Bridlington & District Civic Society

04/06/2026

📰 June 2026 Bulletin 📰 We have just published the latest Bridlington & District Civic Society news bulletin on our website ↘️

🔗https://www.bridlingtoncivicsociety.org.uk/2026/06/04/bulletin-june-2026/

Each month we produce a news bulletin about our activities and also decisions relating to planning applications- take a look!

02/06/2026

Bridlington Old Town Association proudly presents this year's Secret Gardens event, happening Saturday 20th June - Sunday 21st June 2026.

Tickets cost £5 for the weekend and are available to purchase from several locations in the Old Town (see poster for the locations).

20/05/2026

Last week we were treated to a 'virtual' grand tour on the Yorkshire Belle by Chrys Mellor 🌊

Read our blog post for more on this fantastic talk!
🔗https://www.bridlingtoncivicsociety.org.uk/2026/05/16/speaker-meeting-report-chrys-mellor-on-the-yorkshire-belle/

✨️We will be announcing more events shortly as we move into the new season!

19/05/2026

19/05/2026

Whoop, could there be a pot of gold under the Tower?? 🤣🤣🌈🌈

17/05/2026

On Monday 11th May we enjoyed a lovely walk in the East Riding countryside to see the bluebells, finishing with a picnic. Although the weather was a little chilly, thankfully the rain held off and everyone had a great time! 🌿

All are welcome on our civil outings, please see our website for more details.

🔗https://www.bridlingtoncivicsociety.org.uk/2026/05/12/civil-society-visit-to-our-beautiful-countryside/

08/05/2026

📰 May 2026 Bulletin 📰 We have just published the latest Bridlington & District Civic Society news bulletin on our website ↘️

https://www.bridlingtoncivicsociety.org.uk/2026/05/08/bulletin-may-2026/

Each month we produce a news bulletin about our activities and also decisions relating to planning applications- take a look!

07/05/2026

Exciting news ….

Pinnacle have been appointed to carry out external redecoration and timber repairs at the iconic Flamborough Head Lighthouse — a site whose story stretches back to the 1600s. From chalk towers to coal‑lit beacons, this headland has long stood as a guardian of our rugged coastline. Proud to play our part in its next chapter.