Council leader to meet Bridlington businesses during new roadshow at Spa

Bridlington-based businesses are being invited to meet Councillor Anne Handley, East Riding of Yorkshire Council Leader, at the first event in a new series of roadshows.

The free event will take place on Monday, September 28 at Bridlington Spa. Businesses can arrive from 4.30pm, with the main session running from 5pm to 6.30pm.

The free event will take place on Monday, September 28 at Bridlington Spa.placeholder image
The free event will take place on Monday, September 28 at Bridlington Spa.

The roadshow will give local businesses an opportunity to hear about the council’s commitment to supporting economic growth, receive updates affecting Bridlington and the East Yorkshire coast, and speak directly to Councillor Handley about the issues and opportunities facing their businesses.

Discussions will include regeneration, the visitor economy and the opportunities arising from coastal regeneration and Pride in Place investment.

Businesses will also learn about the support available through Invest East Yorkshire’s Business Support Services, including one-to-one advice, funding guidance, workshops and events, specialist support and opportunities to connect with other businesses.

During 2025–26, Business Support Services supported 1,112 businesses across the East Riding, helped create 65 jobs and 47 new businesses, and supported businesses which went on to secure £52 million in contracts.

The Bridlington event will include a briefing from Councillor Anne Handley as well as an overview of support available to businesses, and updates on regeneration and the visitor economy.

It will provide an opportunity to ask questions and share views, as well as to network with local businesses and council representatives.

Tea, coffee and light refreshments will be provided. Places are limited and advance booking is required.

More information and to to book a free place can be found at investeastyorkshire.co.uk/events.

Councillor Anne Handley, leader of East Riding of Yorkshire Council, said: “Businesses are at the heart of our local economy, and I want to hear directly from them about what is working well, where the challenges are, and what more we can do to support their ambitions.

“These roadshows are an opportunity for to meet businesses in their own communities, talk about the work we are doing to support economic growth, and listen to their experiences and priorities.”

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