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Volunteers brighten up Bridlington’s benches

27 September 2025
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Benches in a poplar Bridlington public garden have been given a huge makeover and some tender loving care by local volunteers.

Volunteers brighten up Bridlington’s benches
The newly stained benches around South Cliff Gardens in Bridlington. Photos: Submitted/ Echo Media Group.

The Brightening Up Bridington (BUB) volunteer group set about cleaning and wood staining the many benches in South Cliff Gardens that are used by locals and visitors regularly throughout the season.

A spokesman for the group said: “What a difference a coat of good quality stain can make. These very old seats look like new. Lots of volunteers. Lots of nice comments from people passing by.”

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The Brightening Up Bridlington (BUB) volunteers, in collaboration with the Bridlington Police team, is part of their extensive three-year ‘Clear Hold Build’ programme, aimed at rejuvenating the community.

The volunteers’ efforts will play a crucial role in tidying up these popular public spaces.

Volunteers brighten up Bridlington’s benches
The dilapidated benches before the BUB team got to work. Photo: Submitted/ Echi Nedia Group.

This initiative creates a fantastic opportunity for community members to come together and contribute to the regeneration of Bridlington’s gardens and public spaces

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