Yorkshire Coast News

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Yorkshire Coast Parks Secure Prestigious Green Flag Awards
Five parks across Scarborough, Whitby, and Filey have been recognised among the best in the region with international Green Flag Awards, as new research highlights a widening national divide in green space access.
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Decision Deferred On Middle Deepdale Homes Over Bridge Delays
Councillors have deferred a decision on whether to allow more homes to be occupied at the Middle Deepdale development in Scarborough before a promised link bridge is constructed.
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Owners Of Disputed Community Hall To Press Ahead With Sale Despite Objections
The owners of Newby and Scalby Community Hall have confirmed their intention to proceed with the sale of the venue, initiating a six-week interim moratorium period amid strong opposition from local residents.
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Memorial Match At Bridlington Town as Scarborough Athletic Visit
Tuesday night sees Scarborough Athletic return to their former temporary home at the Mounting Systems Stadium.
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Bullock Wants Battle As Whitby Town Face West
Whitby Town go to West Auckland on Tuesday with boss Lee Bullock wanting a tough challenge for his side.
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Call For Parliamentary Inquiry Into Plan To Cut Coastguard Pay
Almost 60 coastal councils are demanding a parliamentary inquiry into the Government's proposal to strip coastguard rescue officers of their hourly pay and reclassify them as unpaid volunteers.
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Mayor To Launch New Ten-Year Plan For Rural Areas At Great Yorkshire Show
The Mayor of York and North Yorkshire is set to unveil a landmark ten-year Rural Action Plan to support countryside communities at the Great Yorkshire Show.
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North Yorkshire Council Leader Issues Warning Over Larger Police Forces
North Yorkshire Council's leader has warned that government plans to merge police into larger regional forces could leave rural communities competing for vital resources against bigger urban areas.
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Whitby Town Charity Football Match Raises Hundreds For RAF Benevolent Fund
A charity football match between a Whitby Town XI and RAF Fylingdales at the Towbar Express Stadium has successfully raised more than £500 for the RAF Benevolent Fund.
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The Rainbow Ball Raises Nearly £20,000 for Scarborough Charity
The Rainbow Centre's annual charity ball has successfully raised £19,250 to support vulnerable members of the local community.
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Scarborough Bus Factory Strikes to Escalate Over Pay Dispute
Four hundred workers at the Alexander Dennis bus manufacturing plant in Scarborough are set to escalate strike action after rejecting a four per cent pay offer.
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Councillors Call For Government Cap On Solar Farms In East Riding
East Riding councillors have unanimously backed a motion calling on the Government to cap the amount of agricultural land that can be converted into solar farms.
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Paddleboarders And Dog Rescued After Becoming Stranded On Rocks At Flamborough
Bridlington Coastguard Rescue Team successfully rescued two paddleboarders and a dog who became stranded amongst rocks at North Landing, Flamborough, on Sunday afternoon.
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Majority of Services at Malton Hospital Resume Normal Operations Following Fire
The majority of services at Malton Hospital, including the Urgent Treatment Centre and routine blood tests, have officially reopened following a fire that prompted a full evacuation last week.
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East Riding Trading Standards Reveals Extent Of Battle Against Rogue Traders And Illegal Goods
East Riding Trading Standards has detailed its ongoing fight against doorstep crime, illegal vapes, and unsafe products, with a local councillor sharing her firsthand experience of a recent enforcement raid.
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Scarborough Seafest 2026 Set To Make A Splash At New Scarborough Spa Home
Scarborough Seafest returns next weekend from the 17th to the 19th of July, bringing three days of free maritime celebrations, live entertainment, and culinary demonstrations to its new venue at Scarborough Spa.
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Scarborough Oddfellows Launches Summer Programme To Help Tackle Loneliness
A local friendship group has unveiled a new schedule of summer events across the Yorkshire Coast designed to bring people together and combat isolation.
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Plans to Accelerate Affordable Home Delivery on the Yorkshire Coast
North Yorkshire Council is set to consider a joint venture with Lovell Partnerships Ltd to build more than 600 new properties, including 226 affordable homes, in Scarborough and Whitby.
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Lessons Learned From Langdale Wildfire As Fire Service Looks To Equip Local Farmers
North Yorkshire's chief fire officer has outlined new plans to formally train and safeguard local contractors and farmers who assist in tackling large-scale incidents following the challenges of last year's Langdale wildfire.
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Scarborough College Celebrates Outstanding International Baccalaureate Results
Students and staff at Scarborough College are celebrating after the class of 2026 achieved an impressive average score of 33 points in their International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.
