Beverley Food Festival Guide 2017

BEVERLEY FOOD FESTIVAL

A Family Day of Food, Festivities and Fun!

Sunday 1st October 2017 9:30am to 4:30pm Market Place, Beverley, East Yorkshire

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Beverley Town Council Cookery Theatre Marquee Schedule 2017 10:00am

Opening with the Mayor of Beverley, Cllr Ann Willis – immediately followed by James Mackenzie from the Pipe and Glass Inn, South Dalton.

11:00am

Tina Cerutti from Cerutti 2, Beverley

12:00pm ‘Cultural Cook Off Challenge’ – BBC Radio Humberside ‘On the Road’ presenter Phil White and ‘Westenders’ presenter Jonathan Parker rise to

the cooking challenge under the supervision of John Robinson (Whites

Restaurant, Beverley) and Ben Cox ( The Star@Sancton, Sancton).

1:00pm

HEYHA Copper Saucepan Award for the Apprentice Chef finalists Ellie Tuttle (Cerutti’s) and Reece Brady Temple (Holiday Inn Hull Marina), compete for the coveted title and 2017 trophy

2:00pm

Matthew Barker from The Westwood, Beverley

3:00pm

Thierry Condette from TC Patisserie, Beverley

4:00pm

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A range of local producers will be supporting the chefs during the demonstrations, with some of the delicious produce they create to make mouth-water dishes.

The Beverley Food Festival Awards will be presented to producers between cookery demonstrations.

“We are delighted to sponsor Beverley Food Festival this year, a fantastic event that showcases the best of locally grown and produced food and drink” Victoria Kennedy, Marketing and Communications Manager of Jacksons Champion Bread

Give us your feedback to try and win one of our 3 fantastic prizes on offer!

Also on offer are a £25 gift voucher and a superb hamper full of goodies courtesy of Lakeland Kitchenware in Beverley.

Please enter our FREE PRIZE DRAW for your chance to win one of our 3 prizes kindly donated by P&O, Lakeland and Tony Peer’s Productions. This year at the Food Festival we have not one, not two but THREE prizes to win so make sure you give us your feedback.

The last prize is perfect for the whole family with a chance to win a family ticket for the Christmas Pantomime in Beverley brought to you by Tony Peers Productions.

To enter the Free Prize Draw, simply complete our Beverley Food Festival Feedback form on page 31 and hand back to the Beverley Town Council stall, or post back to Beverley Town Council.

The first prize on offer is an exciting 2 night mini-cruise with P&O Ferries for 2 people; a perfect way to escape and explore the sights of somewhere new.

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Welcome to the Beverley Food Festival 2017

Winner of the Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourist Attraction – Large Event 2016 Winner of the Countryside Alliance Rural Oscar for Tourism 2016

Food Glorious Food!

Beverley Town Council is delighted to once again welcome you to Beverley Food Festival.

However, it is also important to remember that not everyone can afford to shop at the Food Festival. Hard working volunteers are running food banks across the East Riding, including in Beverley, to ensure that those who need some immediate, practical help with acquiring food have somewhere they can rely on, but stocks are growing low as demand unfortunately increases.

For the past eleven years, we have seen the event grow from a handful of stalls, to become one of the most prestigious events of its kind in the region. In this, the festival’s twelfth year, more stall holders than ever before have joined us, ensuring the range of produce is greater and variety of hot food available gives us all the chance to taste something different.

In 2016 we were proud for the festival to be awarded the best Large Event award at the Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourism Awards, and more recently received a Rural Oscar for Tourism from the Countryside Alliance. To be honoured by these organisations is not only recognition of the excellent produce all the stall holders have to offer, but also acknowledges the hard work of Town Council staff and volunteers who help make Beverley Food Festival the success it is.

Therefore, I would like to encourage everyone attending the Food Festival to keep this in mind, and when you purchase something special from our stall holders, also consider popping to a supermarket and spending a little on a few items to donate – most of what is on offer at the festival is not suitable due to being fresh, having short consumable lifespans or requiring refrigeration, but items such as tinned food, dried pasta, rice, long-life milk and even toiletries and nappies are more than welcome (for more information and advice on what and where to donate, go to https://eastyorkshire.foodbank.org.uk).

