Yorkshire Coast News

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Scarborough Community Rallies Around Evacuated Residents Following Early Morning Explosion
Local venues and community groups have united to offer shelter, hot meals, and entertainment to dozens of residents displaced by an explosion on Cambridge Street.
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Filey Museum Forced to Close Following Fire Safety Concerns Shortly After Reopening
Filey Town Council has announced the temporary closure of Filey Museum due to serious health and safety issues identified during a recent fire inspection.
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Scarborough Fair Prepares To Launch With Action-Packed Fringe Festival
Residents and visitors are being encouraged to prepare for the upcoming Scarborough Fair, which begins with a diverse programme of Fringe events starting at the end of May.
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Busy Summer Ahead For Scarborough Athletic And Whitby Town
Yorkshire Coast football clubs are gearing up for the new campaign with ground improvements, volunteer appeals, and squad changes already underway.
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Whitby Town Midfielder Lewis Hawkins Departs After Six Years
Whitby Town midfielder Lewis Hawkins has declined a new contract offer and will leave the club ahead of the 2026/27 season.
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North Yorkshire Conservative Councillor Defects to Reform
Political control of North Yorkshire Council hangs in the balance after Councillor Tim Grogan became the latest Conservative to defect to Reform, leaving the ruling group in the minority.
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Scarborough Athletic Honoured With National Fan Engagement Award
Scarborough Athletic Football Club has been crowned the winner of the Best Fan Engagement prize at the 2026 Best of Non-League Awards.
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Scarborough's Cambridge Street Evacuated After Early-Morning 'Explosion'
Emergency Services including Police, Ambulance and North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue are on the scene following the incident shortly before 6:00am.
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Scarborough Adult Gaming Centre Seeks 24/7 Opening Hours For Third Time
An adult gaming centre in Scarborough has applied for 24-hour operation for a third time, despite previous rejections and police concerns over local crime rates.
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East Riding Councillors Push Back Against Proposed Tourism Tax Over Fears For Coastal Businesses
Local politicians are urging the regional combined authority mayor to abandon plans for an overnight visitor levy, warning it could severely damage the East Riding's fragile hospitality sector and undermine upcoming cultural bids.
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Deputy Mayor Calls For Better CCTV Integration And Investment Across North Yorkshire
Jo Coles, the Deputy Mayor of York and North Yorkshire, has highlighted the need for improved coordination and investment in surveillance camera networks to enhance community safety.
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Residents Object To Holiday Let Plan Near Historic Whitby Landmark
Locals in Whitby are strongly opposing plans to build four high-end holiday units near the historic 19th-century Larpool Viaduct, citing concerns over wildlife disruption, road safety, and the impact on the area's character.
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Conservative Leadership Meeting Abandoned Amid Eligibility Debate
A tense meeting to decide the leadership of North Yorkshire Council’s Conservative group was abruptly halted following a dispute over whether aligned independent councillors are eligible to vote.
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Cruel Romance Fraudsters Steal More Than £1.5 Million In North Yorkshire
New figures have revealed that victims in North Yorkshire and York lost more than £1.5 million to romance fraudsters in 2025.
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Scarborough and Whitby MP Calls for Industry Reform After Local Man's Retirement is "Ruined" by Mis-sold Holiday Home
Alison Hume, the Member of Parliament for Scarborough and Whitby, has brought the plight of a local constituent to the House of Commons, highlighting what she describes as a "living nightmare" for residents in the park home industry.
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Pickering Bike Shop Wins Inaugural National Award
Big Bear Bikes in Pickering has been named the first recipient of the national Local Bike Shop Week Award after securing nearly half of the public vote.
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Sycamore Gap Sapling Planted Near Whitby As Symbol Of Hope
A sapling grown from the iconic felled Sycamore Gap tree has been planted at Danby Lodge National Park Centre near Whitby.
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Britain's Got Talent Semi-Finalist Nancy Tilley To Perform At Scarborough's Rainbow Ball
Britain's Got Talent semi-finalist Nancy Tilley will be joining the line-up for The Rainbow Ball at Scarborough Spa this June, where she has also donated an exclusive drum lesson for the charity auction.
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Approval Granted For New Dog Walking Area In Filey
Plans to build a new enclosed dog walking area and car park at Airy Hill Farm in Hunmanby have been officially approved by North Yorkshire Council.
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North Yorkshire Fire Service Sees Massive Surge In Home Safety Visits
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service has recorded a dramatic increase in home fire safety visits, smashing ambitious targets to help protect local communities.
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Preparations Underway For Whitby's Fish And Ships Festival
Preparations are in full swing as Whitby gears up to host thousands of families for the annual Fish and Ships Festival, celebrating the town's rich maritime heritage.
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Residents Avoiding Scarborough Town Centre Due to Lack of Public Toilets
A lack of accessible public toilets in Scarborough is deterring residents from visiting the town centre, raising concerns about the negative impact on local businesses as the tourist season begins.
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Witness Appeal Following Assault In Eastfield
North Yorkshire Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman was assaulted by a man using a carrier bag in Eastfield.
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Scarborough Athletic Chairman Hails Monumental Season
Trevor Bull has praised the survival and record-breaking achievements of the Seadogs after a challenging year playing away from their home stadium.
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Former RAF Search And Rescue Helicopters Transformed Into Glamping Pods At North Yorkshire Water Park
Visitors to North Yorkshire Water Park can now spend the night aboard two newly converted Westland Sea King helicopters that previously served in life-saving Royal Air Force missions.
