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Contents

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Editors Note Art Exhibition Beverley FM News Gardening Advice Crossword & Sudoku Treasure House News Win Lipizzaner Horse Tickets Travel Feature Fracking A to Z of Beverley Part 2.

Get Involved Clubs & Groups What’s On Fiona’s Word Useful Numbers

Page 3 Page 6 Page 10 Page 12 Page 14 Page 16 Page 18 Page 20 Page 23 Page 24 Page 27 Page 28 Page 30 Page 30

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Dear Readers, Hello and welcome to the June edition of your Beverley Mag! This is a special month for the team here at Beverley Mag as June sees us celebrate our 1st Birthday. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our advertisers and our readers for their help and support over the past year.

We have a packed edition for you this month featuring the second and final part of our A to Z of Beverley and the surrounding area, 5 steps to being a better gardener, an article on Fracking and in our travel section this month we look at coach holidays and cruising the Fjords sailing back into Hull.

Local news this month, we are delighted to announce that Beverley FM has now been granted a licence from offcom, so Beverley will shortly have its very own radio station – that has to be good for the local area. The area is certainly booming and we were delighted to see Minster Records open its doors a few weeks ago. I am sure Mr G will be down to check it out!

We would like to wish all you Dad’s a Happy Fathers Day this month and if you are looking for somewhere nice to take dad out for that special meal, check out our advertisers for some great places to eat.

If you are feeling lucky, why not enter our competition to win tickets to see the world famous Lipizzaner Stallions, then grab a coffee and have a go at this month’s crossword.

And finally….. please remember to ‘like’ our face book page and email in any of your interesting local stories and space allowing, you may see yourself in print next month.

Kind regards,

Jane Editor

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Members of the Rotary Club of Beverley begin a series of fund raising cycle rides around East and North Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire on 1st June and on all the remaining Sundays in the month. The rides will form a circular tour starting in Thorne, via Scunthorpe, Grimsby and then on through Beverley to Whitby, Northallerton, York and back to Beverley on 29th June. Rotary clubs at towns along the route will welcome the riders and help raise money.

The rides have been organised by the club to raise funds for Beverley charity Real Aid to launch their Crisis Box initiative to help future victims of flooding.

Initially the scheme will be launched in this region but ultimately it is planned to be a nationwide resource with Rotary Clubs identifying victims and putting in place the package of assistance through Real Aid. For further information please contact John Greenwood.

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LOCAL NEWS

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Beverley Exhibition for Local Artist Artist Claire West will be holding an exhibition of her work in Beverley shop Amanti this June. The exhibition will launch on Friday 13 June with a “Meet the Artist” evening at Amanti when Claire will be on hand to discuss her work, technique and inspiration.

Entitled “Be Happy”, the exhibition will be the first opportunity for the public to see a number of new works including paintings inspired by the landmarks of Beverley, Claire’s home town.

Claire says: “I enjoy producing contemporary paintings and prints of the Beverley area, using the iconic images of the Blackmill and Beverley Minster. Beverley has been painted many times by artists but most commonly in a traditional fashion. By producing colourful modern images I hope to show the vibrancy of this brilliant town.

Exhibiting my work at Amanti is wonderful as it shows people how they can marry good contemporary design and art work within their own interiors.”

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Amalia Booker, joint owner of Amanti tells us that they are keen to support local artists whenever possible. “Claire’s work is bright, bold and complex. She paints to make people feel happy and you can see the joy that shines out of her work. Her reputation is growing nationally and she’s exhibiting in very well respected galleries across the UK so we’re absolutely delighted to be able to show her work here at Amanti.”

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The exhibition will include paintings, limited edition prints and lino prints will run from Saturday 14 June to Sunday 20 July. Amanti will also be hosting a preview evening on Friday 13 June. You are invited to visit Amanti between 6pm and 8pm when you can be the first to see the exhibition, enjoy a glass of wine and chat to Claire about her work. Bookings for this event are not required.

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However if someone does not want the group sessions they can call and arrange a free 1-2-1 session.

The venue is at the clinic at 36 North Bar Within, Beverley HU17 8D Tel: 0845 5197048 or 01482 861646

Vinyl Record Shop Now Open This month saw the opening of a new secondhand vinyl record shop in Beverley. This is the first real music shop in Beverley for nearly 10 years.

The shop also sells CDs and record players and speakers. It is a must visit destination for the growing number of music collectors who are returning to vinyl. Minster Records can be found on Eastgate, Beverley.