As a town, Beverley has a long and fruitful tradition of fairs and markets going back centuries - it has been at the heart of the surrounding rural industries for generations. Events such as our festival are natural extensions to that and help to ensure traditional ways of baking, cheese-making, brewing, pickling, preserving and other methods of food production are kept alive. Food production also plays a major role in our region’s economy and it is therefore important for those of us who can support it to do so, as many livelihoods and jobs rely on opportunities like this event to both sell produce, and raise awareness of what is out there for people to purchase and enjoy throughout the year. Thanks to programmes like The Great British Bake Off and Master Chef, there is also a revolution in our kitchens, with people of all ages wanting to learn more about cooking and where their food comes from.

This year my mayoral charities are RDA (Riding for the disabled), Beverley and Crus Bereavement Counselling, local branch. Both these charities are dear to me and offer valuable services within our community, they really change people’s lives for the better.

Please support the mayoral charity tombola stall at the food festival to raise much needed funds for both local charities.

Many thanks to everyone who continues to support Beverley Food Festival, especially all the chefs taking part in the cookery demonstrations in the Festival Food Theatre. We are also indebted to our volunteers, funders, partners, councillors and members of staff. This is an event that we hope caters for all tastes and is the cherry on top of the local food cake. Bon appétit!

Councillor Ann Willis Mayor of Beverley Whilst we have done our best to make sure that all items, information, entertainers and schedule of events are correct at the time of going to print, please note that they may be subject to change thereafter.

Whilst every care has been taken in the production of this programme, Beverley Town Council and Dalton Spire cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions contained within.

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WE THANK OUR SPONSORS

Acknowledgments Beverley Town Council would like to thank the following organisations for their help and support: Beverley Tickton Grange Hotel, BBC Radio Humberside, East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Humberside Police, Heyha, BeverleyFM Radio, Just Beverley, Hull Daily Mail, HU17.net and Beverley Mag and everyone else who has helped and supported the event in any way.

LOCAL FOOD AWARDS 2017 This year, Beverley Food Festival has revised the way it is judging the winning produce.

There will also be Gold, Silver and Bronze awards.

The judging panel will consist of experienced judges such as HEYHA Chair Paul Vinsen, Food and Drink writer Roy Woodcock , Food Festival Chefs, The Mayor of Beverley, Councillor Ann Willis and Town Clerk, Helen Watson.

As there are now so many stalls selling such a wide variety of produce, to include categories covering all possibilities would make the competition less inclusive. This year the awards will instead go back to basics, with no specific categories. Every local producer at the festival has been invited to submit an item of food to be assessed on its own merit.

The Awards will be presented in the Food Theatre Marquee at the Food Festival on Sunday 1st October.

Good luck both to those who entered the competition and to the judges, who will have a no doubt delicious, but difficult task of deciding who will be the winners!

There will also be one overall “Best in Show” that will be crowned the best example of locally produced food that the Beverley Food Festival has to offer.

“It has been a pleasure for me to be able to cook and be a part of at this great Food Festival over the years, and showcase some of the wonderful produce from the food producers we have around the East Riding.”

James Mackenzie, Chef, The Pipe & Glass Inn, South Dalton

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Beverley – The Dining Room of East Yorkshire In recent years, Beverley has gained an enviable reputation as something of a hot spot for good food!

People from far and wide visit the town, eager to have a meal in one of the many and varied restaurants that have become so important to our local economy. From chef-managers using local produce and speciality ethnic food, to national high-street eateries and small finedining independents, Beverley caters for all tastes.

Alongside restaurants, there is also a strong and vibrant cafe culture, with an eclectic range of coffee houses and tea shops throughout the town. Whether it’s a traditional home made Where else can you enjoy a pint of proper ale in a historic, gas-lit tavern and within two minute walk be in a modern bar serving cocktails. Our town has always had a higher than average number of pubs, with many now diversifying into food to ensure their ongoing success. Whether it be stone baked pizzas and topped burgers, or home-made pies with proper chips, there really is something for all the family, with pubs located not just in the town centre, but also serving the community in residential areas of the town. cream tea or a hearty locally-source ploughman’s lunch, there is something to suit all palate and purses. Whilst the majority of our cafes are independent, each with their own unique style and offer, once again high street names are also available.

