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Formed in 2002, we're a group of local people committed to entertaining the Filey community and surrounding towns, as well as holidaymakers from around the UK. You'll see us performing during the Filey Town Festival but we also perform at fundraising events for Filey in Bloom, local charities and just for fun. Keep visiting our Facebook page otherwise you'll miss out on our upcoming shows, videos and news. Don't forget to 'Like' our page and come to see us perform. We look forwarding to entertaining you.

Max Power Electrical covers the areas of Scarborough, Filey, Driffield and Bridlington and the surrounding areas. Electrical Services include: Rewires New Builds Extensions CCTV Telephone Garden Lighting Security Lighting

Lushious Lilly's is a mobile Beauty Therapist working Filey, Scarborough, Bridlington and surrounding villages.Full Qualified Level 3 Beauty Therapist

Primrose Valley Holiday Park is 'Haven's' premier 'All Action Park' and is situated on the beautiful North Yorkshire Coast near Filey, between the busy seaside resorts of Scarborough and Bridlington not far from the spectacular North York Moors. View the caravans by visiting the website at www.primrose-valley.net where you will find a large choice of privately owned caravans. Book directly with the owners and save money.

Filey Swimming Pool was built at Filey School by E.Yorks CC, using £20,000 donated by the Filey Swimming Baths Association. The Association’s volunteer army collected the funds though organising fundraising raffles etc in the town from 1959 until the pool was opened in 1976. The pool was finally built on land adjoining the Secondary School on Muston Road following additional funding by E.Y.C.C and Filey Urban District Council, among others. Ownership of the pool was then assumed by the County Council and the school to maintain and operate for the benefit of the school and people of Filey and District. Latterly the pool was transferred to the secondary school’s budget and the now North Yorkshire County Council gave them a precept to fund the extra cost. In recent years, this precept was withdrawn by the County Council and now the school can no longer afford to run the pool. Filey School decided to close the pool at the end of March 2013. This is a sad day for Filey and district swimmers. Filey Pool Action Group have been founded to explore all ways of keeping swimming facilities available to swimmers in Filey and District, by assuming responsibility for the pool and transferring ownership back to the community, or by building a new swimming pool in the town.

With its long sandy beach, charming promenade, Victorian gardens and delicious fish and chips, Filey is the perfect place to enjoy a traditional seaside break.