• Free compost giveaways return in May
  • East Yorkshire street lights project aimed at cutting carbon praised by Transport minister
  • Rural businesses showcase food and tourism opportunities in East Yorkshire
  • Hospital porter team goes electric with innovative eCargo Bike
  • Outstanding Beverley nursery announces 50% increase in places thanks to transformative new building plans
Jane Yerbury Sweeney – A Tribute From Her Son

Jane Yerbury Sweeney – A Tribute From Her Son

My mother Jane Yerbury Sweeney, who was born on 7th. January 1920 and died on 1st. June 2018 at Newbegin House in Beverley, was an extraordinary woman. Brought up in Kensington and Sussex, she was educated at home, mostly by herself. She read widely, but obtained no formal qualifications.

Her mother had been expelled from boarding school while her parents were living abroad, and her father, although he eventually qualified and became an eminent doctor with a successful practice in Kensington, had hated school, so the couple decided to keep Jane and her younger siblings at home.

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It’s Not Just Temperatures Soaring In Driffield – Sales Are Rising Too!

It’s Not Just Temperatures Soaring In Driffield – Sales Are Rising Too!

The recent spell of great weather has given many of us a taste of summer – balmy evenings relaxing or entertaining in the garden, and fresh air filling the home through an open window.

If thoughts of spending summer nights – and days – in a brand new dream home, Linden Homes East Yorkshire has plenty to offer in Driffield.

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Slight Change To Bus Routes During Beverley Road Works

Slight Change To Bus Routes During Beverley Road Works

Bus users in Beverley are being reminded that certain services at certain times will be subject to slight changes to their routes during weeknights.

The local authority currently has a project to resurface the roads around Beverley with the latest phase of works causing some disruption to public transport.

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Get Ready To Rock The Races With Sensational Singalong At British-Themed Raceday

Get Ready To Rock The Races With Sensational Singalong At British-Themed Raceday

Nothing celebrates a typical English summer more than a sunny afternoon at the races, traditional fairground attractions and a refreshing glass of something bubbly – topped off with a rousing singalong!

And that’s what racegoers can expect next week as the hugely successful A Very British Raceday returns to picturesque Beverley Racecourse, celebrating all that makes this country great.

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Give Your Support - And Your Bra - For Charity

Give Your Support – And Your Bra – For Charity

Hull and East Riding Breast Friends is a charity run entirely by volunteers who themselves have been affected by breast cancer.

To support this, Millers Day Service in Beverley has organised an event to help the charity by collecting a target of 500 unwanted bras – which will be donated to Hull and East Riding Breast Friends to help people suffering from breast cancer.

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How Beverley Minster is Using Twitter To Lift The Lid On Its Up Keep

How Beverley Minster is Using Twitter To Lift The Lid On Its Up Keep

It is without question Beverley’s most famous landmark and the people who are responsible for maintain Beverley Minster say Twitter has become a valuable tool.

Steve Rail and Paul Hawkins spend their time taking care of Beverley Minster and have for the past 12 months generated content showing the daily work they undertake which is shared on social media.

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Recreation Of 14th Century Artist’s Studio Adds To Visitor Experience

Recreation Of 14th Century Artist’s Studio Adds To Visitor Experience

Students have brought to life the 14th century workshop of one of the Ferens Art Gallery’s most famous artists using cutting-edge digital technology.

Pietro Lorenzetti’s masterpiece, Christ Between Saints Paul and Peter, was acquired by the Ferens before being lovingly restored by the National Gallery.

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Seminar Held Near Beverley Shines A Light On Rural Housing Issues

Seminar Held Near Beverley Shines A Light On Rural Housing Issues

Around 80 people attended a seminar, hosted by East Riding of Yorkshire Council and the East Riding of Yorkshire Rural Partnership, at Bishop Burton College to discuss the challenges of delivering affordable and market housing in rural communities.

The event was attended by a number of housing experts and included guest speakers from the National Housing Federation and East Midlands Community Led Housing.

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