Beverley also has a plethora of pubs, many of them being historic as inns and public houses have played a significant role in the town’s history and its success as a thriving market town.

As the dining room of East Yorkshire, we hope that whilst attending the Food Festival, you take the opportunity to have a bite or a drink in one of our restaurants, cafes or pubs. Alternatively, why not visit Beverley another day, take in the rest of what our historic town has to offer and relax in one of our many celebrated establishments. For those of us lucky enough to live here, we know how fortunate we are to have so much choice quite literally on our doorsteps.

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The ‘Cultural’ Cook Off Challenge!

One of our highlights is the annual Cook Off between presenters from BBC Radio Humberside, supported by local chefs.

They will be working under the supervision of celebrated chefs, John Robinson from Beverley’s own Whites and Ben Cox from the Star@Sancton.

As we embrace the City of Culture year in Hull, we welcome BBC Radio Humberside’s ‘On the Road’ presenter, Phil White (pictured right) and ‘Westenders’ presenter Jonathan Parker (far right), who will be causing culinary chaos in the Cookery Theatre Marquee, as they go head-to-head to see who is named the 2017 champion!

Local panto legend Tony Peers will compare the competition, which always draws a big crowd, so make sure you get into the Food Theatre marquee early to be guaranteed a place.

An event not to be missed!

HEYHA Copper Saucepan Award for the Apprentice Chef of the Year 2017 Come and see the next generation of young chefs take to the main stage of the Beverley Food Festival Theatre Marquee at 1:00pm.

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Congratulations to Ellie Tuttle (Cerutti’s) and Reece Brady Temple (Holiday Inn Hull Marin), who have made it through to the final competition for the coveted title and trophy of the HEYHA Copper Saucepan Award for the Apprentice Chef of the Year 2017.

Alex Pope - Black Horse Little Weighton Charlotte Whitwell - Ashbourne Hotel Matthew May - Holiday Inn Hull Marina Chris Wingfield - 1884 Wine & Tapas Archie Moore - Star@ Sancton • Michael Wright - Drewtons • Natalie Clark - Drewtons • Sam Clarkson - Hallmark Hotel • Connor Stow - Just Desserts • Kasey Tait - Fields of Anlaby Well done to all the competitors, as the standard was extremely high and the judges had a difficult job whittling it down to just two finalists.

They will be cooking in front of a live audience at the final, and each will prepare a main course and dessert they have designed using local produce in just 30 minutes!

As well as the HEYHA Copper Saucepan Award, the finalists are also cooking for a cash prize of £300 for the winner and £100 for the runner up, kindly sponsored by A.E. Purdy Ltd, specialist suppliers of fresh fish. In addition, both will be enrolled into the Craft Guild of Chefs and spend a day in the kitchens at the award winning Winteringham Fields Restaurant.

The dishes will then be judged by a panel that includes Paul Vinsen (Chair HEYHA), Helen Watson (Beverley Town Clerk) and Phil Dixon (Chef Lecturer, Hull College).

Good luck to Ellie and Reece – we look forward to witnessing your culinary talents first hand in the Cookery Theatre Marquee.

Ellie and Reece faced some stiff competition from ten other excellent young chefs who took part in the HEYHA Copper Saucepan Cook Off, at Hull College in June. The other apprentice chefs were:

For Further information visit www.heyha.co.uk

“Brilliant event, loved every minute of it.

Looking forward already to the next event. Thank you!”

Georgina, from Hull

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Chefs and Restaurants

Thierry Condette TC Patisserie,

101/2 Lairgate, Beverley East Yorkshire HU17 8EE T: 01482 860 884

By celebrating the excellence of local food, Beverley Food Festival has helped to put not only the town, but also the wider East Riding on the foodie map.

Ben Cox The Star @ Sancton,

King Street, Sancton, Market Weighton, East Yorkshire YO43 4QP T: 01430 827269 E: benandlindsey@thestaratsancton.co.uk

Our talented chefs, who have supported the festival since it started, understand the importance of using locally sourced ingredients to create their own unique dishes.

By doing so, they are supporting local producers as well as reducing food miles to encourage sustainability.

