Councillors Mike Heslop-Mullins and Shelagh Finlay will hold the roles for the next 12 months.
Councillor Mike Heslop-Mullens has been appointed as the Mayor of Bridlington and his wife, Mrs Elaine Heslop-Mullens will be his Mayoress for the forthcoming civic year 2022-2023.
His chosen Charity for the year is Candlelighters, which is the local cancer support charity for children.
Deputy Mayor for Bridlington Town Council is Councillor Shelagh Finlay and her Consort is Mr Peter Teesdale.
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Scarborough Athletic beat Spennymoor 1-0 in Bridlington, to climb to 5th in National League North, with just three games to play.
Campaigners are pushing for year-round bathing water sampling in Scarborough to support a proposed tidal sea pool, while the Environment Agency awaits government funding to extend the testing season.
The Iran war’s impact on energy prices and costs is being ‘closely monitored’ by North Yorkshire Council.
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