The Lords Feoffees have given funding to the Bridlington Sailing Coble Preservation Society to support the annual Coble Festival. The funding was used for the hire of a PA system and stage for the live entertainment. The Harbour area was extremely busy throughout the two day festival and visitors enjoyed the welcoming atmosphere.
The Bridlington Sailing Coble Preservation Society is a registered charity that preserves the Three Brothers (National Historic Vessel No. 2463) and promotes the history, preservation and sailing of other local cobles.
The Lords Feoffees have given over £2,000 to the Bridlington Lawn Tennis Club for a new ball machine and trolleys..
The club is one of the oldest Lawn Tennis Clubs in Yorkshire and is affiliated to Yorkshire Tennis and the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA). The club, which has 7 hard courts and 6 grass courts, offers free park tennis sessions throughout the year for anyone to try their hand at tennis.
The Lords Feoffees have given £3,400 toward the Bridlington Heart Screening Group’s heart screening day held on 25 March 2026.
The group is a registered charity focused on preventing heart-related deaths by providing access to heart screening for people aged 14 – 35. Young people can have hidden heart conditions with no symptoms and the screening days can help diagnose these early. Numerous heart screening days have been held by the group since they formed in 2018.
The Lords Feoffees have given funding to the Bridlington Town Rovers U9s and U15s for training kits, jackets an tracksuits for the players. Lord Feoffee, Diane Davison, was pleased to meet both teams at a recent training session.
The Lords Feoffees have given funding to Anthony Durham, a critical care paramedic, who volunteers his own time to attend some of the area’s most serious medical incidents outside of his usual working hours. The funding has been used to install a blue light system to Mr Durham’s personal vehicle which will enable him to attend incidents as quickly and as safely as possible.
The Lords Feoffees have given funding to the Bridlington Rangers Titans for training kits and jackets for the players and coaches. Lord Feoffee, Chris Thomas, presented a cheque to the team at a recent training session.
The Lords Feoffees have awarded over £900 to the 3Bs WI for the purchase of IT equipment and software to streamline administration for the group.
The Women’s Institute (WI) was founded in 1915 and is now the largest women’s organization in the UK providing a space for women to meet, share experiences, and learn new skills. The 3Bs branch was formed in 2014 and currently has 34 members that meet at 2:15pm on the second Thursday of every month at Sewerby Methodist
Church and new members are very welcome.
Lord Feoffee, Diane Davison, recently attended a WI meeting to present the donation to the members.
The Lords Feoffees have given funding to the Bridlington Sailing Coble Preservation Society. The funding was used for the hire of a PA system for the annual Sailing Coble Festival and the purchase of new advertising boards to promote the society and their work.
The Bridlington Sailing Coble Preservation Society is a registered charity that preserves the Three Brothers (National Historic Vessel No. 2463) and promotes the history, preservation and sailing of other local cobles.
The Lords Feoffees have awarded £3,950 to the Headlands ARC for the purchase of classroom furniture that helps develop a therapeutic space.
The Headlands ARC is a bespoke alternative provision school located on the site of Headlands School. The ARC aims to support students to re-engage with education and social inclusion with an ethos to ensure every student is treated as an individual, independent learning is fostered and all students develop into confident young adults with positive future choices.
The Chief Lord, Mr Ian Thompson, recently visited the school to present the donation to ARC staff and students.
As a registered charity, one of Bridlington Pride’s goals is to deliver an annual live music event marketed at the LGBT* community but inclusive of all. The event is now in it’s 5th consecutive year and has expanded to include a parade along the promenade.
The Lords Feoffees have given funding to Bridlington Pride to purchase t-shirts for all the volunteers running and promoting the event, and to cover essential costs to enable the parade to take place safely.
The current Deputy Chief Lord, David Mooney, presented the donation to the Pride team at the Spa.
