All but one goal came in the first half as Brid lost a five-goal thriller up north on Saturday.
They were beaten in Northumberland where all five goals came in the opening 51 minutes.
Sam Leverett put Denny Ingram's men ahead inside 11 minutes, only for hosts Ashington to level on 25.
Leverett reinstated 18th-placed Brid's advantage on the half hour but the Colliers made it 2-2 six minutes before half-time.
They then won it six minutes into the second half.
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East Riding of Yorkshire Council formally approved its budget for the 2026/27 financial year last week, a move marked by deep frustration and disappointment among councillors over what they describe as one of the worst government funding settlements in the country.
The sounds of a Ukrainian choir will mark the resumption of a poignant and thought-provoking exhibition that is touring North Yorkshire.
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