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Local News

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Beverley To Get Its Own Local FM Radio Station Ofcom Confirms Licence Award to ‘Beverley FM’ The UK broadcasting authority Ofcom confirmed that East Yorkshire Broadcasting Ltd. trading as Beverley FM has been awarded an FM broadcast licence to serve over 47,000 people living in Beverley and the surrounding villages.

Following the allocation of a broadcast frequency

by Ofcom, Beverley FM will transmit an exciting mix of music, entertainment, news, and sport, all with a distinctly local feel, 24 hours a day from studios in the town.

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Beverley FM has been set up by a group of local businessmen and radio professionals led by Dave Fewster the well-known Beverley based radio presenter.

“We are delighted to have been awarded a licence.

For a long time the town has needed a radio station that is locally based and puts the interests of Beverley before those of Hull” Dave said. “I have felt for many years that a radio station broadcasting from Beverley would not only be very popular in the local area, but will become a vehicle for young people to gain broadcasting experience and employment in the industry,” he added.

Beverley FM becomes one of the new not-for-profit community radio stations of which there are over 200 in the UK currently licensed by Ofcom.

For the last 12 months Beverley FM has been streaming programmes on the Internet from a dedicated website at www.beverleyfm.com.

Beverley FM director Roy Harteveld said that public support for the streaming “has exceeded our wildest expectations and confirmed our belief that the public really do want their own radio station in Beverley.”

No FM on-air date has been announced yet but is anticipated to be within the next few months.

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GARDENING

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5 Steps to Become a Better Gardener...

Often times, we as gardeners, struggle with the simplest things,” says Ian Ashbridge, director of horticulture at Heritage Landscape & Garden Centre. “I’ve developed five rules to make you a better gardener.” They are: 1. USE WHAT YOU HAVE. We may love that full-sun perennial, but if we garden in the shade, we should look for plants that do well there. You can bend some rules, but finding the right plants for the right space is not guesswork. Do your research.

3. CULTIVATE FRIENDS. One of the most rewarding parts of gardening is the social aspect. Share your plants. Perennials love to be divided; this recharges and invigorates the plants. Do you have a neighbour that always raves about a plant in your garden? Share a piece.

Get involved in your local gardening club. Most of my favourite plants have come to me as gifts from family, friends and colleagues. I really do enjoy giving plants away too.

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2. KEEP A JOURNAL. Record things like where a plant came from, dates that you plant, divide and harvest. Write down the problems you run into and the solutions you find. You’ll be surprised how handy this becomes year after year. Many times, problems can be avoided or success can be achieved by reading over what has been done in the past.

4. MULCH. Top-dressing with good mulch improves gardens.

It’s a scientific fact. Mulched soils stay cooler in the summer and mulch helps regulate swings in moisture. Mulch insulates plants in the winter and regulates soil temperatures better then un-mulched ground. I like to use a composted hardwood bark. As mulch breaks down, nutrients become available to your plants and the microbiology of the soil improves.

5. SPEND TIME IN YOUR GARDEN. Enjoy the space you’ve created. When we spend time in the garden with our hands in the soil and our knees on the ground, something special happens. We connect with our surroundings in a way that can’t happen through a window. This familiar adage is true: The best fertilizer is the shadow of the gardener.

Enjoy your garden!

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Crossword & Sudoku

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23. Diadem (5) 24. Admittance (5) 25. Spiny anteater (7)

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SUDOKU The rules are simple. Place a digit from 1 to 9 in each empty cell so every row, every column, and every 3 x 3 box contains the digits 1 to 9.

Across 1. Floorshow (7) 4. Spooky (5) 7. Detection device (5) 9. Vertical (7) 10. Inactivity (7) 11. Measuring implement (5) 12. Dictator (6) 14. Ecclesiastic (6) 18. Copious (5) 20. Drawn (7) 22. Pouch worn with a kilt (7)

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Local News

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LOCAL STUDIES CATALOGUE AT BEVERLEY TREASURE HOUSE It will be much easier to find out about local history books and articles at Beverley’s Treasure House now as a result of work by the East Riding archives and local studies service. A huge number of books and journal articles can now be searched online.

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The newly completed catalogue means you can find out about the 15,000 books and 19,500 journal articles in the local studies collection. It is a mine of information for anybody interested in their local community as there are books about every town and village in the East Riding as well as titles for Hull, York and other parts of Yorkshire. The collection includes the antiquarian books donated to Beverley Library in 1929 by John Champney, benefactor of the library and art gallery.

