Sewerby Hall and Gardens are looking for more heritage volunteers, to add to the experience of visitors to the iconic venue. The house is located on a stunning clifftop near Bridlington, and the Museums team are looking for volunteers to help with costumed interpretation, children’s activities, and workshops for schools. Education officer Robert Chester said: […]
Yesterday, students across the East Riding, received their A-Level results. Early result indications suggest that students have performed well compared to regional and national averages. Councillor Victoria Aitken, portfolio holder for children, families and education said: “Good luck to all students receiving their results. “The young people who collected their results have had a turbulent […]
As A-Level, T-Level and BTEC results are announced, students are being encouraged to consider one of the more than 350 roles in the NHS. School leavers are being urged to search NHS Health Careers today so they can browse the routes and roles available to them. Using a range of social media campaigns, support and […]
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has served a closure order on a Bridlington flat after months of anti-social behaviour that has made neighbours’ lives a “a living nightmare”. The closure order, which was granted by Beverley magistrates on 16th August, means no one can enter the council-owned property in Postill Square for three months. Anyone […]
On Monday 14th August, a dangerous man was sentenced to spend the next eight years behind bars following a violent attack in Bridlington on Sunday 20th November 2022. Joshua Ingham, aged 26 of Harrington Street, Bridlington was sentenced to eight years for grievous bodily harm and then a further four years to run concurrently for […]