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Whitby Charity WHISH Honoured With The King’s Award For Voluntary Service
A Whitby-based charity supporting children with hidden impairments has been formally presented with the highest honour given to volunteer groups in the UK.
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Marks And Spencer Responds To Rumours About Closure Of Scarborough Site
Marks & Spencer has officially dismissed social media rumours claiming that its Scarborough town centre store is shutting down.
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Scarborough Brewers Fayre to be Converted
Whitbread has revealed plans to shut down its remaining Beefeater and Brewers Fayre restaurants, converting them to hotel rooms and integrated hotel restaurants.
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Police Appeal Following Vehicle Break-Ins in Eastfield
North Yorkshire Police are appealing for information and CCTV footage following a series of vehicle break-ins and interference incidents in the Crossgates and Eastfield area.
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Coastal Libraries Celebrate Local History Month With Sex Pistols And Giant Crabs
Residents in Scarborough, Whitby, and Pickering are being encouraged to explore their community’s past during a month-long local history campaign at North Yorkshire libraries.
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Housing Leaders Back Ambitious Blueprint For 60,000 New Homes Across York And North Yorkshire
A major new construction strategy aiming to deliver tens of thousands of properties, including a significant proportion of affordable homes, has been officially adopted to address the region's growing property crisis.
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Aldi Gives Update On Plan For New Scarborough Eastfield Store After Setback
Aldi has confirmed it is still progressing with plans to build a new £7 million supermarket in Eastfield, Scarborough, despite an initial setback regarding demolition proposals at the site.
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Nine New 5G Antennas Approved Near Scarborough Town Centre
North Yorkshire Council has approved the installation of nine new 5G antennas and a 3.75-metre mast extension on the rooftop of the Scarborough Telephone Exchange to improve local connectivity.
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North Yorkshire Taxi Fares Could Rise Following Fuel Price Spike
North Yorkshire Council is set to review a proposed five per cent increase in maximum taxi fares to help drivers cope with soaring petrol and diesel costs.
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Plan To Expand Large Scarborough Mural On Grade-II Listed Building
North Yorkshire Council has submitted plans to extend a prominent outdoor mural on a Grade-II listed building in Scarborough's town centre to boost civic pride and enhance the local environment.
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Coastal Housing Market And Training Delays Impact Filey Firefighter Recruitment
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service is facing unique challenges in manning its coastal on-call stations, as an ageing population and an increase in holiday lets shrink the pool of potential recruits.
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North Yorkshire Library Overhaul Hailed As A Success Despite Past Controversies
Senior councillors have praised the controversial restructuring of North Yorkshire's library service, noting that the move to volunteer-led branches has resulted in nearly 1.8 million visits over the past year.
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Bridlington Support Group Raises Over £900 For Saint Catherine’s Hospice
A successful Spring Coffee Morning held at Bridlington Rugby Club has raised more than £900 to support patient care at Saint Catherine’s Hospice.
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Whitby Town Record Appearance Maker To Leave
Whitby Town goalkeeper Shane Bland has turned down the club’s offer of a new contract and will leave the Towbar Express Stadium ahead of the 2026/27 season.
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Empty Council Properties in Scarborough to Become Temporary Homeless Accommodation
Three vacant council-owned properties in Scarborough will be refurbished into eight flats to provide temporary accommodation for homeless households by the end of 2027.
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East Riding Councillors Voice Concerns Over Proposed Tourism Tax
Two senior politicians in the East Riding have warned that a potential visitor levy could harm the local hospitality sector and are demanding more clarity from the government before any decisions are made.
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Charity Railway And Gardens Open Days Return To Staintondale- on Monday
The popular Moorland Railway and Gardens fundraising events are back, offering miniature train rides and sweet treats to support local causes.
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Vintage Star Wars Toy Exhibition Coming To East Yorkshire
One of the UK's finest collections of vintage Star Wars toys and original cinema posters is set to go on display at Beverley Art Gallery this June.
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North Yorkshire Police Promote Deaf Awareness
To mark Deaf Awareness Week, the force's local Safer Neighbourhood Team will be holding community drop‑in sessions to raise awareness of hearing impairments and to offer support.
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North Yorkshire Council To Consider £200,000 Investment For Tour Of Britain
Senior councillors will meet next week to debate allocating funds to bring two stages of a major international cycling race to the county.
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New Padel Courts Planned For North Yorkshire Water Park
Plans have been submitted to construct two new padel tennis courts at North Yorkshire Water Park to diversify the site's leisure activities.
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North Yorkshire Council Deputy Leader Gareth Dadd To Step Down After 22 Years
Councillor Gareth Dadd has announced he will not seek re-election as deputy leader of North Yorkshire Council next week and will step down as a councillor at next year’s local elections.
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North Yorkshire Fire Service Reports Increase In Road Traffic Collisions
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service has recorded a 16 per cent rise in the number of road traffic collisions it attended during the last financial year, though the majority did not require rescue operations.
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Opposition To Pub’s Conversion Into Flats Over ‘Loss Of Amenity’ Fears
Local councillors are strongly opposing plans to convert the Duchess pub in Scarborough into residential flats, citing a loss of community amenity despite claims from the former licensee that the business was no longer commercially viable.
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North Yorkshire Council Leader Faces Challenge From Former Mayoral Candidate
Councillor Keane Duncan has launched a leadership bid against long-serving North Yorkshire Conservative Group leader Carl Les ahead of next week's annual general meeting.
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Yorkshire Coast Cricket Round-up
All our sides were in action on Saturday.