The catalogue will be helpful to anybody who has an interest in local history and covers a vast range of subjects. So, whether you want to find out about local schools, churches, industries, archaeology, or social life then the local studies books are a fantastic resource.

You cannot borrow books because this is the East Riding’s main reference collection and contains many rare or unique items. But you can now find out what you want in the catalogue from the comfort of your own home before coming to the Treasure House to look at them.

The catalogue is integrated with the archives as well, which means when you search it you can find out about all the documents, books and articles in the Treasure House’s collections.

Archives Manager, Ian Mason, says: All our card indexes have been consigned to the dustbin of history

as we now have a finding aid for local studies that is fit for the 21st century. This is the result of an enormous amount of work put in by all the staff in the archives and local studies service who have entered and edited information.

“Since the Treasure House opened in 2007 it has been the ambition of the service to have an integrated online catalogue for both the archives and books and I am delighted to announce that this has been achieved.

It will make searching for local history books and articles so much easier for our users.”

The catalogue can be found online at: http://www.eastriding.gov.uk/CalmView/

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The Spanish Riding School of Vienna...

..comes to Yorkshire for the First Time Ever and for their only North of England Show!

Due to the incredible success of their last UK appearances in 2012, The Spanish Riding School of Vienna are delighted to announce they will be bringing the famous Lipizzaner stallions back to the UK for just one show in the North. There will be three performances at the Sheffield Motorpoint Arena on October 31st, Nov 1st and 2nd 2014.

This is the first time the majestic, highly trained horses and riders of the 430 year old “High School for Classical Horsemanship” will have performed in the North of England.

The show is an impressive display of classical equitation in the Renaissance tradition of the haute école. The audience will be mesmerised by the absolute balance and harmony achieved by these beautiful White Lipizzaner stallions and their regal riders. All of their famous in-hand work and movements above the ground such as the Capriole, Levade and Courbette will be performed.

TV presenter and British Dressage Ambassador, Nicki Chapman will be hosting the event and will be joined by special guests making this 2014 Spanish Riding School of Vienna Tour one of the most unique, exciting and captivating events of the equestrian year.

Tickets purchased online and through the ticket hotline are priced £22 £66 including booking fee.

WIN A PAIR OF TICKETS To enter the draw please send your Name, Address and Telephone Number on a postcard (before 29th June) to: Vienna Competition, 31 Elm Drive, Cherry Burton, Beverley HU17 7RJ

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Hot news … This fabulous new itinerary we have for next year departs from Liverpool on 27 May 2015. This nine night cruise takes in Kirkwall before exploring the fabulous ports of the Norwegian Fjords (Alesund, Geiranger, Flaam, Gudvangen, Bergen) arriving back into our very own port of Hull. Included coach travel provides you with a restful journey to Liverpool before embarking on this relaxing and scenic voyage. This is not the only service free as all your tips are also included for your cruise. The starting price of just £899 per person sharing a twin cabin includes a 25% early booking bonus (or buy one get one half price) this is a bargain.

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Science & Local News

Fracking: The Science, The Process, Politics and Environmental Concerns Hydraulic Fracturing (Hydrofracturing) is mostly known as Fracking or Fraccing, it was invention by Floyd Farris and J.B. Clark in 1947.

Science/Process Fracking is the process of extracting Natural Gas and Petroleum from deep underground. Fracking companies drill vertically and horizontally along the layers where the hydrocarbons are located.

A liquid mixture of water, sand and chemicals is forced through the piping under very high pressure (9000psi), it passes through small

Environmental Concerns Does Fracking cause earthquakes: (Yes) According to the research by the U.S. Geological Survey, the process of Fracking make thousands of small cracks in the rock, which increases the chances of the rock slippage that can cause earthquakes, however these earthquakes are minor earthquakes (1,000 times a day) that are so weak that you couldn’t feel them. The organisation (Department of Energy & Climate Change) that monitors fracking prevents fracking sites being within a certain distance of each other, preventing the cracks from joining up; forming larger cracks that can generate larger earthquakes and tremors.

Can chemicals leak into the water table or environment: (No) The chemicals are in a deep well (3,000 – 10,000ft) that is heavily reinforce by concrete and there is a layer of hard rock above the well that is impermeable so that liquid cannot pass through. The water table is 6 – 120ft below the surface, well above the well.

