Anything related to the public transport system in Beverley including Beverley Bus Station and Beverley Train Station
East Riding of Yorkshire Council, working in partnership with East Yorkshire Motor Services (EYMS), is pleased to announce the launch of a new real-time information service for bus passengers across the local area.
Hull-based bus company East Yorkshire Motor Services has announced the trial of a new bus service to the North York Moors, following appeals from passengers.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council unveiled two important documents at Bishop Burton College designed to provide practical advice and guidance on the subject of rural transport.
EYMS has just been named as one of four finalists in the ‘Large Bus Operator of the Year’ category in the Operator Excellence Awards, which are run annually by ‘Route One’, one of the bus and coach industry’s main national trade magazines.
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.
More than 200 people every week are taking advantage of a new transport agreement launched to help connect rural communities across East Yorkshire.
Due to requests from passengers, East Yorkshire Motor Services have now introduced a brand new Beverley Day Rover ticket.
Community transport (CT) operators in the East Riding are expanding their services to meet local needs and helping to provide better access to healthcare, shopping and other essential activities.
Due to the cycle race in Beverley, buses will be unable to access the Bus Station from 5.00pm until midnight. Buses will depart from alternative bus stops as shown below:
Visiting the seaside is now even easier this summer, as local bus company EYMS announces the return of Service X21, a special fast bus from Hull and Beverley to Bridlington, Filey and Scarborough.
There is an emergency closure of Holme Church Lane in Beverley starting today, for gas repairs. Our Service 521 will not be able to serve the whole of Holme Church Lane.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has received positive feedback from the taxi trade and people who were out celebrating over the festive season for the ‘Get Home Safe Tonight’ taxi campaign.
Have fun but stay safe and plan your journey’ is the message from East Riding of Yorkshire Council to party-goers ahead of the Christmas and New Year celebrations. The council is warning people to keep safe but be wary of bogus taxi drivers as they head out to celebrate over the next few weeks. As revellers enjoy the festivities in local bars and restaurants, or visit friends and family, the…
Two members of the East Riding Youth Assembly will join 300 young people from across the country to debate issues that affect them in the House of Commons. On Friday 4 November, 17-year-old Paige Peryer from Driffield and 15-year-old Beverley Longcroft student Tom Astell will join members of the Youth Parliament to discuss topics such as the provision of public transport for young people, a graduate tax as an alternative…
Graham Stuart, MP for Beverley and Holderness, has welcomed new measures to provide more car parking spaces in town centres, reversing the anti-car red tape imposed by the previous Labour Government. This week the Communities Secretary, Eric Pickles MP, announced that the centrally-imposed limits on town centre parking spaces will be removed, helping to provide a big boost to struggling high streets and small shops. Graham said: “I am delighted…
Alison Booth, a Guide Dog Mobility Instructor with Guide Dogs, based in Reed House, Annie Reed Road, Beverley, blogs on HU17.net about the important role she and her team play in placing the right, trained blind dog with the right new owner. My dogs are now at the point where they are ready to be matched to a suitable visually impaired person. Matching the correct dog with the correct owner…
Beverley Bus Station has reopened after undergoing some much needed repair work. Bus user have suffered some inconvenience during the closure though the project was completed on time with everything returning to normal today.
My name is Neil Bant, I am thirty six, married with two children and have lived in the Beverley area for 19 years. I was educated at Beverley Grammar School, gained my degree in Hull and now work for KC. Athletics is my sport and I am a member of Beverley Athletic Club whom I have represented locally and nationally. I am standing in these local elections because I wish…
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