Fans of a good murder mystery should be at Beverley Memorial Hall on Saturday, 20 October, for The Dead Good Day, part of the East Riding Festival of Words.
Hosted by popular local author and short storywriter Nick Quantrill, The Dead Good Day will be a chance to hear top crime writers in conversation about their latest works, and their careers to date.
With record attendances and a line-up of over 80 acts, organisers are describing this weekend’s Beverley Folk Festival as the best in its 30-year history.
With only a few days to go till the 33rd Beverley Folk Festival kicks off, ticket sales have exceeded all previous year and organisers are looking forward to a bumper year.
With a history of providing only the best in music, the Beverley Folk Festival has also grown to have a reputation for presenting some of the best top international authors.
Beverley make the trip over the Pennines this week to play top of the table Sale FC who got themselves back on track last week against Billingham after being upset at home to Sheffield Tigers.
Beverley return to familiar surroundings after being either away from home or games postponed due to the weather in nearly a month.
Beverley RUFC continue their National North 3 campaign with a postponed fixture against Sale FC Rugby Club.
After their fine performance the previous week this was a disappointing day for Beverley. Nor did the final score in any way flatter Billingham.
Beverley return on the road for their fixture up the North East against Billingham who sit 7th on the table.
Beverley return to action after the festive break with an away trip to Burnage who are four places above Beverley, who still remain anchored at the foot of National North Three table.
Beverley head across the Pennines for their National North 3 fixture against Rossendale after having to call off last weeks game against Sale FC due to Beaver Park being waterlogged.
Beverley RUFC welcome the high flying Sandal this weekend to Beaver Park who arrive with a playing record in stark contrast to the men from East Yorkshire.
Some good rugby but not a particularly memorable afternoon. Beverley had a good first half and led 21-17 at the break but fell away in the second half allowing Billingham to leave with a bonus point win.
When the fixture list came out Beverley RUFC would’ve happily taken these next few weeks of comfort in their own backyard with two home games.
Beverley RUFC will welcome Burnage to Beaver Park this Saturday as the clubs go head to head in the National North League 3.
Beverley RUFC make the trip across the Pennines this week to play Lymm RUFC. The beavers made a rusty start to their campaign last week going down 15 points to 44 at home to Morley.
An excellent try by Tupai running in from halfway line at break neck speed seals the points for Beverley RUFC as they make it back to back wins at Beaver Park
After Beverley RUFC’s superb and deserved win against Sale last weekend, the Beavers will turn their attention towards relegation threatened Billingham this week, when they host their second National League Three