Beverley Library will roar into action on Saturday, 13 October, at 10.30am, as Paul Stickland’s ‘Dinosaur Roar’ event for children aged from two years gets underway and kicks-off the popular Children’s Literature Festival.
Unique are delighted to present two dedicated ‘Client Evenings’ at their Cottingham and Beverley Salons – offering live demonstrations, client/stylist consultations, Christmas gift packs and a charity raffle.
Tesco for Schools & Clubs is our long-running and very successful scheme that last year gave over 440,000 pieces of useful equipment worth £9.3m to schools and clubs around the country. This year we celebrated its 21st anniversary.
Beverley Rugby Union Football Club are hosting a rugby tag festival at their ground on Norwood in Beverley. The festival is on Tuesday 9th October between 3.30pm and 5.15pm.
This week Beverley RUFC embarks on the second leg of back to back away fixtures. Having returned from Middlesbrough with a win and a try scoring bonus last Saturday, Anthony Posa’s men are again on their travels, to Leeds this time to play fellow ex National League side Morley.
The Barn House in Walkington is hosting a night of live music this month, when local musicians will be showcasing their talent at the venue’s first Open Mic Night on the 12th October. The event has been organised by Beverley musician Laura Douse, vocalist of the band Sea of Wires. Laura Says:
With recent reports stating that garage labour costs have soared in the last year*, local Vauxhall dealer, Evans Halshaw, is bucking the trend and providing a guaranteed ‘no surprise’ offer with Fixed Price Repairs and Fixed Price Service from just £99**.
Saska Hunt from Beverley has been given the big thumbs up by judges at the Open Mic UK auditions. Along with other impressive acts, Saska has made it through to the Regional Finals and will now be performing at the live stages of Open Mic UK 2012.
Beverley RUFC’s second team remained unbeaten in the league with after 37-8 win against Scarborough at Beaver Park. The whole team played very well but the backs, in particular, gelled together this week to produce an outstanding performance
Smudge was last seen when she was fed early Saturday morning at her home on Dennett Road, Beverley. Can anyone please contact Darren or Deborah on 01482 865072, 07990505253 or 07791778835 if with any information of Smudge’s
Local success story Hugh Rice Jewellers has been helping people to find the perfect piece of jewellery for over forty years. Stocking the finest international brands, including Pandora, Thomas Sabo, Chopard, Omega, Swarovski
Graham Stuart, MP for Beverley and Holderness, is encouraging people to turn out for the seventh annual Food Festival to be held on Sunday 7th October at Beverley’s Saturday Market Place from 9am until 4pm.
Police investigating a theft in Beverley are requesting the help of the public in tracing a person who may be able to assist them with their enquiries. The theft happened at approximately half past midnight on Sunday 16 September 2012 in the Kings Head Hotel in Beverley.
A soldier who took on the role of his absent officer to deliver vital supplies to one of the deadliest regions in southern Afghanistan has been awarded a Queen’s Commendation for Valuable Service (QCVS) in the latest Operational Honours and Awards.
Police are continuing to seek witnesses to a road traffic collision that happened at the traffic light junction of Morton Lane and Walkergate in Beverley, close to the Tesco supermarket.
As a town rich in heritage and history, Beverley has a wealth of stories from its past. One in particular is that of the Reverend James Graves and the legacy he left in his Will, which continues to have a positive impact on local children and young people.
The achievements of four groups of young people from Bridlington, Beverley, Haltemprice and Holderness who took part in the National Citizen Service this summer were celebrated at Willerby Manor Hotel.
East Riding College is celebrating its eighth consecutive increase in the number of 16 to 18-year-old students enrolled on full-time courses. With more than 1,150 now enrolled, the College is expecting to beat the growth targets set for this year, despite a significant reduction in the number of 16-year-olds