Update on East Riding of Yorkshire Council Cultural and Information Services.
ERYC have released the following statement:
Following the latest government announcement, East Riding of Yorkshire Council has issued an update about its services provided by its Culture and Customer Services team:
Bridlington East Riding Leisure and all East Riding Leisure Centres are now closed. Members will be contacted in due course.
However, during this latest lockdown, East Riding Leisure is reminding residents of its popular You Tube channel.
Subscribers can view vlogs, short workouts and full workouts.
New workouts premiere throughout the week, all delivered by fully trained instructors, and all free of charge.
More content is being added regularly, so keep checking the page for new classes and updates at: www.youtube.com/EastRidingLeisure
Sewerby Hall and Gardens : The house, the zoo, the Welcome Centre, and the cafe are now closed. The gardens, play area, toilets and car park remain open for exercise only.
Bridlington Spa: remains closed. For details of future events, and to book, visit www.bridspa.com
South Cliff Holiday Park: remains closed. For future bookings, visit www.southcliff.co.uk
Coastal Services: All winter lets and annual let chalets remain closed. For enquiries, please email foreshores@eastriding.gov.uk
Danes Dyke,South Landing and other Local Nature Reserves, etc: All Local Nature Reserves, countryside paths and Public Rights of Way, and Country Parks will remain open.
Residents may exercise on their own, with one other person, or with their household or support bubble. Details of walks in the East Riding can be found at http://walkingtheriding.co.uk/
The council is reminding residents that a range of online activities is available on the Active East Riding website : www.ActiveEastRiding.co.uk
East Riding Libraries and Customer Centres : Bridlington Central (King Street) and Bridlington North (Martongate) and other East Riding Libraries will continue to offer their ‘Order and Collect’ service – customers can either phone their library or order books online at library.eastriding.gov.uk, and then collect from their specified East Riding Library once available.
Books can be returned to any East Ridingi Library during opening hours and will be quarantined for three days before being cleaned and returned to shelves.
There is also an extensive online library available 24/7, of eBooks, audiobooks, magazines and local, national and international newspapers which can all be downloaded free with your library card. To join the library online (it’s free) or find out more about downloading items from the online library, visit eastridinglibraries.co.uk.
Customer Service Centres are closed for public drop-ins to avoid unnecessary contact where possible. For residents needing essential customer service support, many answers can be found on the website www.eastriding.gov.uk or please contact the call centre on 01482 393939; if necessary, a face to face appointment can be arranged in an emergency situation. Please be aware that the volume of calls may be higher than usual.
The Mobile Library Service will continue to provide an order and collect service and customers of the “at home” service will still have their books delivered. For any questions about the mobile library service, please call the mobile library team on 01482 392749.
Caddy liners are available to collect from East Riding Libraries and Multi Service Centres.
East Riding Archives: remain closed
East Riding Museums: East Riding Museums (Beverley Art Gallery, Beverley Guildhall, Goole Museum, and Skidby Mill) remain closed.
The council is reminding residents that a range of online activities is available on the Active East Riding website : www.ActiveEastRiding.co.uk
The website is full of ideas and suggestions for people of all ages during this period when many of the council’s facilities are closed and people cannot socialise as normal.
For those who are having to spend more time at home, the council is encouraging people to discover things to do, to learn from and to take part in whilst there.
The site was originally launched during the first lockdown in April, and has been regularly updated ever since, with a range of activities and ideas.
Examples include:
Learn about free library book deliveries, from East Riding Libraries and the Tigers Trust for those who are isolating
Learn how to draw cartoons
Try out puzzles
Discover the East Riding Museums’ Ways to Wellbeing
Try Les Mills on demand, and enjoy workouts at home from East Riding Leisure
Explore East Riding Archives online, including the Photo Archives
Enjoy virtual visits to over 80 exhibitions online
Listen to podcasts from Beverley Art Gallery
Listen to eAudiobooks
Discover Sewerby Hall at home
Choose from a range of activities for children and young people of all ages.