James Mackenzie The Pipe and Glass Inn, 8 West End, South Dalton East Yorkshire HU17 7PN T: 01430 810 246 E: email@pipeandglass.co.uk www.pipeandglass.co.uk

So please, come and discover what they have to offer by visiting the Cookery Theatre Marquee throughout the day.

Matthew Barker

David Nowell

The Westwood,

Tickton Grange

New Walk, Beverley East Yorkshire HU17 7AE T: 01482 881 999 • E: dine@thewestwood.co.uk www.thewestwood.co.uk

Tickton, Beverley, East Yorkshire HU17 9SH T: 01964 543666 E: info@ticktongrange.co.uk www.ticktongrange.co.uk

Tina Cerutti

John Robinson

Cerutti “2”,

Whites Restaurant,

Station Square, Beverley East Yorkshire HU17 0AS T: 01482 866 700 E: tinaceru2@tinaceru2.karoo.co.uk www.ceruttis.co.uk

North Bar Without, Beverley East Yorkshire HU17 7AB T: 01482 866 121 E: info@whitesrestaurant.co.uk www.whitesrestaurant.co.uk

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The Beverley Food Festival Story

A Recipe for Success, Cooking up the 12th Beverley Food Festival!

Founded by Beverley Town Council in 2006, Beverley Food Festival has gone from strength to strength. Starting with 35 carefully selected stalls at the first event and growing to 135 stalls at this year’s event – all with the same ethos of celebrating local produce, its growers and producers, for the benefit of the town’s residents and visitors.

The Food Festival as a community event is free to attend, and open and accessible to everyone. It’s this unique approach that has led the award winning Beverley Food Festival to become the largest, and most successful, free to attend food festival in the region, if not the country.

Beverley Town Council continues to innovate and inspire, and new events have been introduced and sustained through support from the Big Lottery Fund’s Changing Spaces ‘Local Food’ programme, which provided two years of funding for the Town Council’s ‘From Field to Table’ project. These events still continue and include: the Christmas Festival of Food & Drink, held in November inside the gothic majesty of Beverley Minster; The National Gardens Scheme (NGS) Open Allotments Day, held at Queensgate and Kitchen Lane allotments in July.

Part of the successful ‘From Field to Table’ project was the creation of a community training allotment plot at Sparkmill in Beverley.

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This is now being used and enjoyed by local charity FIND2 and other community groups.

Beverley Food Festival is a self -funded event, and it is grateful to receive sponsorship from local businesses. It is also a great opportunity for Beverley Town Council and its partners to say how proud we are to have won the REYTA award 2016 for the ‘Remarkable Large Tourism Event.

More recently, last year’s event was awarded a Countryside Alliance, Rural Oscar for Tourism for the North of England and a commendation at National level. With a judging panel that included The Rt Hon Andrea Leadsom MP (at the time Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs). British Food Fortnight also commented on Beverley Food Festival with celebrated chef Raymond Blanc OBE, This was a wonderful triumph for Beverley. The following is a quote from Chef Raymond Blanc .

“This is a great event and it has obviously grown in popularity and its offering over the years. What a good example for others to follow. This is the perfect way to in-volve local suppliers and farmers to get in front of their community and I would be keen to know how many of them got on having been involved. A fantastic event that I am sure will continue to grow and grow.”

To be recognised at a national level in this way is a huge achievement for the small team at Beverley Town Council who organise the Beverley Food Festival with hard work, commitment and enthusiasm. Well done to all concerned!

The photographs on these pages illustrate the story of Beverley Food Festivals. Many partners have been involved along the way, including chefs, stallholders, civic dignitaries, schools, colleges, businesses, the Chamber of Trade, The Real Ale Festival, the Beverley Literature Festival, and volunteers. We would like to thank them for their support and enthusiasm in helping make the event a successful and enjoyable occasion year after year. It brings the town’s residents together, boosts the local economy, engages with all ages, and really puts Beverley on the tourist map.

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Festival Entertainment Professor Fiddlesticks is a unique and colourful children and family entertainer, for parties, playschemes, schools, fun-days and festivals. His show is a fast moving and fun range of circus tricks.