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Man Dies: Police Appeal After East Riding Crash
Officers are appealing for witnesses after a man sustained fatal injuries in a road traffic collision on the B1238 Hull Road near Aldbrough at around 7.50pm on Thursday.
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Deputy Mayor Highlights Importance Of Neighbourhood Policing on Yorkshire Coast
North Yorkshire's Deputy Mayor has praised the impact of visible community policing after receiving positive feedback from businesses in Whitby and Filey.
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Dog Ban Takes Effect On Scarborough's South Bay Following Fierce Debate
New legislation banning dogs from Scarborough's South Bay has come into force following intense local discussions, though visiting tourists have expressed support for the restrictions.
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Paddy & Nicky Take On The 40-Mile Lyke Wake Walk For The Rainbow Centre
The challenge is the 2nd of 7 challenges dubbed a 'Rainbow Of Challenges' that the pair are doing for The Rainbow Centre in Scarborough.
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Management Changes at Whitby Town
Whitby Town have confirmed a reshuffle of their first-team management, with Lee Bullock appointed as the club’s new manager.
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Dozens Object To Major 'New Town Centre' Retail Park Proposal In Scarborough
More than 60 residents and the local town council have submitted letters objecting to a proposed retail park on Filey Road in Scarborough, citing concerns over its impact on the existing high street, the environment, and local traffic.
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Over 70 Uninsured Vehicles Seized During Targeted Humberside Police Operation
Officers from the Humberside Police's Roads Policing Team have seized 72 vehicles as part of a national intensification week targeting uninsured drivers on the roads.
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Former Hotelier Jailed After Six Years On The Run Over Food Hygiene Offences
A 72-year-old former Pickering hotel manager who fled to live off-grid in Scotland to evade severe food hygiene charges has been sentenced to more than two years in prison.
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Striking Murals Bring New Life To Bridlington In £125,000 Regeneration Scheme
Two eye-catching murals celebrating local history and wildlife have been unveiled in Bridlington as part of a £125,000 council regeneration project.
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East Riding Councillor Urges Regional Mayor To Scrap Proposed Tourism Tax Amid Culture Bids
An East Riding councillor has called on the region's combined authority mayor to ditch plans for a visitor levy, warning that taxing tourists could sabotage ongoing bids by local towns to become the UK's next Town of Culture.
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Bridlington Councillor Demands Urgent Protection For The Gypsey Race From Sewage Discharges
Calls are intensifying for better protection of the Gypsey Race in Bridlington, as local councillors warn that ongoing sewage discharges threaten one of East Yorkshire's rare chalk streams.
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Whitby Town Football Club Confirms Squad Departures Ahead Of New Season
Whitby Town Football Club has announced that several players, including Layton Watts, will be leaving the Towbar Express Stadium this summer following the conclusion of the 2025/26 season.
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Council Issues Fly-Tipping Warning As New Waste Rules Come Into Force
North Yorkshire Council has warned that fly-tipping will not be tolerated as a new mandatory vehicle registration system for household waste recycling centres is introduced to prevent misuse by non-residents.
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Mayor's Men's Mental Health Fund Awards More Than £600,000 To Local Projects Including Scarborough And Whitby
More than £616,000 has been awarded to twenty-three projects across North Yorkshire, including a wellbeing programme in Scarborough and Whitby, to help improve men's mental health and reduce the risk of suicide.
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Scarborough Hospital's New Oxygen Storage Facility Gets Green Light
North Yorkshire Council has approved plans for a new galvanised steel oxygen bottle storage facility to be built at Scarborough Hospital.
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North Yorkshire Moors Railway Confirms Revised Reopening Dates As Bridge Fundraising Tops Quarter Of A Million
Heritage railway bosses have announced updated reopening schedules for the route to Whitby as donations for critical bridge repairs surpass the £250,000 milestone.
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Scarborough's Rainbow Centre Plans To Demolish And Replace Headquarters
The Rainbow Centre in Scarborough has submitted plans to demolish its current site and construct a modern, three-and-a-half-storey facility to meet the growing demand for its services.
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Council To Consider Ban On Wild Camping And Barbecues Across Scarborough And Whitby
North Yorkshire Council is set to review a proposed Public Space Protection Order this Friday to tackle a surge in illegal camping, fires, and anti-social behaviour along the coast.
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North Yorkshire Fire Engine Availability Sees Slight Drop Despite Tax Hikes
Residents in North Yorkshire are paying more for their fire service, yet average fire engine availability has dipped by two per cent over the last twelve months.
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East Riding College Student Crowned Winner At International Culinary Competition In Venice
A hospitality student from East Riding College's Bridlington campus has claimed first place at a prestigious international cooking competition in Italy.
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Whitby Town Announces Departures And Major Rebuild Following Challenging Season
Whitby Town has confirmed the departures of joint-manager Jason Kennedy and sports therapist Ben Slater, as Lee Bullock promises a major club restructure ahead of the new campaign.
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Number Of 12-Hour Trolley Waits Continues To Drop At York And Scarborough NHS
The number of patients waiting over 12 hours for a bed at York and Scarborough hospitals has fallen significantly since January, though health bosses caution the figures remain too high.
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Scarborough Pub That 'Barely Broke Even' Could Be Turned Into Flats
New proposals have been submitted to North Yorkshire Council to convert The Duchess pub in Scarborough into flats and bungalows.
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Large Fire Breaks Out At Former Balmoral Hotel In Bridlington
Emergency services have spent the night tackling a significant blaze at a disused hotel on Fort Terrace in Bridlington.
