Residents in Bridlington are being invited to access a wide range of support and information through a new Community Hub pilot, launching in August.
The pilot will run every Monday, from Monday 3 August to Monday 14 September at Bridlington Town Council Office, with the exception of Monday 31 August. It will run from 1pm to 3pm and feature a range of services for residents. This includes housing, community safety, health and wellbeing, employment and skills, money advice, addiction support and community activities and signposting.
Residents do not need an appointment and are encouraged to attend and find out what support is available.
The hub has been developed as part of the ongoing Clear, Hold, Build (CHB) programme in Bridlington. The programme utilises a partnership approach to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour, support communities, and create lasting improvements for residents.
The Community Hub supports the next stage of that work, bringing local services in one accessible location, to help residents access support and strengthen community connections.
Councillor Lyn Healing, East Riding of Yorkshire Council Cabinet Member for Communities and Public Protection, said: “We’re dedicated to supporting stronger and more resilient communities, and the community hub is a practical way of giving residents direct access to support and advice.”
“This pilot is about making it easier for residents to access services, face-to-face, and ensuring that services are visible and responsive to local needs.”
