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April start date for work on multi-storey car park

Richard Madden
BBC News
East Riding of Yorkshire Council An artist's impression of the multi-storey car park in Bridlington. The large building is covered in twisted metal panels and stands next to a landscaped pavement featuring trees, grassed areas and seating. There are people walking past and sitting on benches, and there is a blue Mini on the road with its headlights on.East Riding of Yorkshire Council
The multi-storey car park will be on Beck Hill, Bridlington

Construction work on a multi-storey car park in Bridlington is due to start in April.

The 426-space development, which was given planning permission two years ago, will be in Beck Hill, between Manor Street and Hilderthorpe Road.

It will be owned and operated by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

The project, which is expected to cost about £15.5m, has been designed to create the impression of a wave and is due to open in spring 2026, the council said.

The authority said the project was part of a wider strategy to boost economic growth in the seaside town.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council Another artist's impression of the multi-storey car park in Bridlington. There are cars in the foreground, and terraced houses and the North Sea beyond the car park.East Riding of Yorkshire Council
East Riding of Yorkshire Council said the project was a "significant step" towards the wider regeneration of the town

Council leader Anne Handley said: "The new multi-storey car park will not only address current parking challenges but also support the town's regeneration by making it easier for people to visit, shop and enjoy everything Bridlington has to offer."

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