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Scarborough Athletic Promotion Hopes End with 4-2 Loss
Scarborough Athletic's hopes of chasing promotion to the National League ended with defeat to Buxton on Tuesday.
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RNLI Lifeguards Return To North Yorkshire Beaches For Spring Bank Holiday
Royal National Lifeboat Institution lifeguards are preparing to return to six North Yorkshire beaches to provide daily patrols and essential safety advice over the summer season.
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RNLI Lifeguards Return To East Riding Beaches For The Summer
Royal National Lifeboat Institution lifeguards are set to resume their daily patrols across East Riding beaches starting from the Spring Bank Holiday weekend.
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Pickering Bike Shop Shortlisted For National Award
Big Bear Bikes in Pickering has been named a finalist in the Local Bike Shop Week Awards and is calling on the community to help them secure the win.
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South Cliff Holiday Park And Sewerby Hall Cottages Join Bridlington Tourist Association
Two popular East Yorkshire accommodation providers have joined the Bridlington Tourist Association, offering guests exclusive local discounts through a new passport scheme.
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New 46m Wind Turbine Approved Despite Concerns From Ministry Of Defence
North Yorkshire Council has approved plans for a 46-metre wind turbine at a farm near Filey, despite the Ministry of Defence warning it could obstruct low-flying aircraft.
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Police Drone Helps Recover Stolen Whitby Motorhome
A motorhome stolen during a burglary near Whitby has been recovered in Hartlepool after the owner tracked its signal and officers used a drone to pinpoint its exact location.
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Vape Shop’s ‘Hideous’ Retrospective Shop Design Plan Rejected
North Yorkshire Council has rejected a retrospective application for a Scarborough vape shop's storefront advertising after planners and councillors criticized the bright vinyl signs for clashing with the historic conservation area.
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The Coastal Crime Busters Keeping Bridlington Safe
Humberside Police are highlighting the vital work of two dedicated officers tackling seasonal challenges and drug-related crime on the coast of the East Riding of Yorkshire.
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Extra Police Patrols To Tackle Antisocial Behaviour On The Yorkshire Coast Over May Bank Holidays
North Yorkshire Police are reallocating officers to conduct high-visibility patrols in coastal towns like Scarborough and Whitby over the May bank holiday weekends to combat a recent rise in antisocial behaviour.
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Scarborough Athletic Prepare For Crucial Buxton Eliminator Clash
Scarborough Athletic manager Jono Greening and midfielder Alex Purver are preparing for their crucial National North Eliminator match against Buxton on Tuesday, with the winners advancing to face South Shields.
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Yorkshire Water Seeks Views On Multimillion-Pound Scarborough Investment
Residents and businesses are being urged to attend weekly drop-in sessions starting this Tuesday to help shape a major new investment in Scarborough's wastewater network.
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Record-Breaking Scalby Charity Walk Raises £3,000 As Search Begins For Fair Volunteers
The annual Scalby Charity Walk on Easter Monday has raised a record £3,000 for local causes, prompting organisers to launch a fresh appeal for volunteers ahead of Scalby Fair Week.
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The Scarborough Fair Returns With Over One Hundred And Seventy Events For Its Third Summer Season
The Scarborough Fair is set to bring a vibrant season of arts, culture, and community events to the seaside town this summer, featuring more than one hundred and seventy events across almost fifty venues.
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More Details Revealed For Scarborough 400 Anniversary Celebrations
A packed programme of exhibitions, arts events, and a new bronze sculpture have been announced to mark 400 years since the discovery of Scarborough's spa waters.
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Whitby Wine Merchant Proposes Pre-Booked Tasting Sessions
Tipsea Wines Ltd has applied for a premises licence to launch a new independent wine merchant and host pre-booked tasting sessions on Grape Lane in Whitby.
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New Government Funding to Support Firefighter Health and Wellbeing Across North Yorkshire
A new national programme providing bespoke health support and funded research for firefighters has been welcomed by local leaders across North Yorkshire.
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Company Behind Controversial Gas Rig Plan Vows To Appeal Against Refusal
Campaigners and politicians have celebrated the preliminary refusal of a controversial gas drilling rig near Scarborough, but developer Europa Oil & Gas has vowed to appeal the decision.
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Scarborough & Whitby MP Demands Regulator Over 'Failing' NHS Wheelchair Services
Alison Hume has called for an independent national regulator after revealing that severe delays and failing NHS-contracted wheelchair services are leaving local residents trapped in their own homes.
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North Yorkshire Fire And Rescue Service Reports Increase In Incidents
The North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service has seen a rise in overall incidents and appliance deployments over the past year, largely driven by an increase in secondary fires and false alarms.
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Papas Fish And Chips Set To Return To Former Whitby Site
Papas Fish and Chips has submitted a licensing application to return to its former location on Baxtergate in Whitby following the departure of a major burger chain.
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New Registration Scheme Introduced At North Yorkshire Recycling Centres
Residents are being urged to register their vehicles as new rules for accessing North Yorkshire's household waste recycling centres come into force today.
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Professor Chris Whitty Visits East Riding To Discuss Rural Health Challenges
The Chief Medical Officer for England, Professor Sir Chris Whitty, has visited the East Riding, including Driffield, to research health and wellbeing in rural communities for his upcoming annual report.
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Rio Goal Books Scarborough Athletic Play Off Spot
The Seadogs will travel to the Peak District on Tuesday night for a National North play-off quarter final.
