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undreds of extra fanswill have the chanceto see big name actsplay at The Spa Bridlingtonafter a recent change in thevenue’s capacity.
The Spa can now hold 3,800,an increase of 300 since its £20mrefurbishment last summer. Themove makes the venue a moreattractive tour location.Councillor Jane Evison,portfolio holder for culturalservices, housing and publicprotection at East Riding ofYorkshire Council, said: “We areconstantly working on bringinggood quality live entertainmentto Bridlington and the regionand we feel that we are now ina different and much improvedleague.“We hope that residents andvisitors alike will continue tosupport the venue and we lookforward to welcoming friends oldand new. We would like to takethis opportunity to thank them allfor their continued support.”Officers from Humberside Fireand Rescue inspected The Spaduring the sold-out Oasis concertin August before approving thechange last month.Since refurbishment TheSpa has hosted acts includingThe Kooks, Scouting for Girls, Jools Holland, Jane McDonald,Kasabian, Lee Evans and JimmyCarr.It has also hosted eventsincluding the YorkshireInternational Business WeekDinner, the World and MastersBlackball Pool Championships,the BDO British Open men’sdarts singles, the Winmau WorldMasters and the Legends of Darts,BBC One’s Antiques Roadshowand the McCain Foods nationalconference.Andrew Aldis, general managerof the Spa, said: “The demand has been such for the recent concertsthat we felt it was a necessityto move towards an increasedcapacity.“We have been working hardalongside fire safety and licensingdepartments to ensure that the building is ready to make thatfurther step.”
FAN-TASTIC:More tickets will be available for fans to see top artists such asPaul Weller (top left) and the Prodigy (bottom left)
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Waste Collection Arrangements
CHRISTMAS2009
Please note there will NOTbe a waste collection servicebetween 25 December 2009 to 1 January 2010.
Normal Collection DayRevised Collection Day
Friday 25 December 2009Saturday 2 January 2010Monday 28 December 2009Monday 4 January 2010Tuesday 29 December 2009Tuesday 5 January 2010Wednesday 30 December 2009Wednesday 6 January 2010Thursday 31 December 2009Thursday 7 January 2010Friday 1 January 2010Friday 8 January 2010
Normal collection service will resume on Monday 11 January 2010
Your local household waste and recycling site will be open during this period,seven days a weekfrom 10am - 6pm including Bank Holidays with the exception of Christmas Day,Boxing Day andNew Year’s Day.All sites will close at 4pm onChristmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.
Please note:
Under Section 33 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 it is an offence to place refuse on the highway in advance of collection day.
For further enquiries please contact East Riding of Yorkshire Councilcustomer service network by telephoning
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WORK WILL START/CONTINUE AT:B1246 Barmby Moor to Pocklington
– construction of shared foot way/cycle way,traf
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csignals will be in operation.Works ongoing to earlyDecember.
B1238/B1239 Main Road, Bilton
– carriagewayreconstruction ongoing expect delays.
Bridlington Spa Environs on South MarineDrive
– major highway improvements ongoingthough to June 2010.Traf
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c signal operations and roadclosure expected throughout project.Dates to beadvised.
B1240 Thorn Road, Hedon
– construction of acombined footway/cycleway.Started 28 Septemberfor 10 weeks.
Ferriby High Road, North Feriby
– constructionof a shared footway/cycleway continues to end ofJanuary 2010.
A614 Goole to Howden
– construction of a sharedfootway/cycleway continues to February 2010.
Haltemprice and Humber Villages Package
– various cycle facilities and pedestrian crossingsstarting December 2009 to March 2010.
Burlington Crescent area, Goole
– installation oftraf
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c calming.Work started last week of October forsix weeks.
Cherry Tree Lane, Mill Lane, Wilbert Laneand Morton Lane Beverley
– installation of traf
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ccalming.Work started last week of October for sixweeks.
St Helens Road, St Helens Close, St HelensAvenue, and Chapel Hill Road Pocklington
– carraigeway and footway resurfacing works.
