Bridlington Town Council’s Small Grants boost for 11 groups
Bridlington Town Council has handed out 11 grants to deserving local groups who are helping to make the town a better place.
Deputy Mayor Cllr Rick Arrand presented the various group representatives with Small Grant awards, which totalled more than £3,300.
Hilderthorpe Allotments, Bridlington Bay Bowling, Brightening Up Brid, Dukes Park Bowling, New Pasture Lane Community Centre, Bridlington Community Radio, Bridlington Rugby Union, Bridlington Area Neighbourhood Watch Group, Bridlington Pride, Singalongathon and Bijou Community Productions all benefitted from the council funding.
A Bridlington Town Council spokesperson said: “Today, we handed out 11 grants to groups who are helping to make our town a better place.
“From bowling groups to Neighbourhood Watch, and from allotments to community clean ups, we’re pleased to recognise their fantastic efforts.
“Missed out this time? Keep an eye out for our next round of grant funding in early 2027. Bridlington-based groups can apply for a maximum of £500 per year.”
Go to www.bridlington.gov.uk for further details about the grants, and to discover more about the work of the town council.