GRAHAM STUART, Member of Parliament for Beverley & Holderness, faces media criticism after contractors surface the road near to his Beverley home…
GRAHAM STUART, Member of Parliament for Beverley & Holderness, faces media criticism after contractors surface the road near to his Beverley home…
EAST RIDING COUNCIL ADULT EDUCATION SERVICE has launched its summer programme of courses. Find out more at HU12.net.
QualitySolicitors (a group of independent solicitors firms) has signed a deal with high-street retailer W H Smith to provide access to legal services in branches of their high street books, stationery and travel stores.
The deal means that QualitySolicitors will be present in 150 branches this summer, set to increase to 500 nationwide, fast becoming a house-hold name.
In store, a QualitySolicitors client representative will book appointments online, provide quotes for conveyancing, Wills, fixed-fee advice sessions and assist the public in accessing the appropriate services for their legal requirements. There is also a new loyalty card scheme which will provide continual benefits to the consumer.
Richard Allen, Managing Partner of QualitySolicitors Lockings based in Hull, Beverley and Hedon says: “The law profession undergoes a momentous change in October 2011, with the introduction of the so-called ‘supermarket law’. QualitySolicitors have been preparing for the changes for some time and this deal with W H Smith represents a revolution in the delivery of legal services.”
“This initiative means that the consumer can access legal services in a familiar environment, knowing that their legal requirements will be taken care of by a local law firm with a reputation for quality.”
“The legal profession can be thought of as intimidating with fees that spiral out of the client’s control. By bringing our services to the consumer – via our representatives in a more relaxed environment, the client will get all the information they need to make a decision about their legal matter. Appointments are booked online at which point our qualified solicitors deal direct with the client.”
“The fine details of the partnership will be released shortly including the proposed stores. For now, we are pleased with the progress.”
THE EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE LOCAL FOOD NETWORK will be staging the first of a series of business events in Beverley on Tuesday, 22 March…
Did you know Beverley had it’s own glossy, photo packed magazine? Did you know you can advertise in the magazine with a colour banner for £5 per week? Head over to HU17.net to see what we’re talking about.
Paul Smith a local Beverley man covers most events in Beverley from Sport such as football, to Birthday bashes at the Kings Head and The Beverley Festival. With his very crisp lenses Paul takes some great shots of people, pets, buildings and events which you buy the prints of too. SOme as mentioned above end up in the HU17.net Magazine.
Looking for a fish foot spa? Well head over to Beverley as Da Lacy’s owned by Kerris has had one since October 2010 and by the looks of the video on Humber.TV – looks pretty posh and relaxing to me.
Also if you Make a comment on the post at Humber.TV you get entered into a compo to win 1 of 4 fish foot spa treatments. Just post either a comment , question, or even a poem, about the Garra Rufa Fish, Da Lacy Spa and bag a chance to WIN.
BEVERLEY BRASS BAND perform at the Alexandra Hall, Hedon on Saturday, 26th March 2011, 7:30pm. The concert will raise funds for the Help for Heroes charity…
THE HEALTH WATCHDOG for the East Riding, which meets in Beverley for a crucial discussion on the Government’s Health Bill, now seeks to appoint a new Chair from within its leading group of activists…
EAST RIDING COUNCIL is holding six special collections of cardboard across the area after Christmas.
Councillor Symon Fraser, portfolio holder for environment and planning, said:
“At Christmas, we all end up with an abundance of cardboard because of the packaging on everything from food to toys. Lots of it gets taken to our 10 household waste recycling sites over Christmas so, this time, we are taking the collections to our residents.”
The collections will be held on supermarket car parks close to recycling bring sites so that residents can recycle their glass bottles at the same time. Staff, with collection vehicles, will be at the following locations from 10am-3pm:
Wednesday, 29 December:
Thursday, 30 December:
Residents are asked to flatten the cardboard and remove sticky labels, tape and any non-cardboard packaging. Picture caption: Joe Kench, 9, with examples of cardboard for collection.