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permeable holes in the piping into the rock and rock cavities which expand to 1mm and crack the rock. The water is drawn back out and the sand remains in the crack to keep the channels open, the fuel/ gas then passes through the channels and up to the surface. The chemicals that are used make the sand more permeable increasing the flow of fuel, these chemicals are steadily drawn back to the surface with the flow of fuel, the chemical agent is then separated from the fuel and disposed of by burying them in a reinforced well.

Walkington Anti-Fracking Protest

Crawberry Hill outside Walkington is the site of a camp set up by anti-fracking campaigners. The camp has already attracted over twenty protestors from the Frack Off group. They are there to protest and seek answers from Raitlin Energy (UK) Limited about the well at the site between Walkington and Bishop Burton as well as another site at West Newton near Aldbrough.

Politics New developments in fracking has allowed engineers to conduct horizontal drilling; this has increased the amount of fuel that can be extracted to 60 – 70%, where as in the past with only vertical drilling they could only extracte 5 – 20% of the fuel.

Recently a large Hydrocarbon site has been discovered in Hampshire just below Oxford, which is worth £1.4 trillion. To put this into perspective, we could clear the countries national debt 14 times over.

The money involved coupled with the new developments make it a far more profitable process to extract the fuel. However, it remains to be seen if the financial benefits outweigh the environmental risks.

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A to Z of BEVERLEY - PART TWO

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is for Live music. Established in 1983, the Beverley Folk Festival is one of the stand out events in the local calendar. The annual festival showcases new, and recognisable, national and international talent. Taking place at the racecourse in Beverley, it also has food and drink stalls, and is hugely popular with people from up and down the country.

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is for the Outstanding number of attractions Beverley has to offer. The area has a wonderful medieval skyline, with the stunning Minster at the heart of it. The area has bustling shops, and restaurants alongside stunning natural attractions with amazing panoramic views.

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is for Protest. We have seen locals protesting recently about the removal of the cobble setts in Beverley marketplace. Now we have locals and people from further afield protesting about fracking. You can read more about this on page 23.

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is for The Market Cross. Opened in 1714, the cross was famously 24 used for ceremonies and concerts, and is today still used as a venue for live music.

Set in the centre of the town, the cross displays the royal arms of Beverley, Warton and Hotham.

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is for North Bar. Beverley is one of the few towns in the country to retain its original gate, known as North Bar. The area inside the gate, which is 600 years old, is called North Bar within, and the outside is called North Bar without.

is for the Queen. In 2002, Queen Elizabeth ll visited Beverley Minster as part of her Golden Jubilee Tour.

She attended a service for rural life at the Minster, and then visited Beverley Racecourse for the County Fair and Golden Jubilee Race. She follows a long line of monarchs who have visited the area.

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is for Rowley Manor. The manor was built as the rectory for St Peter’s Church in 1621, by Ezekiel Rogers, who went on to become one of the Pilgrim Fathers. Remodelled in the 18th century, the country house is surrounded 34 acres of parkland, and has stunning views of the area.

S

is for Saturday Market. The market, which takes place in the heart of the town, is wonderful for a weekend browse. It holds hundreds of stalls which sell a wide range of items, including foods, plants, clothes & crafts.

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House & Home

BeverleyMag JUNE 2014

Leightons specialists in carpets, beds & soft furnishings

Carpets and Rugs

Est. 1934

It’s our anniversary Year!

Wood Floors

We’re celebrating 80 years with very special discounts…

Vinyls

Our family firm has been serving customers in this area for a grand total of 80 years and we now have three stores. In each one we’re celebrating with a special gift to you – pay only 80% of the marked price on stock carpets and all beds. This offer only runs from Monday 16th June until Tuesday 15th July, so make sure you come and see us soon!

Pay only

80% of the marked price

Discount Voucher This voucher entitles the bearer to pay 80% of the marked price on stock carpets, remnants and all beds between Monday 16th June and Tuesday 15th July inclusive, while stocks last. Not transferable and not for use in conjunction with any other offer. Only one voucher may be used per purchase.

BM

Beds & Bedroom Furniture

Soft Furnishings & Blinds

510 – 520, Hessle Road, Hull HU3 5BQ Belprin Park, Swinemoor Lane, Beverley HU17 0LN 117, Hallgate, Cottingham HU16 4DA Tel: 01482 326590 Email: info@leightonscarpets.co.uk www.leightonscarpets.co.uk

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A to Z of BEVERLEY - PART TWO

BeverleyMag JUNE 2014

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W

U

X

is for Thomas Percy. A distant relation to Henry Percy, the 9th Earl of Northumberland, Thomas was born in Beverley, in 1560.