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Whitby Town Fight To Avoid First Ever Relegation
This was the most popular 0-0 draw Whitby have ever forced at the Towbar Express Stadium.
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Giant Community Painting Revealed To Raise Funds For Yorkshire Coast Churches
Nearly a hundred volunteers have collaborated on a giant mystery painting to raise money for the maintenance of three historic Yorkshire Coast churches.
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Bridlington Rugby Promoted After Last Day Win
Brid are back in Yorkshire One at the first attempt.
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Yorkshire Coast Cricket: Opening Day Round-up
How did our local sides fare on day one of the 2026 season?
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Bridlington Town Finish Eighth After 8-0 Victory
The Seasiders hammered bottom club Brighouse to climb the NPL East table on the final day of the season.
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Planning Committee Rejects Burniston Drilling Rig Plan
Councillors on North Yorkshire's Strategic Planning committee have voted to reject plans for a gas drilling rig at Burniston.
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Scarborough's Yorkshire Cup Regatta This Weekend
Scarborough's South Bay is hosting the Yorkshire Cup Regatta this weekend, featuring a diverse fleet of fifteen boats competing under a unique handicap system.
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First Native Crayfish Raised In Yorkshire Hatchery Released Into The Wild
Over 180 juvenile white-clawed crayfish have been successfully released into a North Yorkshire beck after being raised at the county's first dedicated hatchery.
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Bridlington MP Fights Proposed Closure Of Care Unit
Bridlington MP Charlie Dewhirst has expressed his deep disappointment over plans to close the Bridlington Care Unit in June 2026 and is taking a petition to Parliament.
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Operation Tornado Sees Twelve Arrests and Marine Wildlife Protected in Scarborough
North Yorkshire Police's Operation Tornado has resulted in twelve arrests, multiple vehicle seizures, and a multi-agency effort to protect marine wildlife along the Scarborough coast.
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Welsh Drug Dealer Jailed For Three Years For Peddling Cocaine And Cannabis In Whitby
A 34-year-old man from Wales has been sentenced to over three years in prison after police uncovered his Whitby drug-dealing operation through text messages following a traffic collision.
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Views Sought On Pilot Project To Tackle Empty Shops In Scarborough
North Yorkshire Council is asking residents and businesses to help shape new proposals to bring long-term vacant properties back into use in Scarborough town centre.
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Yorkshire Coast Cricket Begins on Saturday
Our senior sides are all in action after a re-shaping of the local leagues.
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Royal National Lifeboat Institution Launches Recruitment Drive For Fundraisers On The Yorkshire Coast
Applications are now open for paid face-to-face fundraising roles with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution in locations including Scarborough, Whitby, Filey, and Bridlington.
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Whitby Town Face Pivotal Relegation Battle In Final Game Of The Season
Whitby Town are preparing for a crucial clash against Cleethorpes Town this Saturday, where a single point will secure their survival in the Pitching In Northern Premier League Premier Division.
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Decision Day For Controversial Burniston Gas Rig Plans
North Yorkshire Council's strategic planning committee will meet on Friday to decide on controversial plans for a new gas drilling rig in Burniston near Scarborough.
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Bridlington Woman Takes On 1,500-Mile Walking Challenge For Saint Catherine’s Hospice
Louise Brown from Bridlington is walking 1,500 miles to raise funds for Saint Catherine’s Hospice in memory of her dear friend and army veteran, Ray Francis MBE.
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Fire Chiefs Warn Over Wildfire Risks On Moors Following Last Year's Devastating Blaze
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service has issued a stark warning about the risk of wildfires on the moors, urging the public to avoid using naked flames following last summer's devastating Langdale Moor blaze.
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Scarborough Athletic Seek Play-Off Spot In Final Game Of The Season
Scarborough Athletic travel to Bedford Town this Saturday for the final game of the season with a National League North play-off place firmly in their own hands.
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North Yorkshire EV Charger Roll-Out Paused Not Abandoned
North Yorkshire Council has paused its £8m electric vehicle charger roll-out to review its approach due to market changes, prompting calls from local councillors to speed up the delivery of crucial charging infrastructure.
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Whitby Town Appoints Paul Walker As New Club Secretary
Whitby Town has announced the appointment of Paul Walker as its new Secretary, bringing decades of football, administrative, and grassroots experience to the Yorkshire Coast club.
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Saint Cecilia’s Managing Director To Tackle London Marathon For Dementia UK
Aaron Padgham is taking on the London Marathon to raise £2,500 for Dementia UK to support families affected by the condition across the region.
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East Yorkshire Celebrates Local Environmental Projects To Mark Earth Day
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is marking Earth Day by highlighting local renewable energy and environmental projects, including solar carports at leisure centres in Bridlington, Hornsea, and Driffield.
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Health Bosses Reveal Further Details on Proposed Closure of Bridlington Care Unit
The NHS has released a detailed briefing regarding the planned closure of the care unit at Bridlington Hospital, citing a shift towards community-based care and the withdrawal of pandemic-era funding.
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Bridlington Councillor Warns Proposed Tourism Tax Could Damage Coastal Businesses
A Bridlington councillor has warned that a proposed visitor levy on overnight stays could cause reputational damage and complex operational challenges for the local hospitality sector.
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Operation Seabird Event in Scarborough to Protect Marine Wildlife
North Yorkshire Police are inviting the community to a special event on Marine Drive this Wednesday to learn how to protect Scarborough's coastal wildlife.
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North Yorkshire Police Receives Six 'Good' Grades In Latest Independent Inspection
North Yorkshire Police has been praised for its leadership, safeguarding, and crime prevention in a new national report, though inspectors noted improvements are needed in its custody environments.
