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Bridlington artist’s work goes on display at New York gallery
Bridlington-based artist Bea Roberts is seeing her work reach an increasingly international audience, with one of her artworks installed at a New York gallery.
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Plaque unveiled to honour brave Bridlington air raid warden
Thomas Alderson was the first ever recipient of the George Cross medal
‘Seaside Safari’ coming to the East Yorkshire coast with chance to go rockpooling, create marine art and more
The Deep is partnering with Sewerby Hall and Gardens in the seashore discovery sessions
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International Dog Day: 17 adorable dog photos from across Scarborough, Whitby and Bridlington
From stylish pups in shades to playful pooches with their favourite toys, our readers have been celebrating International Dog Day in style.
New dog-friendly café in Scarborough applies to place 24 chairs on narrow shopping street
A new dog-friendly café in Scarborough has applied to place dozens of chairs outside its business.
Bridlington holidaymaker 'in shock' after winning £250,000 bingo prize
The life-changing prize will ensure his 40th anniversary year is an unforgettable one
Plaque to commemorate war hero Thomas Alderson unveiled on Prince Street
A plaque has been unveiled to Bridlington hero Thomas Alderson, to commemorate him being the first ever recipient of the George Cross medal for acts of bravery in the face of danger.
Bid to create more parking spaces at Bridlington Aldi gets the green light
A Bridlington supermarket’s bid to create 30 more parking spaces for customers has been given the go-ahead by East Riding of Yorkshire Council planners.
Bridge Street fried chicken takeaway proposal refused by planners
A proposal to change a former charity shop into a hot food takeaway on Bridge Street, Bridlington, has been refused by East Riding of Yorkshire Council planners.
East Yorkshire golf course could get exciting transformation with holiday lodges and padel courts
If approved, the plans would breathe new life into the derelict golf course and create new jobs
Decision to close Bridlington Care Unit will ‘hollow out’ healthcare, campaigners warn
Local MP Charlie Dewhirst said it is 'deeply frustrating' with residents disappointed and angry at the decision
'My injuries feel embarrassing to me' - woman seriously hurt in West Dock Avenue crash
Her hand is stuck in a 'claw-like' state, and she said: "I feel like my left arm and hand have effectively become useless to me"
Dangerous driver crashed into West Dock Avenue wall after vodka binge and left woman with serious injuries
The passenger woke up in hospital with no idea of what had happened
Race the Waves set to return to Bridlington with spectacular vintage cars and motorcycles
The drag race motoring event is taking place next month
British Open Darts returning to Bridlington - how to get tickets
Some of the nation's best darts players will be in action at the Spa next month
Your Bridlington – Free Press readers share their fantastic photos
This time, the talented Free Press readers showcase fun at Bridmas; a squirrel at Sewerby Park; Bridlington’s north beach; an impressive rainbow; entertainment at the recent Coble Festival; and a wonderful sunrise.
OBITUARY: A tribute to coble builder Joe Gelsthorpe
One of the last coble builders, Joseph Robert Gelsthorpe, died peacefully, aged 85, on Tuesday, August 4.
‘Cruel’ decision to close Bridlington Care Unit met with anger and outrage
A decision to close Bridlington’s Care unit has been met with ‘disappointment, anger, frustration and outrage’.
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.
IN PICTURES: Headlands School in Bridlington 'could not be prouder' of GCSE results
Students at Headlands School in Bridlington are celebrating today after achieving amazing GCSE results.