Flu Awareness : People Urged To Take Up Free Vaccination
With the winter nights drawing in, East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s associate director of public health is urging people who are eligible for the free flu vaccination to take up the offer.
With the winter nights drawing in, East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s associate director of public health is urging people who are eligible for the free flu vaccination to take up the offer.
Wilf Ward Family Trust has been voted Beverley Building Society’s charity of the month for July by its members. The charity will receive £250 donation on behalf of the Society.
Having the right help and support at the right time is vital when caring for someone with dementia, according to a former Humberside Police Superintendant
Sue Ryder Holme Hall has been voted Beverley Building Society’s Charity of the Month for March by its members.
Millers Day Centre team manager John Ireland expressed his gratitude of the more people than ever attended their annual Christmas fair.
Knitters of all abilities who would like to meet like minded people in a friendly, fun and social setting are invited to join a new ‘Knit and Natter’ group
An East Riding based branch of the Trefoil Guild have generously donated several innovative knitted creations to a council run care home for people living with dementia.
The countdown is on to a fund-raising Zumbathon which takes place at East Riding Leisure Beverley during Dementia Awareness Week.
East Riding Leisure Beverley is to host a Zumbathon to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Society while raising awareness of dementia.
Staff and service users at two residential care homes and a day centre, run by the East Riding of Yorkshire Council, have joined forces to undertake a marathon cycle
A major new £6.75m development in Beverley designed to help older people live independently is on track for completion by late spring/early summer 2015.
The council is set to use part of a planned underspend, which was achieved in the financial year 2011/12, to give a welcome boost to highways maintenance.
Here, at the Continuum School, Beverley, we have been very busy with community engagement and donating gifts for the ‘Shoe Box’ appeal which is a charity specific for deprived children in Eastern Europe and West Africa. This year, pupils and staff have donated many items for the Beverley Minster Christmas Fayre which was held on Saturday 26th November. Mr and Mrs Broadley who work closely with Beverley Minster visited our…
Last year, 20,000 pensioners, an average of 60 a day, were forced to sell their homes in order to pay for residential care. At present, the law states that if you require care and have assets worth more than £23,500, you pay for the personal care you receive. A recent example in the national news was a widow who had developed Alzheimers. She was moved into a care home and…
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