As part of the exhibition, ‘Hidden: Cold War Women’, artist Lee Karen Stow will be giving a talk in the Treasure House in Champney Road on Saturday, 12 March at 1.30pm.
The talk will be a chance to hear about Lee’s photographic travels that have revealed the unheard stories of women survivors of war and conflict from around the world, as well as close to home. This event marks this year’s International Women’s Day.
An award-winning cyber-security and managed IT provider which has more than doubled its workforce since moving to The Deep Business Centre less than three years ago is set for further expansion with more space and more people.
Co-founders Scott Clark and Leon McQuade have hit the targets for their latest five-year business plan at the halfway stage, with growth down to changing working habits which they say may persist beyond the pandemic.
It’s been a difficult few months for Yorkshire County Cricket Club and there is much work to do both on and off the pitch. With many new faces behind the scenes, the players now have to focus on the task at hand and look to compete in the three main trophies.
At the helm, for one more season at least, is Beverley-born Steven Patterson who is Yorkshire’s club captain. He is one of the players looking to bring more positive headlines into the county and all of his considerable experience will be required in order to do just that.
A chance to tell East Riding of Yorkshire Council about your current home and what the future need for housing might be in your household.
The council say that the views of residents in the East Riding are important and the information provided will help them to build a comprehensive picture of the need for homes in our area and help us to ensure we meet the needs of our diverse communities.
Just a few opportunities remain to sponsor the region’s biggest event celebrating the success of women in the local business community.
The Women of Achievement Awards, organised by Women in Business Hull, are one of the most prestigious of their kind in Hull and East Yorkshire, and celebrate the achievements of female entrepreneurs, who either run their own business or hold a leading role in their profession, industry, organisation or charity.
Frequent spells of swirling rain and a fierce wind blowing diagonally from corner to corner; it might have been expected that this would be an afternoon of uninspiring rugby for supporters and those attending the ex-players reunion.
But surprisingly both sides made light of the conditions and produced an enthralling game with plenty of running rugby and end to end action.
Do you recognise the woman in this CCTV image?
Humberside Police would like to speak to her in relation to a reported theft that occurred on Thursday 17 February.
The education sector has a responsibility to educate workers on their legal rights. This is especially important for those who are working in low-wage or precarious jobs, as they are more likely to be mistreated by their employers.
By educating workers on their legal rights, employers can be held accountable for their actions, and workers will be in a better position to stand up for their rights and demand fair treatment.
A youthful Beverley outfit took to the field in this encounter and came up short but must take some credit for their efforts.
A bulky more experienced Hunslet outfit clearly was on top in this opening fixture but a number of factors hampered the visitors.
The sun was out to greet the capacity entry for the first running of the East Riding Stages Rally, the first closed road rally in Yorkshire.
From the start at Bishops Burton College, it was a short drive to the opening stage at Wawne Common.
Hull City Council and the Hull and East Riding Youth Enterprise Partnership have commissioned two young entrepreneurs in Lab Rascals and Engaging Education to raise the profile of enterprise skills and entrepreneurship within Hull amongst young people aged 29 and under.
It’s part of the “Future You” campaign to promote youth entrepreneurship and enterprise skills to young people in the city.
Beverley Guildhall is hosting the first outing of a ‘Popup Memory Museum’ showing audio-visual presentations aimed at stimulating people’s memories of Beverley, and starting with a specially-created video of ‘Memories of Hodgson’s Tannery’.
The first memory museum will be on show to the public until July. The short film gives people a chance to relive the history of the town in a very different way.
Hull-based vehicle branding company Brandfixx has scooped a top prize at the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) Celebrating Small Business Awards.
They came top Business and Product Innovation category for the Yorkshire and Humber region after developing a revolutionary way to brand vehicles.
Officers investigating a reported indecent exposure on Beverley Westwood are appealing for dashcam footage.
It is reported that the incident took place at around 1:30pm on Saturday 26 February.
The Blue and Golds will commence their 2022 league campaign this Saturday, with a trip to South Leeds to face Hunslet Warriors kicking off at 2.30pm.
What seemed an uncertain situation just before the Christmas break, with the club seeking a new head coach, has seen the club probably enjoy one of the most positive pre-seasons in many a year.
Hull-based green cleaning company Bio-D has secured its status as the city’s only B Corporation (B Corp) certified business.
Measuring a company’s entire social and environmental impact, the certification cements Bio-D as a leader in the global movement for an inclusive, fair, and regenerative economy.
The expanding Beverley property firm RPMS has been selected to manage the towns’ historic Westwood Park development.
Westwood Park is a former Victorian hospital in Beverley with stunning architectural features including some areas which are listed. It can be found on the edge of Beverley, overlooking Westwood Pastures.
If you’re a writer, you’ll have to make a decision about whether or not to hire an editor at some time. There are authors who pride themselves on “never requiring an editor,” and there are others who will always budget for editing in their publishing timetable.
However, many authors are unaware of what editing includes and if it is truly necessary. Editors prepare material for publication in books, newspapers, periodicals, and websites by planning, coordinating, and revising it.