Aldbrough

Aldbrough is a coastal village and civil parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, set on the low-lying claylands of Holderness beside the North Sea. It sits within easy reach of Hull and the seaside towns of Hornsea and Withernsea, and the wider landscape is marked by flat farmland, drainage dykes and an ever-present sense of coastal change and erosion that shapes local life.

Locally the economy is rooted in agriculture and small businesses, with a slice of tourism from holiday parks and walkers attracted to the coast and birdlife; nearby features such as Spurn Point add a draw for visitors. Community life centres on the village hall, church and pub, and residents are often engaged in conservation and coastal-management issues as the area adapts to environmental and economic shifts.