As a result of Brexit, Covid, and the war in Ukraine, an animal feed trading business is bullish about its prospects for the future.
According to Daniel Chilvers, Managing Director of Thomas Mawer Ltd, the company is motivated by the move to new premises, the buoyant balance sheet, and the responsibility of switching to employee ownership two years ago.
Willow Pastures Country Park, in East Yorkshire, is opening a brand new development of luxury holiday lodges.
The Mews is a new holiday park at Willow Pastures Country Park that offers 22 stylish holiday homes to buy. There is the option of adding a luxury hot tub upgrade to each exclusive lodge as well as a spacious outdoor area.
In a bid to bring state-of-the-art, environmentally friendly buses to the community, local bus operator East Yorkshire has welcomed eight new vehicles to its fleet.
Additionally, a double-decker coach and a traditional single-decker coach will join East Yorkshire’s main fleet as part of the addition.
As part of a new exhibition at the Ferens Art Gallery, Queen Victoria’s Jewel-Cabinet will visit the city.
A generous loan from her majesty Queen Elizabeth II enabled the exhibition to take place in partnership with Royal Collection Trust.
Spurn Lightship will receive a new coat of paint as it nears completion.
Even today, river pilots are required to guide ships into and out of the Humber estuary, one of the most treacherous waters in the world. The Spurn Lightship played a key role in Hull’s maritime industries.
Beverley Westwood Lions have regretfully had to call off their annual bonfire and fireworks event set to take place in Beverley, East Yorkshire.
The group made up of volunteers says that health and safety measures played a key role in reaching their decision.
The Board of Directors of Beverley Building Society has been strengthened with the appointment of four new Non-Executive Directors (NEDs).
According to Chairman Stuart Purdy, the candidates’ knowledge and experience will give a significant boost to the Building Society’s ambitious future strategy of expanding mortgage lending.
A Market Weighton grief charity is celebrating after its founder won the regional final of a BBC Radio competition.
Talking about Loss’s founder, Jacqueline Gunn was presented with the ‘Together’ award at an afternoon tea and awards ceremony to celebrate the BBC’s ‘Make a Difference’ awards that recognise remarkable people and celebrates their achievements and contributions to lives in their communities.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) charity the MS Society have announced two Hull volunteers as finalists for the Impact Awards.
Anne Todd, 41, and Chris Todd, 53, are two of 18 volunteers who have been shortlisted for the virtual awards ceremony on Wednesday 5 October at 7pm.
Hallam had a good night in East Yorkshire as beat Beverley Town 2-0 to progress to the third round of the League Cup.
Two goals from Kieran Watson in the final ten minutes ensured the Northern Counties Premier Division side progressed.
Three more groups in Beverley, East Yorkshire have benefited from grants from the supermarket giant Tesco. Money was awarded after customers of the Morton Lane store voted for their projects.
In total, £3000 was donated to Beverley Manor Nursery School, East Yorkshire Hygiene Bank and also Woodmansey Primary School.
The Yorkshire-based contractor transforming the Hull Maritime Museum has donated more than £5,500 to two local charities.
Hull4Heroes and Mind Hull and East Yorkshire have received proceeds from Simpson (York) Limited’s metal waste.
Fans of Puffins Galore! fans will have more time to enjoy the giant puffin sculptures. It h announced that the trail will remain in place until Easter next year.
This project has been announced to run until the Easter holiday in 2023 when the sculpture trail will end. As a result of its success as a visitor attraction and the great demand from members of the public and local businesses, the project has been expanded.
A manufacturer based in Beverley, East Yorkshire has made a significant donation to multiple charities based in Yorkshire.
ABI UK Ltd has announced that they have donated £100,000 to four good causes. They say they have made the donations to support the truly amazing work undertaken by the charities.
Festival organisers from Hull and the East Riding have cheered the success of the latest event, which celebrates people and properties at the heart of the UK’s history and heritage.
According to John Netherwood, the local Heritage Open Days program is one of the biggest in the country.
New volunteers are needed to assist young people with drug and alcohol problems. Since the pandemic, volunteer numbers at Refresh, a youth service commissioned by Hull City Council, have declined.
As well as working with young people, the role involves working with their parents and caregivers.
Over 2000 people across Yorkshire have been supported by Yorkshire-based non-profit, Better Connect, to enter employment, training, or job seeking, over the last five years.
An employability programme with a difference, Action Towards Inclusion (ATI) helps those who are most excluded from the labour market.
As part of its Community Fund initiative, Barratt Developments Yorkshire East donated £1,000 to Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, a charity in East Yorkshire.
A Nature Reserve near David Wilson Homes’ Edwin Vale development in Doncaster is one of the more than 100 nature reserves supported by the charity. Wildlife and wild places are conserved, protected, and restored by the charity.