Audience members are encouraged to try out various circus arts including devil sticks, balancing, diabolo, yo-yo balls, juggling and unicycling.

festivals to bring a spark of joyous, jingly, floral fun for spectators and themselves! The Beverley Garland Dancers are always looking to expand the team with new dancers and musicians so feel free to come and see how to enjoy yourself.

All For One Choir is a network of choirs from all around Yorkshire and Lincolnshire who get together and perform uplifting songs that enrich the people who participate and watch. The choir who will be forming are based in Beverley and we cannot wait to hear what they have to sing!

Beverley Brass Band was founded in 1969, for the purpose of fostering and facilitating the musical aspirations of members and to advance their musical knowledge and ability. The end result is the confidence to play in public; this is achieved by providing musical entertainment in Beverley and the neighbouring area at special events promoted by local organisations.

Beverley FM Radio will be treating Beverley Food Festival to a show on the Beverley FM stage broadcasting live from the Festival – why not pop over to their stage on the Market Place cobbles to find out more about this community station that is much loved in Beverley and in the hinterland surrounding the town.

The Beverley Buskers Charity is a group of local musicians, who take to the streets at different times throughout the year to raise money for charity. They will be filling the town centre with music and songs throughout the festival day. All funds raised at the event will be donated to the Mayoral Charities, Riding for the Disabled (RDA – Beverley Branch) and the local branch of Crus Bereavement Counselling.

Tony Peers Productions will be joining in the festival entertainment with a great panto theme. Oh yes he will!. Tony will also be seen in the Food Theatre Marquee as presenter. Tony Peers veteran comedian, actor, producer and Theatre Impresario will be joined by his panto friends and family, who will be appearing in the Parkway Theatre Dick Wittington Panto in Beverley at Christmas.

Beverley Garland Dancers is a ladies’ team based in Beverley who dance North West Morris style with flowery garlands or fancy beribboned sticks and are affiliated to the Morris Dancers’ Federation.

The ladies dance out at events and

“A fantastic event that I am sure will continue to grow and grow.”

Raymond Blanc OBE, Celebrity Chef, Le Manoir aux Quat’ Saisons

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BEVERLEY ROCKS FOR A GOOD CAUSE Over the summer, Beverley Rocks has been a wonderful community phenomenon.

Organisers will have a stall at the Food Festival, with the aim of raising funds for a very good cause.

Darcee-Ella will need to make her life as comfortable as possible and Beverley Rocks and Yorkshire artists have come together to help raise money for the purchase of specialty custom equipment to help make Darcee-Ella’s life a little bit more comfortable.

Beverley Rocks started out as a small community project in kindness. The idea was simple: Paint a rock; put a note on the back of the rock that says, “You found me. Keep or re-hide. Please post a photo to Beverley Rocks Facebook page” then weather-proof and hide the rock and wait for someone to find your rock and post a photo on Facebook.

Artists, including Neil Halyard and Claire West, have donated rocks to be raffled to raise money for DarceeElla. Beverley Rocks will be displaying and selling raffle tickets during the food festival, with the raffle being held live one week later.

The Facebook page was set up in early July with the first rocks hidden around Beverley and outlying villages. Within a couple of weeks the idea had caught on and families all over East Yorkshire started painting and hiding rocks, and the Beverley Rocks Facebook page grew from a few friends in early July to more than 20,000 members by late August.

We look forward to everyone stopping by our stand, looking at our beautiful rocks, buying a raffle ticket, and learning how you too can get involved in spreading kindness through painted rock. Get involved by painting some food festival themed rocks and hide them around the town prior to the event on 1st October.

Beverley Rocks has had an amazing impact on the families who are painting and hiding rocks together and the Beverley Rocks Facebook group has become a warm, caring and responsive community within itself.

Through friends of Beverley Rocks, we have discovered some amazing artists in our region and we have also discovered a local family who we are moved to help. Four year old Darcee-Ella Cawthorne was recently diagnosed with Battens, a life limiting illness, with life expectancy between six and twelve years.

There is a large amount of specialty equipment

Happy Rock Hunting to all you Beverley Rockers!

“I believe the event to be one of the very best of its kind, a great benefit to local businesses and those who love to eat and drink the very best this area has to offer. Long may it continue.”

David Nowell, Chef, Beverley Tickton Grange Hotel

••• “Beverley Food Festival has an amazing setting, superb organisation and a really successful range of stalls.

