- Halliwell joins X Factor auditions
- PM rapped over 'idiot Balls' jibe
- 366 jobs axed in Clinton's closures
- Missing children helplines praised
- Sister weeps over Shafilea's death
- Rabies case is confirmed in UK
- Morgan gave Paxman 'hacking lesson'
- BAE Systems win £1.6bn Saudi deal
- Met detective held in bribery probe
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Big demand for Bridlington harbour’s new pontoons
HUGE demand for berths on Bridlington Harbour’s new pontoons have led to plans for yet more moorings to be built.
Bridlington house prices double in 10 years
HOUSE prices in Bridlington have more than doubled in the last decade according to a new survey – but estate agents in the town say the housing market is still struggling.
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Bridlington’s plans to celebrate Jubilee
PREPARATIONS for the Queens Diamond Jubilee are well under way as Bridlington prepares to go all out to mark the special occasion.
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.
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Sammy the piano playing squirrel
A PET squirrel from Bridlington with a rare musical talent has hit the headlines this week.
Sport
Comeback kings crown season with cup final win
Bridlington Town 9
Hall Road Rangers Reserves 2
East Riding Senior Cup final (at KC Stadium)
Hundreds arrive in town for golf festival
THE 19th annual Bridlington Golf Festival was declared a resounding success by the hundreds of keen golfers who visited the town to compete in the 13 events held over Bridlington’s three courses.
Cook’s Corner
The views of Bridlington Town manager Mitch Cook after their success at the KC Stadium
Excelsiors end season on high
Bridlington Excelsior 5
Bridlington Snooker Centre 1
Challenge Cup final
Lifestyle
Book review: Empire: The Leopard Sword by Anthony Riches
The Empire strikes back as historian and novelist Anthony Riches takes up the thrilling story of imperial fugitive Marcus Valerius Aquila, fighting as a centurion while on the run from the deadly forces of ancient Rome.
Book review: Citizen Sailors by Glyn Prysor
For those of us who did not live through the Second World War, our perceptions of the conflict are based primarily on school text books, the accounts of later generation historians and the fiction of a thousand films and novels.
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.
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Weather for Bridlington
Wednesday 23 May 2012
Today
Sunny spells
Temperature: 9 C to 16 C
Wind Speed: 16 mph
Wind direction: North
Tomorrow
Cloudy
Temperature: 9 C to 14 C
Wind Speed: 10 mph
Wind direction: North
