Archive for September, 2009

Whitby Seafish Ltd Fresh Fish Suppliers and Wholesalers
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Whitby Seafish Ltd Fresh Fish Suppliers and Wholesalers

By alan on Sep 29, 2009 in Categories, Whitby Blogger, Whitby Fishing and Seafood, Whitby Restaurants, Whitby's Highly Recommended

Whitby Seafish Ltd Fresh Fish, Fresh Fish Suppliers and Wholesalers to the Hotel and Restaurant Trade. We retail to the public from our own fishmongers within our factory at Staithes. We also offer Mail Order, delivering fresh fish and seafood direct to your door anywhere within the mainland UK Go to our website Whitby seafish ltd  the [...]

Whitby Golf Club
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Whitby Golf Club off the coastal road to the pretty village of Sandsend

By alan on Sep 19, 2009 in Things to do in Whitby, Whitby places

Whitby Golf Club Whitby Golf Course is a fantastic holiday golf course with fantastic views of N Yorks Coast, run by PGA Professional offering expert tuition. The course is rarely too busy to be able to book a tee time. Canvas Art – Canvas Printing – Dog Grooming Bradford There are wonderful views along the [...]

Which is the safest place to live, the fishing port of Whitby or the city of Bradford?
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Which is the safest place to live, the fishing port of Whitby or the city of Bradford?

By alan on Sep 10, 2009 in Whitby Blogger

When I bought a second home in Whitby a small fishing port in North Yorkshire, it made me compare the quality of life in comparison to living in my home town of Bradford, a large inland city.  The reason I’m posting the question above is not simply for the answer. I’m also putting forward the [...]

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Whitby certainly is an old town with a deep history, which still retains lots of character today.

By alan on Sep 07, 2009 in History Whitby

In 656, in Anglo-Saxon times, Whitby was actually called Streonshal. This was when Osway was the Christian King of Northumbria and founded Whitby Abbey under its first Abbess, Hilda. Over two hundred years later in 867, the monastery was brought to the ground by Viking raiders and was not rebuilt for over 200 years until [...]