Bridlington News
Here is the latest Bridlington News from This is the Coast
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New £15.5 Million Bridlington Multi-Storey Car Park Opens With Free First Hour
Drivers visiting Bridlington town centre can now benefit from a free first hour of parking following the official opening of a new £15.5 million multi-storey facility.
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Accessibility Upgrades Demanded For Scarborough's Brunswick Centre And Local Transport Networks
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume is calling for a Changing Places toilet in the new Brunswick Centre redevelopment and raising safety concerns over train and bus accessibility across the Yorkshire Coast.
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Opening Ceremony for Bridlington's New Multi Storey Car Park
A new £15.5 million multi-storey car park offering 426 spaces and an hour of free parking in Bridlington will be officially opened on Monday to help boost town centre footfall.
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Defensive Errors Cost Bridlington Town Dearly In Three-Goal Defeat
Bridlington Town suffered a frustrating three-nil away defeat against Lincoln United after a series of costly defensive mistakes undermined their attacking efforts.
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Councillors Blast Rail Chiefs After Week Of Train Chaos
East Yorkshire rail users have faced severe disruptions and over 20 daily cancellations after autumn leaves on the tracks prompted operators to skip rural stations, sparking outrage from local leaders.
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East Riding Motorists To Park For Free During Remembrance Sunday Events
Motorists will park for free in council-run car parks on Remembrance Sunday to help communities attend memorial services.
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Dozens Of Heritage Buildings Restored In Bridlington High Street Revival
Run-down properties and heritage buildings in Bridlington are undergoing major renovations as part of a community-led campaign to restore civic pride and tackle antisocial behaviour.
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Volunteers And Companions Will Celebrate Friendship With Special Afternoon Tea In Scarborough
Dedicated volunteers who have donated thousands of hours to combat loneliness across the Yorkshire Coast will be honoured at a special afternoon tea this Wednesday.
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Thirteen-Year-Old Photographer Lands Volunteer Role on the Yorkshire Coast Railway
A thirteen-year-old photography competition winner has been appointed as the new volunteer photographer for the Yorkshire Coast Community Rail Partnership.
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Government Faces Renewed Pressure Over Wildfire Preparedness After Fylingdales Blaze
Calls for improved national wildfire resilience and compensation schemes are intensifying following the devastating Fylingdales moor blaze on the Yorkshire Coast.
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Unpaid Carers On The Yorkshire Coast Forced To Quit Work Amid Support Shortages
Families across the Yorkshire Coast are being forced to leave employment to care for relatives due to a severe lack of support services.
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Angry And Emotional Scenes As East Riding Council Hosts Final Planning Sub-Committee Meeting
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has held its final planning sub-committee meeting amid anger from local councillors over central government reforms that will eliminate public debate on most housing applications.