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North Yorkshire Council Agrees To 40p Fee For Public Toilets
North Yorkshire Council has approved plans to introduce a standard 40p entry fee for public toilets across the county to help fund an improvement programme.
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Whitby Town Coach And Captain Issue Rallying Cry To Supporters Ahead Of Relegation Clash
Whitby Town's coach and captain are urging fans to fill the Towbar Express Stadium this Saturday for a crucial, do-or-die fixture against Cleethorpes as the club battles to avoid relegation from the NPL Premier.
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Scarborough And Whitby MP Shows Support For The Forget-Me-Not Dementia Train
Alison Hume MP has joined passengers on a special train service designed to support people living with dementia and their carers along the picturesque Esk Valley line.
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Scarborough Athletic Aim For Play-Off Glory In Final Day Clash At Bedford Town
Scarborough Athletic travel to Bedford Town on Saturday knowing a victory will guarantee them a place in the National League North promotion play-offs.
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New Youth Brass Band Launches In The East Riding
Young brass musicians from Year 3 upwards are being invited to join a newly formed East Riding of Yorkshire Youth Band following a successful music event.
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East Riding Councillors Oppose Proposed Tourism Tax For East Yorkshire
East Riding Councillors have voiced strong opposition to a proposed visitor levy, warning it could damage the local hospitality sector and deter tourists.
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Call for International Protection for East Yorkshire's Rare Chalk Streams
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has passed a motion to support the nomination of the region's rare chalk streams as a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site and to demand stronger national protections against pollution and over-abstraction.
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Scarborough Town Council Announces Community Grant Awards
Scarborough Town Council has revealed the twenty-four local organisations set to benefit from its 2025/26 Community Grant Award Scheme.
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Solar Power Investment Brings Huge Savings to Scarborough and Whitby Community Buildings
A million-pound investment in solar technology is set to slash running costs and carbon emissions at key community facilities across the Yorkshire Coast, including sites in Scarborough and Whitby.
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Eden Camp Reveals Action-Packed Programme Of Events For 2026 Season
A North Yorkshire military museum has announced its full calendar of immersive events and living history weekends for the 2026 season alongside new ticket pricing.
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Deadline Approaching For North Yorkshire Community Fund Applications
Community groups across North Yorkshire have just days left to apply for up to £30,000 from a funding pot aimed at enhancing local safety and early intervention projects.
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East Riding Launches £3.5 Million Road Improvement Programme to Tackle Potholes
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is investing £3.5 million in a massive spring and summer road surface dressing programme designed to protect against potholes.
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Car Pushed Over Withernsea Cliff Winched To Safety
An abandoned Peugeot 107 believed to have been pushed over a cliff in Withernsea has been winched to safety by the local council.
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Bridlington Rugby Target Quickfire Promotion
It's the final day of the rugby season for two of our Yorkshire Coast sides- Brid have a target in mind.
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Bridlington Town End Season With Strugglers at Home
The Seasiders welcome Brighouse to the Mounting Systems Stadium.
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North Yorkshire Fire And Rescue Service Reports Eight Per Cent Fall In House Fires
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service has recorded an eight per cent reduction in dwelling fires over the last two years, driven by a significant increase in community prevention work.
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Driffield Electrician Issues Warning Over Dangerous Home Electrical Habits
A Driffield electrician is urging households to check their electrical safety habits as new research reveals a widespread lack of basic DIY skills and dangerous practices.
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Nominations Open To Shine A Light On North Yorkshire's Community Champions
North Yorkshire Council has launched its annual Community Awards with two new categories to celebrate the region's dedicated volunteers and local organisations.
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East Riding Council Praises Yorkshire Wildlife Trust As Charity Celebrates Eightieth Anniversary
East Riding Council has expressed its sincere appreciation for the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust as the conservation charity prepares to mark its eightieth anniversary with a series of special events this May.
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Scarborough To Host St George's Day Armed Forces Church Parade
Scarborough Mayor Thomas Murray will join veterans and residents for a special St George's Day Armed Forces Church Parade at St Andrew's URC on Sunday, 26 April.
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Scarborough Athletic Remain Fifth But Might Need Result Next Week
The Seadogs came from behind to beat a promotion rival but aren't certain of a place in the National North play-offs yet.
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Whitby Town Coach After Defeat: "We've Got To Change"
Denny Ingram has challenged the club's players to change things ahead of a make or break final weekend of the NPL Premier season.
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Bridlington Rugby Promotion Battle Goes To Last Day
Brid beat Ripon and the leaders slipping up means they could yet take the title but the promotion race from Yorkshire 2 is two from three.
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Sci-Fi Scarborough Returns To The Spa For Its Twelfth Year
Fans of science fiction, fantasy, and the paranormal are preparing to descend on the Yorkshire Coast this weekend as Sci-Fi Scarborough returns for its twelfth consecutive year.
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Stan's The Man As Brid Town Win Again
Bridlington Town continue their fine form in NPL East but left it late in Northumberland.
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Fears Over Fly-Tipping As Council Changes Waste Recycling Centre Rules
North Yorkshire Council's new requirement for residents to register their vehicles before using household waste recycling centres has sparked widespread concerns about a potential surge in fly-tipping.
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Over £250,000 Awarded to Revitalise Scarborough and Whitby High Streets
Three creative projects in Scarborough and Whitby will share a portion of a £2.3 million fund designed to regenerate local high streets and boost economic growth on the Yorkshire Coast.
