Bridlington News

Here is the latest Bridlington News from This is the Coast

• Bridlington Could Have One Large GP Practice for Entire Town

  Health bosses say there have been significant improvements in Bridlington GP Services as a plan to create a single large practice is floated.

• Concern Over Bridlington Paddling Pool Use

  The Coastal Services team in Bridlington are asking people not to use the town's paddling pool for washing dogs, bikes or bait boxes.

• Yorkshire Coast Towns Could Get Share of £1.2m Investment

  Communities across North Yorkshire are due to be given extra support amid plans to allocate more than £1.2 million to identify their investment needs.

• Mixed Results For Yorkshire Coast Cricket Sides

  There were ups and downs for our Yorkshire Coast cricket sides with Whitby, Scarborough, Bridlington, Driffield, Folkton & Flixton all in action.

• Brid Town Beaten By Belper

  Bridlington Town ended their NPL East campaign with disappointment on Saturday.

• Humberside Police Now Recruiting

  The force covering Bridlington and East Riding are looking for talented newcomers.

• East Riding Police Force Say Area Is Safer With 7,000 Fewer Crimes Annually

  They say the latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has highlighted a continued reduction in crime across the Humberside force area, which includes Bridlington and the East Riding.

• Half of All Shoplifters Being Identified on North Yorkshire Coast

  Efforts by North Yorkshire Police to tackle retail crime are beginning to show positive results, according to Deputy Chief Constable Scott Bisset.

• Yorkshire Coast Youngsters Worrying Less Than in 2022

  A report on Growing Up in North Yorkshire indicates a positive trend in the emotional well-being of school-aged children, but shows girls worrying more than boys.

• Survey Says Bridlington Healthcare Experiences "By No Means Positive"

  A recent healthcare survey conducted in Bridlington has highlighted significant challenges in the accessibility and delivery of local health services, with overall experiences described as "by no means positive".

• Yorkshire Coast Attraction Offers Zoo Poo to Local Gardeners

  Sewerby Hall, Gardens and Zoo has introduced a new scheme to sell its animal waste as natural fertiliser.

• Help Offered for Victims of Stalking On the Yorkshire Coast

  Victims of stalking are being reminded that support is available to help them cope with their ordeals ahead of a series of events during national Stalking Awareness Week.