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Business As Usual: Lempicka Café

Lempicka café at 13 Wednesday Market, a name synonymous with style, opulence and quality, has recently had a refurbishment. In conjunction with this recent makeover, Aletia Kent, owner and manageress, has taken the opportunity to expand the business by acquiring the premises next door. The legacy of the former Sergeants shop will continue with confectionery and high quality Italian ice cream all year round. The familiar Lempicka favourites of coffee,…

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Angry Hunter Remains Focused on Title

Humber Colts’ chairman Rob Hunter has hit back at accusations his club are “bad losers” following the acrimonious end to Sunday’s derby clash with Inter Beaver. Colts had free-roaming midfielder Tom Moore sent off following his reaction to Scott-Jon Tyler’s ugly challenge with only ten minutes to go in a match Inter won 2-1. Tyler received a straight red for the foul, while Inter’s Adam Pardoe was also dismissed for…

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Murder at The Old Granary… & Inspirational Things to Come!

Inspiration on Vicar Lane, off North Bar Within Beverley, has finally been granted its planning permission to host exciting & cultural events, combining Neil & Mada Wharton’s passion for food with their love of the arts & entertainment… and of course always with a twist. A unique homeware store by day and a quirky private dining restaurant by night, Inspiration is now able to branch out & offer unusual &…

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Fully Fit Beavers Host High Flying Bradford & Bingley

Beverley RUFC face stiff opposition on Saturday at Beaver Park (kick-off 2.15 p.m.), when the visitors are second placed Bradford & Bingley. In the corresponding fixture at Bradford last October the Beavers gave a good account of themselves against a very powerful side reinforced by several young Leeds Carnegie Academy players. Following their long trek to Rossendale last Saturday which proved to be a waste of time since the pitch…

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Valentine’s Day at Fleurs de Lisa

This Valentine’s Day don’t forget the most important four letter word beginning with ‘L’ … ‘Lisa’, as in Fleurs de Lisa. Their blooming flowers will ensure your love life will blossom. If you want to say ‘I love you’ with flowers this Valentine’s Day, then multi-award winning contemporary florist Fleurs de Lisa has the answer. Whether you want a lavish bouquet, 100 red roses, love heart decorations or the romantic…

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Local Hairdresser Promises a Fashion Night to Remember

Gareth Smith, 26, hair stylist from Desired in Beverley has a major passion for fashion and making people look beautiful. This April however, he is taking part in an event that neither he, nor anyone who knows him could have imagined him doing – the London Marathon which he is running in aid of the Motor Neurone Disease Society. When his Mum’s best friend lost both her husband and daughter…

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Glitterbugwishes to Host a Masquerade Ball

Masquerade Charity Ball, to be held at Tickton Grange Hotel, near Beverley on Sunday 15th May 2011. Local business woman Lisa Martin from Glitterbugwishes an online gift boutique in Beverley, is to host a masquerade charity ball in the rose room at Tickton Grange Hotel on Sunday the 15th May 2011. The ball will benefit four national charities. The National Autistic Society The Stroke Association The British Skin Foundation Help…

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Stew Scott: ‘Colts Are Bad Losers’

Stew Scott has broken his silence after Sunday’s derby between the Humber Colts and the Inter Beaver ended in scuffle between players. Speaking with HU17.net Scott, who himself received a yellow card, said; “Look, not one of the Humber Colts’ players has admitted that we were the better team and deserved to win.” “They are on about appealing against the red card given to Tom Moore. They are making a…

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‘Vintage Tea Party’ With Wendy Wright

Wendy Wright of Butterfly Meadows, Beverley has transformed a hobby into a business. Wendy has combined a number of her skills to create a ‘Vintage Tea Party’. Wendy explains the reasoning behind her ideas; “I had the idea for ‘Wendy’s Vintage Tea Parties’ last year after my daughter’s wedding at a local hotel. I had made the favours, baked and iced the wedding cakes, arranged flowers for the tables and…

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Mohicans Reach Final For Third Consecutive Year

Beverley Town Mohicans make it through to the final of the plate competition for the third year running!!!! Beverley started the better team with Oliver Morrison going through on goal but failing to beat what was to be a great goal-keeper on the day. Good work from Sam Tuft and Will Collingwood put pressure on Victoria Dock’s defence and when Oliver Morrison was given a long ball to chase into…

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Filming Project in Leven – Beverley

Now in the planning stages is a brand new filming project being undertaken by The Bijou Filming Company; “Birthday In Little Town” is the title, and the story line follows the happenings in Judea a little over 2000 years ago. The resultant film will be shown in church’s, village halls and schools in and around East Yorkshire and maybe even beyond. Opportunities exist for people to take part at all…

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Colts & Inter Could Face FA Charges Over Sunday’s Antics

The Humber Colts and Inter Beaver could face charges from the FA after Sunday’s match ended with a coming together of both squads. Match official John Curry’s report will determine the fate of both teams, though given the involvement of so many players it is likely that the clubs will be charged with bringing the game into disrepute, and that players will face individual charges for their parts. In a…

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Progress in Reform Proposals for Pre-nuptial Agreements

QualitySolicitors Lockings, in Hull and Beverley are witnessing progress in relation to the reform of the controversial pre-nuptial agreement. UK law regarding this agreement has been the cause of debate for many years, as opinion says that it undermines the sanctity of marriage. Paul Kirby, family solicitor from QualitySolicitors Lockings says: “The Law Commission recently published a consultation which seeks the views as to whether couples should be free to…

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Flemingate Development:Locals Express Concerns Over Planning Application

Developers of the Flemingate site in Beverley have submitted an application to East Riding of Yorkshire Council for change of use for one of the new Units. Andy Maw who runs Crumbs Deli next to the site told HU17.net: “As far as we know food outlets were never part of the original application. When notified of this we quickly raised our concerns.” “The unit in question is just a few…

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Discreet Diner is Charmed by the Siam Star

Discreet Diner and two companions headed for the Siam Star restaurant on Lairgate, having heard it had changed hands and had a complete refurbishment. As we approached, we shared grim recollections from many years ago when we had visited this building…which was also a Thai restaurant – but I am delighted to report that this place is nothing like it was under previous ownership. What a delight it is now…

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Disappointing Result for Beverley Braves

Beverley Braves were not fired up for this game like the previous week but still fought hard against old rivals East Hull. The home side managed to break free in the early minutes down the right wing but Harry Gray saved a certain try with a perfect tackle that wrapped up the player and ball. He continued this impressive tackling throughout the match. Braves struggled to get out their own…

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