Bridlington Town won on their travels as Denny Ingram recorded a second away victory.
The Seasiders beat struggling Sheffield 2-1 at the South Yorkshire side.
Michael Coulson and Danny Earl found the net before a late Sheffield consolation.
Brid are 17th, in NPL East, after the win, they go to another Sheffield side, Stocksbridge Park Steels, on Wednesday night.
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A £119,500 strategy to manage urban gulls through enhanced street cleaning, gull-proof sacks, and potential food waste collections has been approved for the North Yorkshire Coast.
As a new urban gull strategy is approved for the North Yorkshire coast a report says historic attempts to manage urban gulls through nest removals and building deterrents have largely failed to reduce populations and often caused severe harm to the birds.
Christmas is coming early to the Yorkshire Coast as the popular Bridmas Day returns to Bridlington with a host of festive activities in the middle of summer.
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