In 1605, he became a member of the infamous Gunpowder Plot, led by Robert Catesby. The plan involved assassinating King James l of England and Vl of Scotland, kidnapping his daughter Princess Elizabeth, and blowing up the House of Lords. He was later killed as part of his involvement, in 1605.

is for United. Tradition says that King Athelstan, the ruler of Mercia and Wessex, visited the Beverley Minster in 934AD. He 26 prayed at the tomb of Saint John of Beverley, and the monks were so impressed with his devotion, they gave him the flag of Bishop John to take into battle. The King then went on to win the Battle of Brunanburgh, and united all of England under one Saxon throne for the first time.

V

is for Beverley Westwood. The open space on the edge of Beverley provides scenic views, and it is surrounded by stunning parklands. Cattle and sheep roam freely around the area, and it is the perfect place for families to enjoy a long walk filled with nature.

is for the Xmas market. The Beverley Christmas market has become a hugely popular attraction for people in and around Yorkshire. It is now in its 20th year, and is one of the biggest Christmas festivals in the country, with 60,000 visitors in 2013. It holds over 120 stalls, and offers a Victorian Christmas to those who go.

Y

is for Yorkshire Wolds Way. Peaceful fields, with stunning scenic views, and the beautiful chalk-hills are just some of the sights seen on the way. The Beverley Tourist Information Centre has begun selling the Yorkshire Wolds Way Tracker Packs for the walk.

Beverley Minster

VINTAGE & RETRO FAIR

is for Vintage.

Beverley is home to many independent vintage shops that sell a wide range of items, including antiques, bygones Contact us on Facebook or and collectables. The Telephone: 01964 552 470 to book a stall at the event town will also hold a on: Saturday 18th October 2014 vintage and retro fair, www.facebook.com/beverleyvintage&retrofair which will be coming to Beverley Minster on 18th October.

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is for Zzzzzzzz. After filling your day with all these attractions, you will certainly drift of as soon as your head hits the pillow.

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BeverleyMag JUNE 2014 Sport, Dance & Fitness Groups: Leconfield Bowling Club – 01964 550991 Ballroom & Latin Classes, Bishop Burton Village Hall – Tel: 07909 334 343 Beverley & East Riding Golf Club – Tel: 01482 868757 Beverley Athletics Club – Tel: 07946 521 622 Beverley Polo Club – Tel: 01964 544455 Zumba Classes, Cherry Burton Village Hall (Tuesday 7.30pm) Tel: 07557 052 769 Beverley Rugby Club – Secretary: 01482 874941 Beverley & East Riding Lawn Tennis Club – Secretary Peter Horrocks Tel: 01482 882390 Beverley Beavers Badminton Club – Tel: 01482 860835 Leconfield Badminton Club – based in Beverley Tel: 01964 542026

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General Interest Groups:

Friends of Beverley Art Gallery Tel: 01482 872765 Cafe Scientifique Beverley – www.cafescientifique.org/beverley www.facebook.com/Beverleyscience Cherry Burton Beer & Wine Circle, 1st Wednesday of Month, Village Hall Tel: 01964 551659 Beverley Allotment Society Mr Ward – Tel: 01482 882411 Rotary Club of Beverley – Tel: 01482 861767 Beverley Male Voice Choir – Tel: 01964 551224 Beverley Photographic Club – Tel: 01482 863724 Beverley Anglo French Society – Tel: 01964 550618 Beverley Lions Club email:info@beverleylions.org.uk

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Beverley Musical Theatre – www.beverleymusicaltheatre.co.uk

St Nicholas Parent & Toddler Group, Community Centre, Holme Church Lane, Tuesday & Thursday 1.30pm – 3pm.

Also Arts and Craft Resources on a Thursday.

Beverley Town Hand Bell Ringers - T: 01482 867120

Cherry Burton Pre-school – Tel: 07772 174178

Beverley Theatre Company – Tel: 01482 880941

South Dalton Playgroup – Tel: 01430 810151

Viva Club for Social Networking Tina 01482 864826

Norwood Church Playgroup, Norwood Church, Wednesday 9.30am – 11.30am Tel: 01482 881791

Beverley & District Motor Club – Tel: 01482 864092

Children & Youth Groups:

Beverley Church Lads/Girls Brigade T:014828 82982 1st Beverley Cub Scouts - Tel: 07878 022 749 Beverley Youth Centre – Tel: 01482 868429

Parent & Toddler Groups:

