A new exhibition at the Treasure House in Beverley, Our Histories Revealed, opens on Saturday , 5 May.
This fascinating social history exhibition, a partnership project with the William Wilberforce Monument Fund, aims to uncover the often hidden stories of people of African descent in the East Riding.
PCSOs from Humberside Police will be visiting schools and colleges to promote Lifestyle 2018, an incentive open to people aged 10-18 who want to make a difference in the community.
Lifestyle 2018 is made possible by the kind support of sponsors and gives young people the chance to not only do something positive during the summer break, but also a chance to win some fantastic prizes.
The Treasure House in Beverley has unveiled its exciting and varied programme of events and exhibitions for 2018.
Although the highlight of 2018 will be the 53rd Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition from 14 July to 8 September, East Riding of Yorkshire Council has announced a full programme of events at the popular venue for the next year.
Residents of Hull and East Yorkshire are invited to get involved in an exciting social history exhibition, coming soon to the Treasure House in Beverley.
The exhibition Our Histories Revealed, which will open in May, 2018, is part of the wider project Africans in Hull and East Yorkshire, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
The stories and social histories of Black people with African heritage will be shared in Our Histories Revealed, a fascinating exhibition at Hull History Centre next month, as part of the African Stories in Hull and East Yorkshire project.
The project, which received funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund in May 2016, aims to create a record of the local stories, oral histories, art and music that have been collected from people across Hull and the East Riding, from extraordinary family histories to anecdotes remembered over the dining table.
Beverley Minster was the vocal point for a group of young people from South Africa who were treated to a tour of the iconic landmark.
The visitors, Tramway FC are one of the oldest football clubs based in Cape Town and their U14 section was here spending time in the region.
On Saturday 15 April the first exhibition celebrating the culture, creativity and food of the Bantu people from south of the equator, will take place in Hull.
Having found sanctuary in the city, many Bantu people from south of the equator now call Hull their home and will share the beauty of their culture during a six-month roadshow around the city.
A pedigree beef business from Driffield is aiming to conquer the snack market with its new range of biltong made from one of the world’s most highly prized meats.
The launch of The Yorkshire Wagyu Company’s Biltong marks the firm’s first foray into the charcuterie marketplace and is in response to the growing market for heathy, high protein snacks.
Local charity Jacob’s Well are holding a big Warehouse Clearance Sale on Saturday 19 November from 9AM to 3PM
Jacob’s Well is appealing for funds to help complete a brand new operating theatre with a surgical and a maternity ward.
Hay Chewed attempts to claim a significant double in the Eddie And Violet Smith Conditions Stakes as a brilliant season at Beverley comes to an end on Tuesday.
Irish trainer Evanna McCutcheon is poised to give Maarek the chance to claim back-to-back victories in the Listed totescoop6 Beverley Bullet.
Beverley’s East Riding Theatre presents a play with a difference next week (Saturday, May 14). Part play, part rave, “With a Little Bit of Luck” comes to the town
A Beverley runner has had major success in the 2016 Paris Marathon. Linda Wright, in only her second marathon, came 466th in her age category at the event run in early April.
This month, Christmas shoppers in Beverley will be crowding into the town’s newest shopping precinct to grab their festive bargains and explore what the Flemingate Shopping Centre has to offer.
The local college has already been on this formerly derelict site for a while this year, but with a cinema and hotel about to grace the premises, the area is going to be alive with people engaging in activities of shopping, leisure, and learning.
There are still some tickets available for the concert by Eduardo Niebla on Thursday 26 November.
This year symbolises a new chapter for the flamenco jazz virtuoso and composer Eduardo Niebla, as he takes to the stage in Beverley on 26 November 2015 with his stunning trio.
19 Scouts and 4 Explorer Scouts from 5th Beverley (Wesley) Scout Group are preparing for a week of fun, friendship and adventure