Hull City fans across the East Riding got to meet their heroes this Sunday at the Beverley Leisure Centre. Their Premier League heroes were in Beverley to meet and greet fans and show off the club’s new home kit.
Local bus company East Yorkshire Motor Services (EYMS) has announced major improvements to some of its bus routes, and an amazing money-saving special offer.
Hull will today find out if they have made a short list of four to be the UK City of Culture 2017.
Bishop Burton College was officially awarded Sports Leadership Academy status at the College’s annual Sports Awards ceremony this week.
Humberside residents staging a protest this weekend over axing the police mounted section have been warned against it – by the police.
Race goers and regulars from the Royal Standard enjoyed the fine weather over the bank holiday weekend. Some of the punters were lucky enough to meet some of the Hull City players who had come into Beverley after having a day at the races.
Glorious weather saw thousands of people descend on Beverley Racecourse for the bank holiday meeting. Clear blue skies and sunshine ensured the Westwood racecourse was jam-packed
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Hull City supporters will have to wait until next Saturday to see whether the Tigers will make the Premier League after they were held at home by Bristol City.
Roary the Tiger the Hull City Mascot popped into Swinemoor Primary School today taking part surprising the kids by taking part in their assembly.
Students at Swinemoor Primary School have enjoyed an sporty afternoon that ended with the visit of a professional footballer.
Beverley Town FC, are delighted to announce their Inaugural Sportsman Dinner with guest speaker Jan Molby.
The Mini Molescroft Monkeys (Jessica Bailey, Emily Delaney, Sophie Reid and Emily Willans), all aged 10 and currently in year 6 at Molescroft Primary School, took part in Operation Lifestyle over the 2012 summer holidays.
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
Two goals from Man of the Match Josh Palin and a goal each for Oli Burns and Brad Palin ensured Walkington got their season off to a winning start as they beat Wawne United Reserves 4 – 1.
Hull City Legend Dean Windass this week put pen to paper and singed for the Barrel Walkington. Windass started his footballing career as a trainee at his hometown club, Hull City, where he scored 64 goals in 205 games for the club.
Beverley –based Anglo-Indonesian Indigo Moon Theatre Company are set to lay down roots in the local region, having toured nationally in theatres, schools and Arts Centres for over ten years, part of their professional freelance experience of over twenty years.
This week has seen a festival of sport taking place at Longcroft School with activities including Frisbee Golf, Darts, Curling, Volley Ball, Track and Field events. There has also been support from Beverley Leisure Centre