Beverley in general

Living in Kingston-Upon-Hull means that I have a city centre, with quite a fair amount of shops to visit, easily and quickly. However Hubby and I enjoy a jaunt to Beverley on a fairly regular basis and try to make many of those visits on a Saturday ,when the market is in full swing. If you travel to Beverley by bus you will find the market just around the corner from the bus station. These days we usually take the train which is a brief 11 minute journey from Hull, as opposed to the bus which takes up to 45 minutes. The train station is at the opposite end of Beverley to the Market but it is still within easy reach. Parking isn't too bad for drivers ...  Read the complete review

I'm amazed to learn that there are some people out there who have never even heard of Beverley, despite the fact that it is the principal town of East Yorkshire and it is frequently on the Tele. If you every watch Channel 4 Racing then you?ll know that Beverley has one of the premium racecourses in the country, but there?s a lot more to the town than that. I don?t want to bang on about it being a historic town, although it is, and if your interested in history there?s plenty here to interest you. Beverley minster, of course, one of the best in the land, the old friary nearby, which has been converted in to a YHA hostel, the market place, and market cross, ...  Read the complete review

Six months ago, I moved away from my beloved London, because I finally managed to get what I consider to be a good job, “Up North”. The job is based in Kingston-Upon-Hull (commonly known as “Hull”), and because of not wanting to live in Hull; I decided to move to Beverley, which is a historic market Town close by. So, being a newcomer to Beverley (and Yorkshire on a general scale) I have decided to give you my views and (hopefully) at the same time tell you a little about it… **Beverley in Brief** Beverley is situated in The East Riding Of Yorkshire, and about eight miles from the centre of Hull, and about the same distance ...  Read the complete review