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Bridlington gets its Blue Flags back
Bridlington has been awarded prestigious Blue Flags for North and South Beach. This is the first time in five years that both beaches have passed the rigorous tests and been declared amongst the best in the world.
Sammy the piano playing squirrel
A PET squirrel from Bridlington with a rare musical talent has hit the headlines this week.
Cliff plunge driver out of hospital
A WOMAN who drove her car over a cliff edge at Flamborough has been released from Hospital.
The Vaccines rock Bridlington Spa
HOT band The Vaccines rocked a packed Bridlington Spa last night (Thursday, May 3), bringing their brand of fast-paced indie pop to the Yorkshire coast.
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Driver in cliff plunge
A WOMAN was airlifted to hospital after her car plunged over the edge of a cliff at Flamborough.
Sport
Excelsiors end season on high
Bridlington Excelsior 5
Bridlington Snooker Centre 1
Challenge Cup final
Lawry’s Latest
The views of Bridlington RUFC director of rugby Kieran Lawry after the Yorkshire Shield final win over Selby
Waddle arrives for golf festival
THE 2012 Bridlington Golf Festival “kicked off” in fine style early on Monday when over 400 competitors took to the fairways at Bridlington, Bridlington Links and Flamborough Head Golf Clubs.
Lifestyle
Book review: Chocolate Shoes and Wedding Blues by Trisha Ashley
Easing yourself into a Trisha Ashley novel is rather like slipping into a comfortable – but very sparkly – pair of shoes.
Book review: The Children’s Crusade by Elliott Hall
Like an episode of TV’s Midsomer Murders, the body count starts to rise alarmingly in the final part of Elliott Hall’s chilling and futuristic Strange Trilogy.
Book review: Master and God by Lindsey Davis
Some novels impress with their research, others with their gripping storyline and others simply because they entertain.
Book review: Traitor by Rory Clements
In 1593, Lancashire was a hotbed of closet Catholics who would happily see the Protestant Elizabeth I toppled from her throne ... and the sleepy market town of Ormskirk, nestling between Preston and Southport, was the centre of a deadly conspiracy.
Book review: Berlitz USA Handbook by Jennifer Paull and Annika Hipple
Whether you are grown-up ‘gappers’ or first-time adventurers, don’t head off on holiday this year without your ideal travelling companion.
Community
Brid Homestart closes its doors
BRIDLINGTON’S Homestart service is set to close next week as computer and office equipment is put up for sale.
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Young runners help fund
BRIDLINGTON Club for Young People is celebrating the delivery of a ‘new’ minibus less than a year after launching its appeal.
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Weather for Bridlington
Thursday 17 May 2012
Today
Light rain
Temperature: 7 C to 10 C
Wind Speed: 15 mph
Wind direction: South east
Tomorrow
Cloudy
Temperature: 8 C to 11 C
Wind Speed: 25 mph
Wind direction: East
