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 have given funding to the Bridlington Old Town Association (OTA) for the purchase of a community defibrillator. The defibrillator is situated outside the Priory Church Rooms. Deputy Chief Lord, Dr Allan Watson, presented a cheque for the
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The Lords Feoffees have donated £1,000 to the East Coast Majorettes toward the cost of hiring a church hall for training. Deputy Chief Lord, Dr Allan Watson presented a cheque for the donation to Julie Kirkham, Team Secretary, at a
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The Lords Feoffees have donated £500 to R.O.B.O.T toward the refurbishment of the historic phone box at the end of High Street. The phone box, which was due to be scrapped, will now be used as an information point for
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The Lords Feoffees would like to congratulate Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla as they celebrate their Coronation. Photograph by Chris Jackson.
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Lords Feoffees Scholarship Student, Cerys Reece, has had the opportunity to present a gift of her embroidered artwork to Her Majesty The Queen Consort. Cerys studies Fashion Design & Accessories at JCA London Fashion Academy. The Creative Director of JCA
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The Lords Feoffees gave funding to the 6th Bridlington Scouts for the hire of the Scout building at Kettleness for a long weekend of scouting activity. Thank you so much to the Lords Feoffees for paying for this beautiful accommodation
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New Pasture Lane Primary School has been given funding for the purchase of a poly tunnel to support their work with Nature Friendly Schools. The poly tunnel will be used by all the school’s children, including the Nursery and the
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Martongate Primary School has been given funding to purchase equipment to develop their sensory/nurture room. The room is a designated space within the school that can support a pupil’s sensory preferences and needs and where pupils can learn to engage
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The Lords Feoffees and Assistants of the Manor of Bridlington are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. We express our sincerest gratitude to our longest-serving Monarch whose dignity, compassion and selfless devotion has
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The Lords Feoffees have given a Bridlington family funding to purchase a special needs pushchair for their child. The new pushchair will enable the family to keep their child safe when out and about. Pictures provided and published with kind
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The Bayle Museum recently welcomed the 1st Bridlington Scouts for a group tour. The Scouts are currently working toward their Local Knowledge Activity Badges. To enquire about booking a group visit for your organised group or school, contact the Lords
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The Bayle Museum recently welcomed the 9th Bridlington Rainbows for a group tour and a fantastic time was had by all. The Rainbows particularly enjoyed spotting older versions of modern kitchen appliances in our Victorian Kitchen. To enquire about booking
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The Lords Feoffees have given funding to Kids’ Corner Nursery Bridlington to purchase a six seater nursery bus. Kids’ Corner is a new day nursery in Bridlington town centre for children aged 0-8 years old. The nursery provides between 15
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The Lords Feoffees have given funding to Hope Housing Bridlington to purchase security equipment for their properties in Bridlington. Hope Housing Bridlington is a charitable organisation formed by the 20 Anglican churches of Bridlington Deanery and the trustees are senior
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The Lords Feoffees recently gave funding to Bridlington’s Military Assistance Social Hub (M.A.S.H) for their members to attend Burton Constable Hall’s Winter Wonderland event. The M.A.S.H group is aimed at both veterans and those currently serving who
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On Sunday 19th December 2021, Regeneration of Bridlington Old Town (ROBOT) held a successful winter festival including a steampunk parade and music from Bridlington Excelsior Brass Band and Costal Voices Choir. The Lords Feoffees arranged for the gates to be opened
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Children at Our Lady and St Peter RC Primary Academy have recently been taking part in lessons on the subject of WWI. The Bayle Museum provided a loan box consisting of several original artefacts and a selection of replica items to
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The Lords Feoffees have given funding to Burlington Junior School for the purchase of a 75″ interactive mobile TV. The TV will be used for teaching and assemblies. Photograph provided by and used with kind permission from the school.
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Congratulations to Lords Feoffees scholarship recipient, Katalina Leighfield, who has graduated from Canterbury Christ Church University with a 2:1 in psychology. “In September of 2018 I had the great opportunity to attend Canterbury Christ Church University to study Psychology, 3
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One of the 22 birds forming ArtWaves Festival’s Visual Art Trail is currently on display in the window of 10a Manor Street. Following the trail, the birds are being auctioned with the proceeds supporting further art projects. For more information
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The Lords Feoffees wish to convey our sincere thanks for the donation of £1,004 received for the Bayle Museum in memory of Mr Brian Towse. The medals of Sergeant Joseph Sidney Towse, grandfather of Mr Brian Towse, are on display
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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. The Lords Feoffees have built a new development of residential properties. The
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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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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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