If you’re looking to join the millions of homeowners in the UK and get on the property ladder as house prices fall and rents soar, you might be considering a new build property. Requiring no effort when you move in, it’s easy to see why so many people are considering new builds.
Before you take the plunge, here are some things you need to know before you buy a new property.
It’s no secret that the entire family of British monarchs is constantly travelling with official and unofficial visits around the world. For each country, a certain car was chosen (in fact, some of them even travelled on yachts together with the Queen). It is not strange, because even Queen Elizabeth II in her younger years liked driving, and also during the Second World War was a military car mechanic.
Cars travelled with members of the royal family even to Czechoslovakia. It is worth noting that the royal family treats the choice of cars with special trepidation and stops only exclusive brands. It is about the history of the choice of vehicles by the royal family that we will talk about today.
Longcroft School and Sixth Form are celebrating the outcome of their recent Section 5 Ofsted Inspection, which has further validated the school’s exceptional progress over recent years. Inspectors were hugely complimentary about the school and effusive in their recognition of the journey it has travelled since previous inspections.
They acknowledged the hard work of the dedicated staff, and the profound impact that the Wonder Learning Partnership (WLP) Trust has had in supporting rapid improvements, having been commissioned by the local authority to oversee the school in 2019.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is supporting the Global Action Plan which is highlighting the harms caused by wood burning.
Clean Air Night takes place on Wednesday 24 January and shines a light on the uncomfortable truths about wood burning.
Most people in the UK don’t know that wood burning is bad for our health and for the environment.
Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, brought together cross-party councillors from across Beverley and Molescroft to express their concerns to Connexin, the Hull-based fibre broadband provider, about its planned delivery of broadband by telegraph poles to the town.
After seeing other neighbourhoods have telegraph poles imposed on them without sufficient consultation, Graham convened the councillors around the table with Connexin to ensure the people of Beverley and Molescroft have their voices heard.
Beverley’s Max Nicholson Salon has marked two years in business by unveiling a unique, new approach to how hair is cut and styled.
“Our new style menu is a unique mood board that allows our clientele to see and visualise what they want,” said Max, 22, who leads a three-strong team of stylists, colourist and assistants at the North Bar Within hairdresser, including colour stylist Billy and junior stylist Phillippa.
East Yorkshire Buses, a leading public transport operator in the region, has voiced deep disappointment in response to Hull City Council’s decision to downgrade bus priorities within the city. Ben Gilligan, Managing Director of East Yorkshire Buses, described the move as a significant step backwards, which potentially leaves a perception that the council has a lack of commitment to supporting the bus network during a crucial stage of recovery.
Toll Gavel was given a treat on Christmas Eve by a group of carol singers who were singing to raise money for Hull Samaritans. The group was organised by Dodi Beardshaw and comprised family members and friends. From 11.00 am to 1.00 pm they raised £677.00.
Fifteen years ago, on the 20 January a historic agreement unfolded that would shape the landscape of healthcare in Beverley. The deal involved the sale of the land for what would become the cornerstone of health services in the region – Beverley’s new Community Hospital on Swinemoor Lane.
Captured in a photograph from 20 January 2009, Karen Knapton, then Chair of the NHS East Riding of Yorkshire, and Councillor Eric Bielby, Former Chairman of Beverley Consolidated Charity Board of Trustees (now Beverley Housing Charity), stand proudly at the site that would become the much-needed local healthcare facility.
Sitting comfortably at home with a mug of tea in hand, you can almost hear the thundering hooves and feel the charged atmosphere of the race track. It’s race day, and while the in-person stands are buzzing with anticipation, many are settling into their favourite armchair for a front-row experience, thanks to modern technology.
No longer bound by geography, enthusiasts from regions like Beverley, East Yorkshire, and beyond are finding themselves in the virtual thick of the action. To click here and witness the digital transformation and its hand in reshaping the thrill of horse racing is to appreciate a seamless melding of tradition and tech.
In the ever-evolving world of online gaming, live casino games have emerged as a thrilling and immersive alternative for players seeking an authentic casino experience from the comfort of their homes.
As technology continues to advance, the gap between land-based casinos and their virtual counterparts is narrowing. This article will guide you through the intricacies of live casino games and provide insights on how to make the most of your online gambling experience.
Bathrooms are often seen as functional spaces to dash in and out of as we go about our day, but they can also be a haven of tranquillity in your own home. With a few minor adjustments, you can easily upgrade your existing bathroom into a serene space where you’ll want to spend time.
Guiding your children through their academic journey involves a delicate balance of support and encouragement. As a parent, your role in helping them study is pivotal, but it’s not without its challenges. In this in-depth exploration, we’ll delve into classic mistakes parents often make when assisting their children with studying and provide expert-backed insights on how to sidestep these pitfalls.
Here in Yorkshire, we have some of the finest racecourses in the land. Whether you’re a seasoned betting pro or a casual spectator, you won’t be disappointed by the world-class racing action, lively atmosphere, and picturesque settings that God’s own county has to offer.
So, buckle up your boots, grab your binoculars, and let’s ride off to explore the top three horse racing tracks in the Land of the White Rose.
Keeping a business afloat can be a challenging task. Successfully growing a business can be a particularly formidable one, especially when we consider the possibility that the decisions we make while expanding might actually hamper our ambitions for the long term.
Let’s take a look at three considerations for growth in 2024, and how we might ensure that we develop and prosper without painting ourselves into a corner.
We all need to eat a healthy, balanced diet in order to live well. Elite athletes are more physically active than the average person, and therefore need to put a key focus on their diet and what is going into their bodies.
In this article, we’ll be exploring how diet can have a significant impact on the overall performance of elite athletes around the world.
Residents with hearing and sight impairments across the Humberside Police area will directly benefit from a new project, created by East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Community VISION, in association with Hull and East Yorkshire Centre for the Deaf.
A new podcast and BSL (British Sign Language) signed video were launched at a recent event in Beverley to highlight fraud awareness and protection, allowing residents to access information which would otherwise have been unavailable to them.
With some fine courses to play, such as Beverley & East Riding, it’s no wonder that East Yorkshire has produced some excellent golfers over the years.
Richard Finch may not go down as a major champion, but in 2008 the Hull professional did an outstanding job of cementing his status as a star on the European Tour