Introducing FLAG 2016 - 2020
Supporting the fishing Industry and fishing communities in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
Local Festivals with a Taste of the Sea
Sample local seafood only a few feet away from where it's landed - it doesn't get any fresher than that!
Dining Out
Want a pleasant meal out and to know you're eating local produce?
Where to buy
The dominance of supermarkets and changing tastes in the nations diet and reliance of convenience foods has threatened local fishmongers, but there is hope.
The Fishing Heritage of Withernsea
Beneath the waves, a different world
The Holderness Coast: where land meets sea meets sky
The forty or so miles of the East Riding’s coast are a place of contrasts...
On the sands
A guide to some of East Yorkshire's best beaches.
A Snapshot of the Coast
A quick guide to some of the towns and villages of the East Yorkshire Coast.
Come and explore a Yorkshire secret...
Welcome to the wildlife of eastern Yorkshire!
Dig A Little Deeper
Dig a little deeper - 6 essential experiences on the East Yorkshire Coast.
The Edge of Britain
Welcome to the East Yorkshire Coast. It's a strip on the Eastern edge of England that encompasses lively holiday resorts and quiet villages, gently rolling landscape and towering cliffs.
A History of Fishing in East Yorkshire
Fishing is East Yorkshire’s oldest economic activity...
Bridlington: A Quay, Harbour of Refuge and Bay of Shelter for the Sea Cole Trade
Bridlington Quay has possessed a harbour since medieval times...
The Holderness Coast Fishery
The Holderness Coast fishery (covering the East Riding of Yorkshire coast from Flamborough Head in the north to Spurn Point in the south) has seen significant change in the recent past with the decline of whitefish stocks and restrictions on fishing.
The History of FLAG 2011 - 2015
The Holderness Coast Fisheries Local Action Group (FLAG for short) was set up in 2011 to help sustain the local fishing industry and coastal communities in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