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Protestors Rally Ahead Of Crucial Burniston Gas Rig Decision
Campaigners from Frack Free Coastal Communities are urging residents to join a protest outside Scarborough Town Hall on April 24th to oppose controversial plans for a gas drilling rig in Burniston.
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Record Year For North Yorkshire Families Securing First-Choice Primary Schools
A record 96 per cent of families in North Yorkshire have successfully secured their first-choice primary school for September 2026.
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Seafarer Training Scheme Delivers Strong Economic Returns, Independent Report Finds
An eight-year review has revealed that a Maritime and Coastguard Agency funding programme for seafarer training contributes more than £500 million to the UK economy.
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Multi-Million Pound Investment And High-Tech Monitoring Aim To Solve Scarborough's Water Quality Puzzle
Yorkshire Water and the Environment Agency are rolling out a £150 million investment and advanced monitoring technology to tackle the persistent bathing water quality issues in Scarborough.
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North Yorkshire Police Praises Remarkable Impact Of Volunteers
North Yorkshire Police has highlighted the vital role and thousands of hours contributed by volunteers, including those in Scarborough, to help keep communities safe.
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New Registration Scheme Set To Launch At North Yorkshire Recycling Centres
A new vehicle registration scheme will launch at North Yorkshire's household waste recycling centres on April 27 to ensure the service is used fairly by residents and to save taxpayers up to £400,000 a year.
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East Riding Families Receive Primary School Place Offers For September 2026
Ninety-five per cent of children in the East Riding have been offered a place at their first-choice primary school for the upcoming academic year.
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Plans Emerge For 500MW Clean Air Solar Farm Near Beverley
Revised plans have been unveiled for a 500MW solar project near Beverley, now named Clean Air Solar Farm, which aims to power approximately 160,000 UK homes.
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Partial Closure Order Granted For Scarborough Property Following Anti-Social Behaviour
York Magistrates Court has granted a three-month partial closure order for a property on Regent Street in Scarborough to tackle anti-social behaviour while safeguarding the resident.
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Scarborough Theatre Boss Welcomes £2.7 Million Funding Boost
Scarborough's historic Stephen Joseph Theatre has been awarded a massive £2.7 million investment to fix its leaking roof and completely revamp the McCarthy auditorium.
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NHS Dental Capacity Set To Double In Bridlington Following Six Million Pound Investment
Two new NHS dental contracts worth over £6 million have been awarded in Bridlington, promising to double the town's current dental capacity and tackle its reputation as a 'dental desert'.
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Free Care Advice Drop-In Session To Be Held In Scarborough
Saint Cecilia's Care Group is hosting a free drop-in advice session in Scarborough to help residents navigate dementia care, financial support, and respite services.
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Scarborough Athletic Manager Calls For Fans To Be 'Twelfth Man' In Crucial Merthyr Home Clash
Scarborough Athletic manager Jono Greening is urging supporters to back the team as they face National North play-off rivals Merthyr Town at the Mounting Systems Stadium in Bridlington this Saturday.
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Burton Constable Hall Secures £242,000 Funding To Restore Historic Cupolas
Burton Constable Hall has been awarded a significant grant of £242,000 from Arts Council England to safeguard its iconic architectural cupolas.
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Call For North Yorkshire's Public Toilets To Remain Free As Council Set to Make Fees Decision
A campaign is growing to keep North Yorkshire's public toilets free of charge, despite council plans to introduce a usage fee to help fund a major improvement programme.
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Local Charities Benefit From £46,000 Donation Through Safety-Linked Programme
Three local charities, including Whitby Wildlife Sanctuary, will share a £46,000 donation thanks to a Woodsmith Project initiative that links safe working practices to community support.
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Essential Highway Maintenance Causes Road Closure on A171
North Yorkshire Council has announced a road restriction on the A171 near Hawsker for essential highway maintenance.
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Scarborough's Stephen Joseph Theatre Secures £2.7 Million In Major Funding Boost
Scarborough's Stephen Joseph Theatre is among several Yorkshire Coast venues to receive a share of a multi-million-pound government investment to improve access to arts and culture.
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Whitby Town Coach Demands Fight For Survival Ahead of Pivotal Leek Town Trip
Whitby Town coach Denny Ingram says the team's sole focus is on securing NPL Premier Division survival as they prepare for a vital away trip to Leek Town this Saturday.
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Plans To Close Bridlington Care Unit Spark Health Forum Concerns
The Bridlington Health Forum has expressed deep disappointment and concern over the proposed closure of a care unit at Bridlington Hospital, warning it could increase pressures on Scarborough Hospital.
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Yorkshire Water Reveals Dedicated Bathing Water Quality Team For Scarborough
Yorkshire Water has announced the creation of a new dedicated bathing water quality team, with a particular emphasis on beaches in and around Scarborough.
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Scarborough And Whitby RNLI Crews Among Busiest As Charity Launches Mayday Appeal
New statistics reveal that RNLI lifeboat crews in Scarborough and Whitby launched over one hundred times combined last year, as the charity issues its annual Mayday fundraising call.
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Plans Unveiled To Standardise Public Toilet Fees And Upgrade Facilities Across North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire Council is set to consider a new strategy for its public toilet network, which could see a standard entry fee of 40p or 50p introduced alongside a major modernisation programme.
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Whitby Rowing Club Rows Equivalent Distance To Copenhagen To Raise £1,500 For Local Charity
The Friendship Amateur Rowing Club in Whitby has raised over £1,500 for WHISH by rowing a staggering 888,806 metres on indoor machines to support children with disabilities and hidden impairments.