With inspiration from the food theatre, it’s a real foody treat.”

Gill Mellor, Wold Top Brewery

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Stall holders may be subject to change.

122 Victoria Road, Scarborough YO11 1SL 41 Main Street, Wetwang, Driffield YO25 9XL West Court Cottage, Court House Lane, Shipton by Beningborough YO30 1AR Ampleforth Abbey, York YO62 4EY The Spinney, Caistor Road, New Barnetby DN38 6DU Unit 4 Food & Tech Park, Malmo Road, Hull HU7 0TF 59 Sheepcote Road, Brecks, Rotherham S60 4BZ 18 St Augustine Grove, Bridlington YO16 7DB 25 Rosedale Way, Sunnywise, Rotherham S66 3LE 79 Waveney Road, Hull HU8 9ER Unit 1 Food Enterprise Centre, Conygarth Way, Leeming Bar Bus’ Pk, Leeming Bar, DL7 9EE 106 King Street, Cottingham HU16 5QE Weirside, 3 The Dell, Bardsley, Leeds LS17 9DL West House Farm, Wheldrake Lane, Elvington, York YO41 4EF Malt Kiln, Station Road, Cattal, York YO26 8EB 43 Lord Drive, Pocklington YO42 2PB Chapman House, Estate Road, South Humberside Ind Estate, Grimsby DN31 2TP The Bungalow. School Lane, Bilton, Hull 109 High Street, Mosborough, Sheffield S20 5AF 54 Market Place, Driffield YO25 6AW Cote Hill Farm, Osgodby, Market Rasen LN8 3PD Chantry Lane, Beverley HU17 0GE 16 Windsor Lane, Knaresborough HG5 8DX Flemingate Centre, Armstrong Way, Beverley HU17 0GH Dalton Lane, Halsham, Hull HU12 0DG 2A The Courtyard, Tokenspire Business Park, Woodmansey, Beverley HU17 0TB Dove Lane, Roos Ulceby Grange, Alford LN13 0HX Peaks Top Farm, New Waltham, Grimsby DN36 4RS Seaves Farm, Brandsby, York YO61 4RT Fen Farm, Horbung Fen, Sleaford NG34 0JX 4 Cross Street, Beverley Garth Cottage, Newby Wiske, North Allerton DL7 9ET 24 Burdote Drive, Outlane, Huddersfield HD3 3FY Great Newsome Farm, South Frodingham, Winestead, Hull HU12 0NR Granary Cottage, Jarratt Hills Lane, South Cave HU15 2EB Blackwood Pig Farm, North Duffield YO8 5DB The Barn, Hudson House, Anvil Square, Reeth DL11 6TB 381 Goodison Boulevard, Doncaster DN4 6RW 40 Derrington Street, Hull HU3 1EW Holmes Farm, Wyton, Hull HU11 4DJ York Road, Shiptonthorpe, York YO43 3PN Laurel Farm, Aike, Driffield YO25 9BG 3 Westridge Road, Bridlington Church House, Church Lane, Wainfleet St Mary, Skegness PE24 4JT 15 Wold View, South Cave, HU15 2EF Unit 9 The Craft Yard, The Bridge, Aiskew, Bedale D18 1BZ 161 Frodingham Road, Scunthorpe DN15 7NH Southfield Farm, Skipsea, Driffield Church House, Church Lane, Wainfleet St Mary, Skegness PE24 4JT Woodlands House, Newtoft, Lincs LN8 3NG

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Established in 1999, Beverley Town Council is the grassroots tier of local government, nearest to the residents it serves. It is a publicly-elected body that represents the town of Beverley and employs five members of staff (Town Clerk, Deputy Town Clerk, Administrative Assistant, Town Handyperson and Macebearer). Beverley Town Councillors are always happy to listen to suggestions to improve the town.

Our resources are not enormous but we endeavour to provide the best service we can through our staff and the volunteers who work with us. We are all justifiably proud of our town and as a Town Council will continue to do our very best for all who live and work here. 14 elected Town Councillors have been in place since May 2015 and they will serve a 4 year term in office with elections taking place in May 2019.

five allotments sites, Skatepark, the Beverley Food Festival and the Christmas Festival of Food and Drink. Christmas Lights and the Switch on event, Beverley in Bloom, NGS Open Allotment Day, Civic and Community events, Beverley Youth Coalition, financially supporting street lighting and litter bins, grit bins, distribution of money to local community groups via a grants fund and providing practical support to a number of other events and initiatives.

