knives, bladed weapons, and offensive weapons between 14-20 November.
A solar carport has been installed at East Riding Leisure (ERL) Driffield by the East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
This is the first solar carport installed by the local authority in East Riding and it is believed to be the first of its kind.
With two major awards won on the same day, a homegrown business founded in 1876 that now employs 500 people celebrated in style.
The Lord Lieutenant of East Yorkshire presented the Queen’s Award for Enterprise for Promoting Opportunity at a royal breakfast with Sewell Group.
A new charity managed by 360 Chartered Accountants has been registered.
Underprivileged children in the HU1 to HU9 postcode areas will have the chance to participate in grassroots sport through the 360 Foundation, with plans to expand this geographically in the future to other areas where 360 has a physical presence.
There was no shortage of authors, writers, broadcasters, and musicians at this year’s East Riding Festival of Words.
It featured 14 events organised by East Riding Libraries, with authors including John Bevis, Matson Taylor, Freya Sampson, and Jeffrey Boakye, as well as music from Luke Carver Goss and Gary Hammond.
Take a look at a new calendar featuring Beverley, a beautiful market town in East Yorkshire.
Beverley Civic Society’s “Beverley from Above” calendar for 2023 highlights this beautiful market town in East Yorkshire.
Remarkable Rock will fill the historic and beautiful St. Mary’s Church in Beverley with its soaring guitar solos and rich harmonies this November.
Featuring a choir of over 80 singers, a live band of professional musicians, and special support acts, Remarkable promises an evening of fantastic live music.
In support of the Humber Museums Partnership, Hull Museums is delighted to announce a major investment from Arts Council England (ACE) of £3.3 million.
Through this funding, Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, and North Lincolnshire museum services will continue to work together to offer the Humber region outstanding creative and cultural opportunities.
With a focus on the enforcement of road traffic laws, the Safer Roads Humber Partnership continues its ‘Share the Road’ campaign. It takes hard work and dedication to pass the driving test and earn the privilege of driving.
Speeding, using a handheld mobile phone while driving, and being impaired by alcohol and drugs can and will result in that privilege being revoked.
Beverley Rotary Club members enjoyed a presentation at Fergusson Fawsitt by two 16-year-olds, Grace Stubbings of Helperthorpe and Marillious Kelly of Winestead, who recently attended a Rotary Youth Leadership Award course.
The Spurn Lightship will have a wet berth built at Hull Marina by a local company.
The Spencer Group, based in Hull, will construct a new permanent home for the city’s cherished lightship at the northwest corner of Hull Marina, close to the Holiday Inn and Murdoch’s Connection.