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Plans To Close Bridlington Care Unit Spark Strong Opposition
Proposals to close a social care facility at Bridlington Hospital have drawn heavy criticism from unions, health campaigners, and local councillors who say they were not consulted on the plans.
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North Yorkshire Council Launches Legal Action Over £20m Road Funding Dispute
North Yorkshire Council has initiated legal proceedings against the York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority over a budget decision that leaders claim will cost the county £20 million in road repair funding.
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Scarborough Food and Drink Festival Hailed a Success as Crowds Flock to Open Air Theatre
Hundreds of families enjoyed a weekend-long celebration of global cuisine and local produce as the Scarborough Food and Drink Festival returned for its second year.
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Scarborough-Based Dale Power Solutions Expands With New Southern Hub In St Albans
Scarborough-based Dale Power Solutions has opened a significantly larger, purpose-built facility in St Albans to serve as a strategic hub for its commercial power supply division across the South of England.
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North Yorkshire Police Call Answering Times See Dramatic Improvement
North Yorkshire Police has reported a major reduction in emergency and non-emergency call answering times, transforming its national ranking despite a surge in public demand.
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Yorkshire Water Reassures Scarborough And Scalby Residents Over Bathing Water Quality Monitors
Yorkshire Water has addressed concerns regarding bathing water quality in Scarborough and Scalby, explaining that false spill readings on their real-time map are sometimes caused by spiders' webs and dust in underground sensors.
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Teenager Appears In Court Following Serious Assault In Scarborough
An 18-year-old man has appeared in court charged with wounding with intent and possessing an offensive weapon following a serious assault in Scarborough.
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Man Arrested Following E-Bike And Electronics Burglary In Scarborough
A 33-year-old man has been arrested and released on bail following a burglary in the Eastfield area of Scarborough where an e-bike and a games console were stolen.
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North Yorkshire Police To Implement Live Facial Recognition Technology
North Yorkshire Police are planning to introduce Live Facial Recognition technology to tackle serious crime, prompting the Deputy Mayor to seek assurances over civil liberties.
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Future Of Scarborough Bathing Water Quality Summits Secured As Officials Vow To Continue Multi-Agency Efforts
Officials have committed to continuing Scarborough's bathing water quality summits, highlighting the need for ongoing political scrutiny and investment to tackle pollution from multiple sources along the Yorkshire Coast.
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Crime Drops By Over Three Per Cent Across North Yorkshire As Arrest Rates Rise
North Yorkshire Police have reported a 3.7 per cent decrease in overall crime, alongside an increase in the proportion of recorded crimes resulting in an arrest.
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Yorkshire Coast Concerns: Coastal Tourism in England Drops by Ten Percent
Visit England is encouraging more British holidaymakers to take their breaks at home after revealing that coastal tourism in the country has fallen by ten percent over the past year.
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Seaweed Aquaculture Explored As Natural Solution To Scarborough Bathing Water Quality
Yorkshire Water and researchers are investigating the use of seaweed aquaculture and aquatic plants to absorb excess pollution and improve bathing water quality in Scarborough.
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Council Considers New Bonfire Night Restrictions For Scarborough Beaches Following Sea Life Centre Outrage
North Yorkshire Council is exploring tighter controls, including a potential public space protection order, to manage unregulated Bonfire Night activities on Scarborough's North Bay.
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Top Level Motorcycle Road Racing Returns To Scarborough's Oliver's Mount
The Bob Smith Spring Cup brings elite motorcycle racing back to Oliver's Mount in Scarborough this weekend, featuring next-generation supersport bikes and top riders.
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Calls For Year-Round Water Testing In Scarborough Amid Sea Pool Plans
Campaigners are pushing for year-round bathing water sampling in Scarborough to support a proposed tidal sea pool, while the Environment Agency awaits government funding to extend the testing season.
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Investigation Underway After Man Seen Kicking Dog In Scarborough
Police are appealing for witnesses after a distressing video circulated on social media showing a man kicking a dog on Northway in Scarborough.
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Motorcyclist Sustains Life-Threatening Injuries Following Collision Near Driffield
A 52-year-old man has been taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries following a collision between a moped and a car on the B1249 in Langtoft.
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Storm Dave Aftermath Brings Down Trees And Disrupts Travel Along The Yorkshire Coast
The aftermath of Storm Dave has caused significant travel disruption across the region, with fallen trees blocking the railway line between Scarborough and York, throughout the morning, alongside several local roads.
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Scalby Easter Walk Returns to Raise Funds for Futureworks Charity
Easter Monday's annual six-mile Scalby Charity Walk is set to bring around two hundred participants together to enjoy local villages and pubs while raising money for Futureworks.
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Scarborough Celebrates 400th Anniversary Of Spring Water Discovery With Year-Long Exhibition
A year-long exhibition has opened to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the discovery of Scarborough's spring water, exploring the town's history as the first seaside resort and its deep maritime connections.
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Scarborough Charity Match Set To Raise Funds For Motor Neurone Disease Research
A charity football match will take place this Easter Sunday at Pindar Leisure Centre to raise vital funds for Motor Neurone Disease research.
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Bridlington Town Demolish Blyth Town In Seven-Goal Thriller At The Mounting Systems Stadium
Bridlington Town secured a resounding 7-0 victory against Blyth Town at the Mounting Systems Stadium, with Ben Farrar and Ahmed Salam both netting twice in a completely dominant display.







