Bridlington News

Here is the latest Bridlington News from This is the Coast

• TRAVEL LATEST: Snow Hits Yorkshire Coast With A Vengeance

  The Yorkshire Coast continues to see heavy snow with strong winds causing drifting and blocking roads.

• Yellow Warning Extended For Ice As Snow Set To Freeze on Yorkshire Coast

  Frequent heavy snow showers, moving in from the Yorkshire Coast, is bringing disruption to travel, with the Met Office updating warnings.

• PICTURES: Snow Affecting Main Roads Along The Yorkshire Coast

  Heavy SNOW is affecting the A171, A169 and A174 as the Met Office bring forward their Weather Warning.

• Yorkshire Coast Rugby White Out

  Frozen pitches wiped out the rugby union programme involving Yorkshire Coast sides.

• Two Die as Third Person Missing on East Riding Coast

  A 67-year-old man and another person have tragically lost their lives following a coastal emergency in Withernsea, while a large-scale search and rescue operation was called off on Saturday.

• Yorkshire & Humber Health Chiefs Say More Reasons Than Ever To Quit Smoking in 2026

  Thousands along the Yorkshire Coast are planning fresh starts and healthier habits for the new year.

• Bridlington Town Well Beaten By NPL East Kingpins

  The Seasiders were thumped 4-0, by Redcar Athletic, though not without controversy.

• Yorkshire Coast Rugby Returns For 2026

  Bridlington are looking to stay top of Yorkshire Two when rugby union action returns for the new year on Saturday.

• Updated Advice From Yorkshire Coast Train Operator

  One of the Yorkshire Coast's train operators has released updated travel advice for customers making journeys over New Year and the first week of January.

• North Yorkshire & East Riding Gyms Receive Cancer Training

  Humber and North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance will train gym staff to raise awareness about cervical cancer this January.

• Thriving Women’s Choir in Bridlington Invites New Singers to Join In January

  Hooked on Harmony women’s choir is celebrating continued growth in Bridlington and is inviting new members to join its weekly rehearsals.

• Yorkshire Coast Confusion on Tourism Tax Plans

  Local tourism chiefs and councillors have been left frustrated by what they feel is a lack of consultation by North Yorkshire's Mayor, David Skaith, around a so-called tourism tax in the region.