BRIDLINGTON PARK ANDRIDEA165 Southcliff Caravan Parkentrance and A614 Carnaby junction
– construction of roundabouts.Continuation on and off road works with signi
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canttemporary traf
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ALSOBessingby Rd/B&Q Roundabout
– traf
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cmanagement in operation for utility alteration.Workscontinue throughout December,disruption and delayspossible.
Belverdere Parade
– car park and toilets remainclosed until further notice.
FOOTWAY SLURRY SEALING WORKS
– works will start/continue in the following areas.Slurry Sealing – Elloughton,Lecon
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LIGHTING IMPROVEMENTS
Aston Hall Drive,North Ferriby and Drapers Lane,Hedon.
ABNORMAL LOADSA1079, A1035 and A165
– Street furniturealterations and tree pruning to facilitate futureabnormal load movements.Temporary signals inoperation outside peak hours.
UTILITIES WORKSTo see a map of all utilities works currently planned or ongoing visit online: www.eastriding.gov.uk/streetworksgis/home.aspx
For example, Northern Gas Networks are replacing gas mains in Beverley and Goole.
Notice of Application for Premises to beApproved as a Venue for Marriages inPursuance of Section 26(1)(bb) of theMarriage Act 1949 &Civil Partnerships inPursuance of the Section 6(3A)(a) of theCivil Partnership Act 2004
East Riding of YorkshireCouncil,County Hall,Beverley,HU17 9BA
Being the authority for the purposes of the Marriagesand Civil Partnerships (Approved Premises)Regulations 2005,HEREBY GIVENOTICEthat anapplication has been made by Etrickbank Ltd,being theProprietors of the premises situated at and known as
Cave Castle Hotel & Country Club,
Church Hill,South Cave,East Riding of Yorkshire HU15 2EU,forapproval of those premises for the solemnization ofmarriages in pursuance of Section 26(1)(bb) of theMarriage Act 1949 and the registration of civilpartnerships in pursuance of section 6 (3A)(a) of theCivil Partnership Act 2004.The application together with a plan of the premiseswhich accompanied it,may be inspected at:• Beverley Customer Service Centre,Cross Street,Beverley,HU17 9BA,
Mon to Thur 9.00am - 5.00pm and Fri 9.00am - 4.30pm
• Walkergate House,Walkergate,Beverley,HU17 9BP
Mon to Thur 9.00am - 4.30pm and Fri 9.00am - 4.00pm
Any person may give notice in writing of an objectionto the grant of approval of such application,withreasons for the objection,within 21 days from the dateof publication in the newspaper in which it appears.Such notice of objection should be addressed to:
Proper Officer for Registration,Corporate Resources,East Riding of Yorkshire Council,County Hall,Beverley,HU17 9BA and marked for the attention of Martin Heath,Principal Support Services Officer.
Dated:16 November 2009
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Mon 710amLicensing CommitteeTues 810.30CabinetWed 910amEnvironment and transportoverview and scrutinycommitteeThu 1010amCorporate issues overviewand scrutiny committee2pmPlanning CommitteeMon 1410amOverview ManagementCommittee2pmEastern Area Planning Sub-CommitteeTue 155pmMarket Weighton andPocklington local actionteam,Wilberfoss village hall2pmWestern area planning sub-committeeWed 1610amChildren and young peopleoverview and scrutinycommittee2pmJoint Local Access Forum(venue - Hull City Council)Thu 179.30amStandards committeeFri 1810.30amPensions committee(administration)*
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SEQUINS, jumpsuits and quiffswill descend upon Bridlingtonwhen the town holds the Englishquali
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er for the Elvis WorldCup during a three day ElvisWeekender from 19-21 February.The winner of the event at TheSpa Bridlington will representEngland at The World Cup Finalin Cardiff on 4 July, 2010.Andrew Aldis, general managerof The Spa said: “We are veryexcited to have been chosen forthis fantastic event.“The whole weekend soundslike it is going to be fun frombeginning to end.“We hope that Bridlingtonand the region will embrace thisfestival.”
Elvis comesto town
WORK is underway on the new park and ride facility for Bridlington, which forms a key part of the town’sintegrated transport plan to improvetraffic flow and road safety in thetown.