Queensgate Pre-school – Tel: 01482 862879 Tree Tops Playgroup – Tel: 01482 865227 Walkington Pre-school – Tel: 07722 561116 Tickton Pre-school & Play Pals – Tel: 01964 501744

Parent & Toddlers, St Mary’s Church Hall, Wednesdays 1.30pm – 3.00pm (Term time only) Music Time, Minster Parish Rooms/Quakers Meeting Rooms, Tel: 07563 764 793 Messy Mondays, (Toddlers to 5yr) Toll Gavel Church Hall, Mon 10am to 11:30am Tel: 01482 865459 Pebbles Parent & Toddler Group, St Leonards, Molescroft, Thursday 10am – 11am

To contact BEVERLEYMAG please email: ask@beverleymag.co.uk or telephone: 01964 552 470

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What’s On

June

6th The Mikado – Beverley Memorial Hall

Youth Café, Big Night In at Beverley Minster 7th

The Mikado – Beverley Memorial Hall Lighter side of Brass – Beverley Minster Beverley Guided Walk –Beverley Minster

8th

Beverley Guided Walk –Beverley Minster

12th The Mandolinquents – Toll Gavel Methodist Church

EAST YORKSHIRE SHOW & FAMILY FUN DAY A Great Day Out

at

Brantingham Park - Sunday 20th July - 10am - 6pm

Vintage Car Display • Live Street Entertainers Live Music • Kids Fun Fair • Rugby “All Stars” Game Regional Arts & Crafts Exhibitors ‘Best of Yorkshire’ Farmers Market Food & Drink Exhibitors Face Painting • Kids Competitions • Tug of War Food • Refreshments & Bars Street Dance Display • Falconry Display Local Car Dealerships Sat Nav 99.8 KCFM Live Broadcast HU15 1HX ...and So Much More Like Us For Exhibitor Booking or For More Information Please Call: 01964 552 470

99.8 KCFM

Check Out Our Brand New Look!

We have a brand new daytime line up here at 99.8 KCFM – and there’s nothing they lack in experience, brains and erm …beauty? They’re a very obliging bunch – we just asked them to line up against the wall and smile, and bingo!

‘The KCFM Breakfast Show with Matt Hutchinson’ starts the day – he’s the early riser of the bunch and is the one in the middle – we’ve airbrushed away the bags under his eyes. Sam Heywood’s on between 10am and 2pm - she’s the one that’s a girl. Then Rob Langley’s on KCFM Drive until 7pm – you can probably work out which one he is now.

We decided to get right to the nitty gritty and find out what we should know about each one of them. “Tea and cake for me” says Matt. Literally wherever he goes he’ll either have a cuppa, a cake, or both. Trying to get him to walk past a branch of Greggs or Coopers is an absolute nightmare! Sam Heywood is a multi-tasker apparently (typical woman). “Even whilst chatting to you I’m preparing tea, hoovering, writing a novel and painting the outside of the house” she says. It must be a quiet day. Rob Langley is the gadget man, with a particular weakness for mobile phones. “It is true that I have more phones than ears to listen to them with – but I don’t care” says Rob. Despite being a sucker for the latest must have he’s still a nightmare to get hold of at the weekend, how does that work?

Admission: £2 Adults - £1 Children • FREE Parking

13th

14th Claire West ‘Be Happy’ at Amanti, Beverley

Messy Church Big Celebration, Beverley Minster 16th Best of British summer tea party at Bishop Burton 28

(Sorry no Dogs Allowed except Hearing and Guide Dogs)

Meet artist Claire West at Amanti, Beverley Sky Ride – Hudson Way Taster, Beverley

20th -22nd

Beverley Folk Festival , Beverley Racecourse

27th

Jeni & Billy at the Beverley Arms

29th

Sky Ride – Hudson Way taster, Beverley

There’s loads to listen to during Daytime on 99.8 KCFM that we can only give you the highlights. ‘The KCFM Breakfast Show with Matt Hutchinson’ is out and about visiting a different place in East Yorkshire every week on ‘Right Up Your Street’. Plus Matt’s always going to different schools (chatting up the dinner ladies to get pudding) and asking the children to describe items so that you can guess what they are in ‘Smalltalk’. Find out more by going to the Breakfast page on the website, www.kcfm.co.uk. Sam’s show starts with the mighty ‘Ten @ Ten’ – ten songs from one chosen year at 10am. She’ll help you work out which year by giving clues and playing news, sport, TV and movie clips. Rob Langley’s on Drive when you’re collecting the children from school or doing the run home from work in rush hour. He’ll give you the choice of two big songs on ‘The School Run is Fun’ – the one with the most votes gets played.

