Bridlington News

Here is the latest Bridlington News from This is the Coast

• Demand For Home Education And Forest Schools Surges In The East Riding

  Rising numbers of families in the East Riding are choosing to educate their children at home and in outdoor forest schools as parents seek flexible alternatives to mainstream education.

• New Canine Exercise Field For East Riding

  A new exercise field for dogs is coming to East Yorkshire.

• Hollym Pub Change Approved By Planners

  An outdoor storage building is now a bar that will be used for events, after East Riding Council granted planning permission for change of use.

• Veteran Yorkshire Coast Councillor David Jeffels Announces Retirement After 53 Years of Service

  One of the country's longest-serving councillors, 82-year-old David Jeffels, will step down next May after an unprecedented 53-year career in local government representing the Derwent Valley and Moor.

• Lee Tightens Whitby Defence In First Match

  Somehow the two most generous defences in NPL Premier conjured up a goal-less draw, Whitby Town holding Bamber Bridge, in Graeme Lee's debut as Whitby boss, on the Yorkshire Coast.

• Yorkshire Coast Rugby Round Up

  Scarborough were beaten on their travels in North East 1 on Saturday.

• Bridlington Town Hold Highflyers

  The contest took time to spark into life, with a cautious opening half-hour yielding few clear-cut opportunities for either side as both midfield battlelines held firm.

• Millions In Funding To Boost High Streets And Support Families Across The Yorkshire Coast

  High streets, sports access, and early years support are set to benefit from millions of pounds in regional funding announced by North Yorkshire's Mayor.

• Bridlington Property Boarded Up After Persistent Antisocial Behaviour

  Neighbours will finally get some peace after a problem property in Bridlington was ordered to close following a string of antisocial behaviour complaints.

• Calls Grow To Raise VAT Threshold Ahead Of Proposed Visitor Levy

  More smaller accommodation providers on the Yorkshire Coast could close for the winter unless the national VAT threshold according to local councillors.

• Call for East Yorkshire Parents to Boost Early Development Skills Before Primary School Reception

  East Yorkshire parents are being urged to utilize local Family Hubs to help ensure their children are fully prepared for their first year of primary school.

• Health and Dementia Support on the North Yorkshire Coast to Benefit From New Research Grants

  Health and wellbeing services for coastal communities will be explored and improved after two local organisations secured community research funding.