The council has secured £5.7million from the Government toimplement the plan.The park and ride is beingconstructed on the existing SouthCliff car park and will providesecure parking for up to 1,000vehicles with a dedicated bus orland train connection into the towncentre along a sea-front route.Access will be via a new roadrunning along the existing accessroad and through the South ShoreCaravan Park.Other highway improvementsare also currently being undertakenoutside the main holiday seasonto minimise disruption and arescheduled for completion inMarch 2010. These include newroundabouts and the removal ofan existing small roundabout onBessingby Road/Hilderthorpe Road,which will be replaced by trafficsignals and road widening.A new electronic car parkingmonitoring and signage system isto be introduced, which will directmotorists to the nearest convenientcar park with available spaces. Someroad reclassification and new signingto direct and control traffic aroundand in the town are also planned.Councillor Stephen Parnaby OBE,leader of the council, said: “TheBridlington Integrated TransportPlan has been several years in theplanning and design stage, so it isgood news that the main work isnow in progress.“The changes, which will provide better access to the town andhelp resolve some long-standingtraffic congestion problems, are animportant part of the regenerationprogramme to revitalise Bridlingtonand bring greater opportunity andprosperity to the town.”Meanwhile, the council is lookingat a range of potential measureswhich would benefit access tovarious education sites, includingthe recently redeveloped East RidingCollege, and also improve roadsafety.These improvements would formpart of the Local Transport Plan.Design work is in progress. If asuitable scheme and funding can be secured, local residents will beasked for their views at a publicconsultation.
Work begins on Bridlington’s park and ride service
Another step intoBeverley’shistory
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n impressive twoand a half metre-high metal hide– the latest sculpture tobe installed as part ofBeverley’s Town Trail – hasbeen installed in the towncentre.
The cut-out of a carcassfrom 30mm-thick plate steelis impossible to miss and is astriking start to the trail.Councillor Jane Evison,portfolio holder for culturalservices, housing and publicprotection, said: “I’m delightedto have seen this piece beinginstalled. Beverley has a wealthof history and the trail willinspire people to discover this.Visitors and residents alike will be able to learn something fromthe valuable work that has beencarried out to create this trail.”The hide is part of the secondwave of installations whichillustrate the historic guilds ofBeverley. Other artworks thathave been installed as part ofthe second wave include:• A snake wrapped around alamppost depicting Barber-Surgeons at Toll Gavel• A beaten-copperrepresentation of thetraditional clothing item, a jerkin, suspended overhead atBeaver Passage• Line drawings of healingplants that have beentransformed into pavementplaques to represent theapothecary trade at LandressLane• Two stone-carved pavementplaques representingwallpaper on Highgate;Beverley was the first town inthe country to manufacturewallpaper.With the hide installed, half ofthe pieces that make up the trailwill have been fitted and thetrail is expected to be completednext year. For more informationvisit www.beverleytowntrail.net
TOWN TRAIL:Top from left, Cllr Jane Evison, Cllr Duncan Jack, artist ChrisWormald and Janet Reuben from VHEY. Bottom left, barber surgeons at TollGavel. Bottom right, a jerkin representing the cordwainers guild
New sculpture is the latest addition to town trail
This year’s Beverles Festivalof Christmas will take placeon Sunday, 13 December from10am – 4pm and will feature aChristmas market, a sleigh rideof Father Christmas drawn bylive reindeer, a Victorian fair, carrally, marching bands, historicre-enactment of a street battleand lots of free entertainmentfor all the family.Santa’s Sleigh, drawn by theCairngorm reindeer, leavesWednesday Market at 10am,with the of
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cial opening inWednesday Market in thepresence of the Chairman ofEast Riding of Yorkshire Counciland Mayor of Beverley.At approximately 10.15am,the sleigh will proceed toNorth Bar Within returningto Saturday Market where thereindeer will stay until 1.30pm.A park and ride service isavailable. Shuttle buses will takevisitors from the Westwoodinto town.Programmes are availablefrom Beverley TouristInformation Centre.
Beverley’sFestival ofChristmas
FESTIVE:Father Christmascomes to town
BY Council reporter
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eastridingnews@eastriding.gov.uk
Beverley has awealth of historyand the trail willinspire people todiscover this
Cllr Jane Evison
portfolio holder for cultural serviceshousing and public protection
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