It almost goes without saying that during the whole day you can expect the very latest travel and weather information, plus local news and sport updates so you know what’s happening across the whole of East Yorkshire – we’re good at that!

Our music is also pretty darn good (even if we do say so ourselves!) We play songs from the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s, noughties and the very latest music too – but we only play the best songs from each decade, so you’ll like every single one.

Plus, we play more music than anyone else – so you won’t hear the same songs again and again and again.

99.8 KCFM, 2 Woodhouse Street, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU9 1RJ

T 01482 333999 W www.kcfm.co.uk

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The Treasure House – Saturday 3 May to Saturday 5 July 2014 Champney Road, Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire HU17 8HE www.eastriding.gov.uk/museums (01482) 392780

Gig of The Month - Jeni & Billy In the past four years, Jeni & Billy have travelled from their home in East Nashville over 150,000 miles throughout the USA & Canada -- and hopped across the Atlantic three times -- just to paint those pictures in song for thousands of people. At festivals and fiddlers’ conventions along the way, they have picked up ribbons in songwriting, traditional folk-singing, guitar-picking, and flatfoot dancing. Novelist Lee Smith says, “Jeni and Billy’s stunningly original music is as old as the hills, yet brand new at the same time. Jeni is a true poet and a born storyteller, through and through -- many of her songs contain whole novels. “ “Jeni’s songs spring from the true vine. Billy is the perfect partner, skillfully accompanying Jeni with guitar, banjo and harmonies.

These two are tradition bearers -- the next generation of traditional music,”

Beverley Arms Hotel 27th June Tickets from Molescroft Post Office To contact BEVERLEYMAG please email: ask@beverleymag.co.uk or telephone: 01964 552 470

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NEW HEARING CENTRE

Opens May 19th.

Join us for refreshments and a tour of our fabulous new hearing centre.

FREE 3 Packs of Batteries FREE Hearing Test

3 3 WAX REMOVAL SERVICE 3 GREAT Service, Prices, Aftercare 3 for every visitor wearing a hearing aid.

at the centre or at your own home.

OPENING HOURS: 9.00 to 5.00 Monday to Friday.

HULL HEARING CENTRE

Clare House, 8-10 Baker Street, Hull HU2 8HP.

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Hearing Aid Audiologist

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T: (01482) 40 70 42 E: stephen@hullhearingcentre.co.uk

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FIONA’S WORD

By Fiona Dwyer, broadcast journalist, PR & media consultant, slave to 2 children and a husband.

HOLIDAYS DURING TERM TIME

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This is an increasingly hot topic at this time of year and it can be very difficult, as a parent, to make the right call. Of course, the majority of us agree that children should be in school during term time and it’s not a good option to take them out of the classroom. But with the dramatically increasing number of parents being fined for doing exactly that, something surely has to change. High prices of holidays during school breaks is one of the main contributing factors, so surely we, and the government, should be putting more pressure on the greedy holiday companies who double and triple their prices as soon as school breaks up.

Furthermore, it will be interesting to see what changes, if any, they will make to pricing if more schools start to use their new powers to set their term dates.

ON-LINE SHOPPING

On-line shopping seems to be great – and I’m always amazed when it works and my package gets delivered or I’ve reserved it and picked it up in store! I always think “This is definitely the way to shop. I must do that more often!” But do I? No I don’t!

I don’t know why that is, but I think I may have to change my habits. It saves so much time and takes a lot of the stress out of shopping. Although if you’re waiting for something and it doesn’t arrive on time, what then? And what about buying clothes online? I’ve done it for the children because I know what size to buy, but not for myself. I like to try things on to see how they fit and it just sounds like too much of a hassle to start ordering different sizes and sending the wrong one back. Is that lazy?

Am I missing something? I probably am. Perhaps I’ll experiment!

Saying that, I’m slightly concerned that I might enjoy shopping for clothes online much more than my credit card will!