It also has representation on a number of local strategic organisations, committees and community groups/initiatives.

Responsibilities, such as council tax, council housing, parking, street cleaning, schools, roads, pathways, leisure services, libraries, social services, education, etc. are managed by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

The parish of Beverley itself is split into the four wards of Minster North, Minster South, St Mary’s East and St Mary’s West. In total, 14 Councillors cover these wards.

Beverley Town Council is there to help give the town a special identity and organise and support many activities that, whilst not statutory, add to the local economy, culture and social wellbeing. Some of these include:

The organisation is headed by The Mayor of Beverley, who is one of the councillors elected by their fellow councillors and acts as chairman of the council on an annual basis. This is an historic role with local significance, as the Mayor acts as an ambassador and civic figurehead for the town. The roles of both the Mayor and Town Councillors are unpaid, although a £250 annual allowance is offered to each member to support them in their duties.

Beverley in Bloom This is a group of wonderful volunteers who work together, with council support, to brighten up the town. The committee is made up of volunteers, councillors and council staff. They are responsible for many of the floral displays around the town, culminating in the Yorkshire in Bloom competition, which takes place in summer.

The Town Council is responsible for a range of services and events, including the management of

The combined efforts of the Town Council and

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Bloom groups hard work has resulted in Beverley currently holding a Gold award and ‘Large Town’ category winner from Yorkshire in Bloom. Also awarded the Yorkshire Rose ‘Best Town in Yorkshire 2017’.

Minster South Ward Cllr Geoff Cooper (Conservative) Cllr Paul McGrath (Labour) Cllr Dominic Peacock (Independent) Cllr Ann Willis (Labour)

The group is always looking for willing volunteers to help raise funds, plant beds, support administration, marketing and help with future strategy. Come and join the happy band and add some colour to the town!

Minster North Ward Cllr Peter Astell (Labour) Cllr Ben Cooper (Labour) Cllr Phil Dodsworth (Independent) Saint Mary’s East Ward Cllr Tom Astell (Independent) Cllr Rob Begnett (Independent) Cllr David Elvidge (Conservative) Cllr Duncan Jack (Independent)

The Christmas Lights Committee The Christmas Lights committee meets throughout the year supported by the Town Council to arrange the Christmas lights switch-on, throughout the town, in late November. The committee is made up of volunteers, councillors and council staff.

Saint Mary’s West Ward Cllr Elaine Aird (Conservative) Cllr Nick Machen (Beverley Party) Cllr Bryan Pearson (Conservative)

In addition, the Beverley Christmas Lights Appeal Group arranges fundraising events, such as fashion shows, concerts, quizzes, bingo nights, beetle drives and flower demonstrations during the year to raise funds to pay for the lights. Why not get involved?

The more people who volunteer, the more funds we can raise and brighter the lights will be.

BEVERLEY TOWN COUNCIL STAFF Town Clerk Helen Watson FILCM Deputy Town Clerk Carol Oliver

Beverley Food Festivals Beverley Food Festivals are one of many events organised and held by Beverley Town Council for the benefit of the whole community, residents, businesses and visitors to the town. Beverley Town Council is proud to present these award winning events in conjunction with the community and sponsor groups who work together to improve the local economy and essentially help keep our beautiful, historic market town alive!

Administrative Assistant Libby Woodhouse Handyman Mike Andrew Macebearer Peter Nendick

We encourage volunteers to come forward to help with the organisation of the event and provide practical support through the year, and also on the day.

BEVERLEY TOWN COUNCIL CONTACT DETAILS Beverley Town Council 12 Well Lane Beverley East Yorkshire HU17 2BL

If you are interested in volunteering to work with any of these groups, please contact the Town Clerk, Helen Watson - email clerk@beverley.gov.uk or call 01482 874096.

Tel: 01482 874096 Email: clerk@beverley.gov.uk Website: www.beverley.gov.uk

YOUR BEVERLEY TOWN COUNCILLORS To email a councillor contact clerk@beverley.gov.uk or councillor.(insert their surname)@beverley.gov.uk with the subject “FAO Councillor NAME”.

