The living room serves as the focal point of any home where you can get comfy on the sofa, switch on the TV and chill out after a long and tiring day. Your living space needs to promote peace, calm, and tranquillity, so if yours is doing anything but, read on.
A Redrow site manager will build his 500th home while in charge of its East Riding development, Swanland Heights. It also marks his 20th year of site management.
Paul Douglass, a previous winner of Site Manager of the Year for Redrow in Yorkshire, is currently overseeing the build of 56 new homes at Swanland Heights, in the village of Swanland.
Cafe V owners Graham and Jayne Ledger have expressed their gratitude to their customers and staff as the couple celebrated a successful first year since taking on the business.
Located on Sow Hill, Graham and Jayne say support has been good over the past twelve months and they are slowly making changes personalising the Cafe.
After nearly three months of intensive work, the Clock Tower Café at Sewerby Hall and Gardens is scheduled to re-open to visitors on Saturday, 18 February 2017.
Contractors from William Birch and Sons have been onsite carrying out important structural work to the tower of the café and have completely refurbished the iconic structure replacing joinery, stonework and lead as appropriate.
Construction students from East Riding College have been working with a local business owner on a small scale recycling project.
A Beverley based training company has given students a unique insight into careers in the logistics sector.
To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week 2014, East Riding of Yorkshire Council is keen to highlight its commitment to developing its workforce and recognising the need to have appropriate routes into employment.
The owner of one of Beverley’s most recognisable listed buildings was surprised this week when he received a letter from East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Planning department.
East Riding College has partnered together with the contractors behind East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s £22million Beverley Integrated Transport Plan to provide a unique, free construction training experience to a small group of individuals.
Trainee joiners from East Riding College in Beverley have been polishing their skills by undertaking work at a nearby stables.
It’s the vocational equivalent to GCSE and A-Level results day and on Wednesday 5 June, Bishop Burton College will be congratulating its vocational learners.
A range of free activities will be taking place at East Riding College later this month for adults who are thinking of learning for their career or as a hobby.
Following the death of Jessica Blake, her parents Dave and Alison Blake have released the following statement:
A range of free activities will be taking place at East Riding College as part of Adult Learners’ Week, which runs from May 12 to 18.
There will be activities in art, brickwork, joinery, literacy, media and numeracy at the campuses in Gallows Lane, Beverley
Two Walkington lads are stepping up the their training as they prepare for a challenging two-day, cross-Britain charity bike ride. Ben Stephenson, 21, a self-employed joiner and his mate James Parkinson, 31, are cycling from Blackpool to Bridlington on June 17 and 18 to raise money for The British Heart Foundation and the Walkington Hayride. Recently Ben and some friends completed a famous cross-pennine ride called The Way Of The…
As spring inspires new optimism and re-discovered vigour in the people of England, so it energises the men who keep Beverley Minster in shipshape condition. Steve Rial is the ecclesiastical plumber/ glazer at the Minster. Or, rather more prosaically, he’s the man who, along with his mate Paul Hawkins, keeps the water out, the heat in and the Minster safe. For 21 years Steve, 54 and employed by the Minster…
Hull firm, MKM, one of the UK’s leading suppliers of building materials, has celebrated the success of its recent Heart Challenge by presenting the British Heart foundation with a cheque for £9302.25 on Tuesday 11th May. The challenge, which saw teams from 36 MKM branches around the UK lose a collective total of nearly one tonne in weight and 561 inches around the waist, took place between January and February…
Although a major employer for many years in Beverley, little obvious evidence remains of the once thriving shipbuilding industry on Beverley Beck. Walk along the Beck towards the River Hull, though, and plenty can be seen of the shipyard and ancillary industries that played an enormous role in the growth of the fishing port of Hull. Cook, Welton and Gemmell Ltd owned the shipyard at the Grovehill site from 1902…