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Fire rips through Rudston farm's corn crops and combine harvester

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Enrique the hamadrayas baboon celebrated his 40th birthday this month.

View from the Zoo column with Flamingo Land education officer James Coleman

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There were 1,258 laser attack incidents reported in 2016.

The Life at Westminster column with Sir Greg Knight MP

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A new study will be looking at the future of the area's town centres.

Your views on Brid town centre wanted

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Gannets a massive draw at RSPB site

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Man in Bridlington treated for burns after vaping machine battery reacted with metal chain in trouser pocket

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High Tides - August 17 to August 24

Environment

Bridlington students celebrate A-level results

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Joanne Shorten and Chris Williams who found the ring.

Couple's wedding ring returned after detectorist's find on Bridlington beach

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The Toft, a Grade II listed building, dates back to 1673.

The Tourism Times column with Tim Norman

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Transport More Transport >>

Major roadworks scheme on the way to Hornsea

Transport

Cars wanting to get to the Lord Feoffees car park on Beck Hill can only get to the entrance by crossing the new bridge.

Why is small part of Beck Hill one-way?

Transport

Bridlington taxi firm loses appeal

Taxi firm loses its final crown court appeal

Transport

Bridlington train station

No trains running from Bridlington to Hull today

Transport

Services have been disrupted after lighting struck signal box.

"Do not travel" rail operator warns after lightening strikes on Wolds line

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Crime More Crime >>

World War Two medals stolen in Scarborough house burglary

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A bogus Post Office worker is calling at the homes of vulnerable and elderly people in East Yorkshire.

Bogus Post Office worker is targeting vulnerable people in East Yorkshire

Crime

Police are appealing for information

Three businesses burgled near Bridlington

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The rainbow flag at Bridlington Police Station.

We've had a reply from the Men of Bridlington group

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Education More Education >>

Bridlington students celebrate A-level results

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East Riding College students celebrate during the recent graduation at Bridlington Priory.

The East Riding College column with Paul Smith – director of curriculum programmes, learning and quality

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East Riding College has developed a new civil engineering course.

College course engineered for Brid companies

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Stella Tindall, Gail Slater and Donna Hirst with David Stamper, Headlands associate assistant headteacher.

Headlands donation to our heart appeal

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Child obesity

A quarter of Brid kids are obese

Health

Business More Business >>

Fire rips through Rudston farm's corn crops and combine harvester

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The UK has bid farewell to a number of big retail brands over the years

Retail closures: the UK's best loved high street stores lost over the years

Business

The UK has bid farewell to a number of big retail brands over the years

Retail closures: the UK's best loved high street stores lost over the years

Business

Naked cucumbers

This is why Yorkshire based supermarket giant Morrisons will no longer wrap their cucumbers in plastic

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Politics More Politics >>

David Behrens: The 50th anniversary of Yorkshire Television – or ‘proper’ TV

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An artist's impression of the new estate.

This is how Bridlington's new housing estate could look

Politics

An artist's impression of how the new development at the top of Pinfold Lane could look

This is how new housing estate will look

Politics

Flamborough Victoria Club secretary and treasurer Lynn Webster presents a cheque for �250 to governor Mark Smales and Flamborough School pupils.

Stunning new monument to honour village heroes

Education

Standard bearers marching along Quay Road.

GALLERY: See all our photos from Armed Forces Day in Bridlington

Politics

Environment More Environment >>

High Tides - August 17 to August 24

Environment

Check out the high tide times for Bridlington this week.

High Tides - August 10 to August 17

Environment

Naked cucumbers

This is why Yorkshire based supermarket giant Morrisons will no longer wrap their cucumbers in plastic

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Amateur photographer captures amazing images of porpoises frolicking off the Yorkshire coast

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Health More Health >>

Bridlington chippy owner loses five stone in five months

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Terry Edwards

Terry looks for a remedy to pricey medicine

Health

Stella Tindall, Gail Slater and Donna Hirst with David Stamper, Headlands associate assistant headteacher.

Headlands donation to our heart appeal

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Child obesity

A quarter of Brid kids are obese

Health

The young farmers donated �240 to the appeal

Heart appeal reaches its £5,000 target

Health