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“Beverley Food Festival is a fantastic opportunity for local food and its producers.

The exciting buzz of lots of visitors and buyers - where existing enthusiasts meet newcomers to the quality of the food and the passion of the actual producer - gives the Festival a unique atmosphere in an ancient market town.”

Graham Ward OBE

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The Elliotts pride themselves in producing fresh free range eggs on their own farm, along with additional egg from farms registered to Elliott Eggs who are all regularly monitored by DEFRA, the British Egg Industry Council and Freedom Food.

Why Elliotts Eggs mean quality...

• Free range hens • Eggs collected daily • and packed on site • BRC approved • Fresh, local and delicious!

Manor House, Bewholme, Driffield, East Yorkshire, YO25 8DX Telephone: 01964 533718 Email: admin@elliotteggs.co.uk or sales@elliotteggs.co.uk Web: www.elliotteggs.co.uk

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Free Prize Draw Feedback Form.

10) Please complete the following demographic information section to help Beverley Town

Give us your feedback for a chance to win one of 3 fantastic prizes kindly donated by P&O, Lakeland and Tony Peer’s Productions.

Council ensure that our services cater for everyone:

Gender: Male q Female q Age Group: Under 21 q 22–30 q 31–50 q 51–65 q Over 65 q

1) How did you learn about the Food Festival? (please tick all that apply) Local Press q Banners & Posters q Leaflets q Internet q Social Media q Radio q Local Knowledge q

ONLY ANSWER THE BELOW 3 QUESTIONS IF YOU LIVE IN BEVERLEY

1) Do you agree that the Town Council could use public funds to organise town projects and events of this kind and others, for example, commemoration of WW1, local historic & cultural events?

2) How did you travel to the Food Festival? (please tick all that apply) Foot q Car q Bus q Train q Bike q q Please specify _______________________

Yes q

No q Maybe q

2) Were you already familiar with the work carried out by the Town Council?

3) How far did you travel to attend the Food Festival? (please tick one option) 0–5 Miles q 6–10 miles q 11–15 miles q 16–20 miles q Over 20 miles q

Yes q

No q Maybe q

3) What other sort of services, projects or events would like the Town Council to manage and spend the precept on?

4) Who did you attend the Food Festival with? (please tick all that apply) Partner q Children q Friends q Parents q Alone q Other q Please specify __________

______________________________________ Please complete your details below: Name: ______________________________________ Address: ____________________________________ Tel. No.: _____________________________________ Email: ______________________________________

5) How much do you plan to spend at the Food Festival? (please tick one option) £0–5 q £6–10 q £10–20 q Over £20 q Unsure q

Terms and Conditions: Only one entry per household. All completed entries must be received by 31st October 2017. Winning entries will be drawn at random and the winners will be notified in due course. No alternative prize will be offered.

6) Would you like Beverley Town Council to continue to hold the Food Festival?

Yes q No q Unsure q

SAFETY INFORMATION

7) How much do you agree or disagree that there should be regular local food producers markets/events in Beverley?

Strongly Agree q Agree q Neither Agree or Disagree q Disagree Strongly q Disagree q

Please note that the Beverley Town Council and Beverley Food Festival are not responsible for any injury to persons and damage or loss of property during this event. Ensure your property remains with you, children and venerable adults are supervised, and dogs are kept on a lead and in control at all times. Dogs are not allowed into the Food Theatre marquee unless they are assistance dogs.

In the event of an emergency you will be notified by the Emergency Services and officials. Please follow the instructions of the emergency services, organisers and security marshals and on the day. Please familiarise yourself with the safety signs around the festival area.

8) Would you like to volunteer in the Food Festival events throughout the year?

Yes q No q (please tick)

Public toilets are located on Dyer Lane. Lost children or venerable adults should be taken to the Town Council Gazebo, clearly identified at the Market Cross.

9) Do you have any further comments about the Food Festival? ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________

Pedestrian emergency exits are as follows: Toll Gavel leading to Wednesday Market; Dyer Lane leading to Walkergate; Lairgate leading to North Bar Within. Thank you for your co-operation.

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