The Lords Feoffees and Assistantsof The Manor of Bridlington Part of the Bridlington community since 1636
The Lords Feoffees and Assistants
Find out about the history of The Lords Feoffees and their impact on Bridlington over hundreds of years.
The Lords Feoffees new residential development is featured in the October 2019 issue of the Bridlington Echo. Read Simon Kench’s full article online here on the Echo’s website.
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Lords Feoffees scholarship recipient, Ruby Walker, has graduated from the University of Oxford with a first class honours degree in history. “I would like to thank the Lords Feoffees for offering such a generous scholarship to students from Bridlington. The
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Local artwork now on display at 39-43 King Street courtesy of the Lords Feoffees. Art student Amanda Harvey, pictured, (with deputy mayor, Cllr Jackie Foster, Principal Mike Welsh & tutor Joy Verda) was exhibiting one of many standout pieces as
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The Lords Feoffees have given funding to Burlington Infant School towards the redevelopment of their courtyard area. The official opening ceremony of the completed courtyard took place earlier this month and representatives from the Lords Feoffees were pleased to attend.
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The Lords Feoffees have given funding to Our Lady and St Peter RC Primary School towards an Arts Project in celebration of the school’s 40th anniversary. Pupils at the school are designing and making ceramic tiles to form a commemorative
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The Lords Feoffees have given funding to the 9th Bridlington Rainbows and Brownies for a trip out to the pantomime, Sleeping Beauty, at the Spotlight Theatre. We were sent this photo of some of the girls who enjoyed the pantomime.
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The Lords Feoffees have donated funding to Sunshine Nursery for story sacks and sensory bags. The new resources are now available for nursery children to borrow. Each sack includes a children’s book along with toys, props and extra
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East Riding College student Jasmine McCann has been awarded a scholarship from the Lords Feoffees of Bridlington. Jasmine, aged 19 from Bridlington won a place at the Manchester Fashion Institute, part of Manchester Metropolitan University to study Fashion Promotion after
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The Bayle Museum opened on Saturday 15th September as a part of the national Heritage Open Days festival. The regency seat used by Charlotte Bronte was on display as a special exhibit for the Heritage Open Day, and Sue Reeves
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The Lords Feoffees are proud to support the Bridlington Medical, Health and Social Care Academy. East Riding College has been working with a consortium of Bridlington GP’s, Headlands School and the University of Hull to develop the Academy. The Academy
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