Fiona x

USEFUL NUMBERS EMERGENCY NUMBERS Police / Fire / Ambulance Electricity (Supply Failure) Gas (Emergencies) Water (Emergencies) Police (Non-emergencies) Child Line Crime Stoppers

999 0800 375675 0800 111 999 0845 1242424 101 0800 11 11 0800 555 111

HOSPITALS & HEALTH Castle Hill Hospital East Riding Community Hospital Hull Royal Infirmary NHS Direct Spire Hull & East Riding

01482 875875 01482 886600 01482 328541 111 01482 659471

HELP & ADVICE Age UK East Riding Alzheimers Society Alcohol & Drug Advisory Service Case Lifelink Case Training Citizens Advice Bureau Cruse Bereavement Care Dove House Hospice Hull Rape Crisis Mencap NSPCC Helpline RSPCA RSPCA (Animal Home) Relate Hull & East Yorkshire Samaritans Survivors Hull & East Riding The Warren

01482 869181 01482 211255 01482 320606 01482 329614 01482 320200 01482 224608 01482 565565 01482 784343 01482 329990 01482 211473 0808 800 5000 0300 1234 999 01482 341331 01482 329621 01482 323456 01482 226677 01482 218115

TRANSPORT Bus Information Beverley Community Lift National Rail Enquiries Humberside Airport Leeds/Bradford Airport P & O Ferries (Reservations)

01482 222222 01482 868082 08457 484950 01652 688456 0871 288 2288 08716 646464

COUNCIL East Riding of Yorkshire Council

01482 393939

ARE YOU TOWING

LEGALLY? 31

Did you know that if you passed your driving test on or after January 1st 1997, you probably need a licence to tow a trailer, horse trailer or caravan?

TIR Training can help you pass your trailer towing test so you comply with the law.

At TIR, we believe in teaching people to drive to an exceptionally high standard – not just obtain a licence.

We are based in Beverley and conduct all our lessons locally.

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To ensure you are towing legally, call our helpful staff on

01482 213 113 or email tirinfo@t-i-r.com

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DRIVER TRAINING

EAST YORKSHIRE SHOW & FAMILY FUN DAY A Great Day Out

at

Brantingham Park - Sunday 20th July - 10am - 6pm

Vintage Car Display • Live Street Entertainers Live Music • Kids Fun Fair • Rugby “All Stars” Game Regional Arts & Crafts Exhibitors ‘Best of Yorkshire’ Farmers Market Food & Drink Exhibitors Face Painting • Kids Competitions • Tug of War Food • Refreshments & Bars Street Dance Display • Falconry Display Local Car Dealerships Sat Nav 99.8 KCFM Live Broadcast HU15 1HX ...and So Much More Like Us For Exhibitor Booking or For More Information Please Call: 01964 552 470

99.8 KCFM

Check Out Our Brand New Look!

We have a brand new daytime line up here at 99.8 KCFM – and there’s nothing they lack in experience, brains and erm …beauty? They’re a very obliging bunch – we just asked them to line up against the wall and smile, and bingo!

‘The KCFM Breakfast Show with Matt Hutchinson’ starts the day – he’s the early riser of the bunch and is the one in the middle – we’ve airbrushed away the bags under his eyes. Sam Heywood’s on between 10am and 2pm - she’s the one that’s a girl. Then Rob Langley’s on KCFM Drive until 7pm – you can probably work out which one he is now.

We decided to get right to the nitty gritty and find out what we should know about each one of them. “Tea and cake for me” says Matt. Literally wherever he goes he’ll either have a cuppa, a cake, or both. Trying to get him to walk past a branch of Greggs or Coopers is an absolute nightmare! Sam Heywood is a multi-tasker apparently (typical woman). “Even whilst chatting to you I’m preparing tea, hoovering, writing a novel and painting the outside of the house” she says. It must be a quiet day. Rob Langley is the gadget man, with a particular weakness for mobile phones. “It is true that I have more phones than ears to listen to them with – but I don’t care” says Rob. Despite being a sucker for the latest must have he’s still a nightmare to get hold of at the weekend, how does that work?

Admission: £2 Adults - £1 Children • FREE Parking (Sorry no Dogs Allowed except Hearing and Guide Dogs)

There’s loads to listen to during Daytime on 99.8 KCFM that we can only give you the highlights. ‘The KCFM Breakfast Show with Matt Hutchinson’ is out and about visiting a different place in East Yorkshire every week on ‘Right Up Your Street’. Plus Matt’s always going to different schools (chatting up the dinner ladies to get pudding) and asking the children to describe items so that you can guess what they are in ‘Smalltalk’. Find out more by going to the Breakfast page on the website, www.kcfm.co.uk. Sam’s show starts with the mighty ‘Ten @ Ten’ – ten songs from one chosen year at 10am. She’ll help you work out which year by giving clues and playing news, sport, TV and movie clips. Rob Langley’s on Drive when you’re collecting the