The Seasiders are looking for their first points under new boss Scott Kerr.
After Tuesday's narrow 3-2 defeat at highflying Matlock, Brid face more promotion-chasers Bradford Park Avenue on Saturday.
They're looking for a first win under Kerr at the fifth attempt.
There was some encouragement from their midweek display- Kerr spoke to Brid Town TV post-match.
Kick off on Saturday is 3pm.
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North Yorkshire Council’s executive committee is set to meet on Tuesday to decide on the proposed acquisition of Resolution House, a move that could see the authority vacate its historic building at Scarborough Town Hall. Some local councillors aren't impressed.
Motorists travelling on the A64 are being warned of a series of overnight closures throughout March as National Highways carries out essential resurfacing, maintenance, and tree work.
As North Yorkshire Council prepares for a significant reshuffle of its property portfolio, the future of several prominent buildings in Scarborough and Malton hangs in the balance. But what state are the buildings really in?
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