It was the Seasiders' heaviest defeat under caretaker manager Michael Coulson.
Brid were swept aside at the Mounting Systems Stadium on Saturday.
They were 1-0 down at the break and were then swept aside 4-0 by the end.
It's a big blow in their promotion hopes as they slip towards mid-table and visitors Heaton Stannington stay in the play-off shake-up.
Brid are back at home, next Saturday, against Ossett United, in NPL East.
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An independent family-run food hall in Seamer has beaten two thousand entries to be crowned the top start-up business in the region.
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