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Have a latte of fun at Mallard Court Macmillan Coffee Morning
Mallard Court on Avocet Way in Bridlington is joining community groups across UK when it hosts a Macmillan Coffee Morning, featuring a charity bake sale with a range of activities, on Friday, September 25 (10.30am to noon).
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Mike completes 38-mile challenge on extra-long chopper-style bike
A Bridlington man who tackled Sir Chris Hoy’s Tour de 4 challenge on a home-made chopper bike has spoken about his ‘fantastic experience’.
Scarborough, Bridlington and Hull trains disrupted for seven days as Northern introduces emergency timetable
From tomorrow (September 12) trains running along the Yorkshire coast between Hull and Scarborough will be disrupted, according to the train operator Northern, who have put an emergency timetable in place.
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Bridlington well represented as finalists revealed for 2026 REYTAs
Businesses in the Bridlington area are well represented as the finalists were announced for this year’s Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourism Awards (REYTAs).
Bridlington man fronts surviving major trauma campaign
A Bridlington man is fronting a stark new campaign that exposes the hidden reality of surviving major trauma.
Hull and East Yorkshire Mayor takes a stand against tourist taxes in the region
'Having the power doesn’t mean you have to use it', says Luke Campbell
Vintage Views with Aled Jones: a lovely hand-tinted harbour vista from 1839
The original print under the spotlight this week is a rare find for collectors of vintage Bridlington artwork and seaside heritage.
Care home’s superhero-themed celebration in support of Alzheimer’s Society
Residents, families and team members at a Bridlington care home donned their capes for a superhero-themed celebration in support of Alzheimer’s Society.
Tina to Brave the Shave for Macmillan Cancer Support
A Bridlington woman is set to ‘Brave the Shave’ to bring in funds for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Free digital support events to take place at Bridlington-based building society
Free digital support events are being held at Yorkshire Building Society in Bridlington to help people navigate online and app-based banking.
New multi-storey car park for Bridlington marks major investment in the town
'A transformative moment for Bridlington'
Find out more about your local NHS at trust’s annual meeting
Residents in the Bridlington area are invited to hear more about their local health services at York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust’s Annual Members’ Meeting.
New multi-storey car park in Bridlington will open next month
Construction on Bridlington’s brand-new multi-storey car park in Beck Hill is reaching its final stage, with the official opening to the public scheduled for October 2026.
Flamborough RNLI called to vessel aground near Sewerby
Flamborough RNLI was launched after being tasked by HM Coastguard to a vessel that had run aground near Sewerby on Monday afternoon (September 7).
Community Lift calls for more volunteer drivers to support vital service
Bridlington Local Community Lift (BLCL), which launched earlier this year, is appealing for additional volunteers to help meet the growing demand for its successful medical transport service.
IN PICTURES: Bridlington seafront comes alive with spectacular Freedom Festival performances
Bridlington's seafront became a stage for spectacular circus and street performances as Hull's Freedom Festival brought its touring programme to the town.
The Council Leader’s column with Anne Handley
I’m delighted to say that across the East Riding we’re about to see a number of large infrastructure projects reach completion, from large road junctions such as Jock’s Lodge to the new multi-storey car park in Bridlington.
The latest events from the villages and clubs around Bridlington
Send your club and village reports to newsdesk@bridlingtonfreepress.co.uk by noon on Fridays to see them featured in the Bridlington Free Press.
'A wonderful gesture' - Toddler gifted children's book that reflects her underwater skills
Author Gavin Wynne read Skyla's story and thought he'd seen something similar before - in his own children's book
Women prosecuted for fly-tipping rubbish in the East Riding
The women both pleaded guilty to the two separate offences and were ordered to pay a combined total of £494