A limited-edition version of the first beer produced by an East Yorkshire brewery is celebrating its 15th anniversary.
It was founded by the Hodgson family in 2007, which has farmed at South Frodingham in Holderness for four generations.
After a two-year long, COVID-induced hiatus, Great Newsome Brewery held its popular beer, food and music ‘Festivale’ on the 17th and 18th June.
Now in its 6th year, the event raised much-needed funds for the Yorkshire-based Daniel Wilkinson Foundation.
Almost everything you would expect from a good pub is moving outdoors when Great Newsome Brewery holds its annual ‘Festivale’ family charity event.
In a day-long celebration of the British countryside, the farm-based brewery at South Frodingham, Holderness is laying on food, wine, craft beer and music plus a pub quiz and games on June 23.
Captain’s of Beverley Town Cricket Club have expressed their thanks to the businesses and individuals who have sponsored the club for the forthcoming season.
Beverley Town CC, who play at the Norwood Recreation Ground provide cricket in the local area for all ages including free softball sessions every Monday.
Hull and East Yorkshire’s premier tourism awards, the REYTAs, have achieved record entries yet again.
And such was the quality, the organisers, Visit Hull and East Yorkshire (VHEY) had to introduce an additional category during the short-listing process because of the “overwhelming” numbers vying for the honour of Remarkable Tourism Event.
Beverley has reason to celebrate after winning two awards at the Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourism Awards.
Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, met local exporter Matthew Hodgson of the Great Newsome Brewery last week
Beverley Westwood Probus Club members and guests, including 3 Probians from their sister Club Beverley First Probus visited the Great Newsome Brewery.
Beverley Food Festival and the Beverley Real Ale Festival will again join forces for the third consecutive year.
With only a few weeks left to go before the doors open to the 3rd Beverley Real Ale festival, festival organisors are expecting yet another sell out with record numbers of real ale and cider
Beverley Food Festival and Beverley Real Ale Festival have joined forces for the second year running for what promises to be the most successful Beverley real ale Festival and Beverley Food Festivals.
With a little under 2 weeks to go before festival organisers open the doors at the Beverley Rugby Club The festival is set to be another sell out – putting Beverley’s Real Ale festivals
The Beverley Food Festival and The Beverley Real Ale Festival have joined forces in what promises to be one of the region’s premier food and drink events!
Steve Atkinson sent in this image of him about to take to the seas in Australia; he included a simple message saying.
The first ever Beverley Real Ale and Cider Festival takes took place last weekend with tremendous support from the local community. Nearly 2000 poeple attended the event which took place in the magnificent surroundings of St Marys Church in Beverley.
From Tuesday 9th of October real ale lovers across the region will get the chance to sample the Beverley Real Ale festivals first festival ale ‘White Rabbit’ Brewed by festival sponsors Great Newsome Brewery.
Set within the beautiful St Mays Church in Beverley, The Beverley Real Ale Festival hopes to pull in pounds for the churches charity by pulling pints of some of the county’s finest real ales.