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Scarborough Kingfishers Celebrate Sponsored Walk Success
More than 55 members, volunteers and families from Kingfishers Swimming Club Scarborough took part in a sponsored walk on Sunday 5 July, completing the route from Scalby Mills to Scarborough Lifeboat Station and back.
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Yorkshire Cricket Round Up
All our senior sides were in action on another busy Saturday cricket programme.
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Mountain Rescue Volunteers Clock Over Two Hundred Hours In Busy Week Across The Yorkshire Coast
Mountain rescue volunteers have dedicated over 200 hours to five separate callouts across the region, including search and rescue incidents in Whitby, Driffield, and Pickering.
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Scarborough Charity Launching Yorkshire Coast Beauty Spot Calendar
Saint Catherine’s are launching its ever-popular charity calendar for 2027 at a special gallery-style event on Saturday.
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Super Seadogs See Off Pikes As Scarborough Make It 2 in 2
Scarborough Athletic made it back-to-back victories as they saw off Pickering Town 3-1 on Friday night.
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Honours Shared in Yorkshire Coast Derby
Bridlington Town came from behind to hold Whitby Town on Friday night.
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Nigel Farage Appointed to Job in Scarborough Following Resignation from the House of Commons
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been appointed Crown Steward and Bailiff of the Manor of Northstead in Scarborough, a procedural device that legally allows him to resign as an MP.
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Seadogs Fixtures Drop- Scarborough Fans Plot New Season Plans
Scarborough Athletic supporters will be planning the next nine months of football action as the National North fixtures arrived on Friday.
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Yorkshire Coast Misses Out as Whitby, Scarborough, Bridlington, Driffield and Pickering Fail to Make UK Town of Culture Shortlist
The Yorkshire Coast has missed out on the chance to host the UK's first Town of Culture after bids from Whitby, Scarborough, Bridlington, Driffield, and Pickering failed to make the final shortlist.
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Driffield Residents Face Transport Struggles to Access NHS Blood Tests
Residents of Driffield are being forced to travel to Bridlington for routine NHS blood tests, sparking concerns over accessibility for those without their own transport.
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Scarborough And Whitby MP Establishes Wildfire Prevention Parliamentary Group
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume is launching an All-Party Parliamentary Group on Wildfire Prevention to improve national resilience and support communities following last summer's devastating blaze on the North York Moors.
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Malton Urgent Treatment Centre Reopens Following Hospital Fire
Malton Urgent Treatment Centre has reopened to patients following a fire, though the main hospital site remains temporarily closed.
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Coastguard Agency Responds To Criticism Over 'Cruel' Cuts Set To Impact Yorkshire
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has defended its decision to transition rescue officers to an unpaid volunteer model, despite warnings from union officials and MPs that the move could force over half of Yorkshire's coastguards to reduce their hours or quit.
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Tributes Paid to East Riding Town Crier Michael Wood
The East Riding of Yorkshire Council has announced the sad passing of Michael Wood, who served as the region's beloved town crier since 1997.
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How Much Has The Council Spent On Scarborough 400 Projects?
Residents and councillors are questioning North Yorkshire Council's financial support and spending choices, including controversial AI artwork, for Scarborough's 400th-anniversary celebrations.
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Coastal Surveillance Trailer Gets Temporary Extension For Future Use
A life-saving National Coastwatch Institution trailer on Filey's Royal Parade has been granted a temporary extension until July 2028 by North Yorkshire Council.
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Ambulance Colleagues To Walk From Scarborough To Bridlington For Charity's 20th Anniversary
Two Yorkshire Ambulance Service colleagues are taking on a twenty-mile coastal walk from Scarborough to Bridlington to raise funds for their service's charity.
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Fire Service Warns Over Wildfire Risk As Crews Tackle Wykeham Forest Blaze
As the Yorkshire Coast experiences extremely warm weather, authorities are urging the public to be vigilant against wildfires following last summer's Fylingdales Moor incident.
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Over 18,000 Tickets Issued By Mobile Speed Cameras In The East Riding
Thousands of motorists have been caught out by mobile safety cameras across the region, as Humberside Police reveal the East Riding accounts for half of all road deaths in the Humber area.
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Artists ‘Feel Sick’ Over Council’s Use Of ‘AI Slop’ To Promote Town’s 400th Anniversary
Local artists in Scarborough have strongly criticised the council for using artificial intelligence instead of local talent to design a deckchair trail celebrating the town's 400th anniversary.
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Warning Over Heatwave’s Impact On Council Services
North Yorkshire Council has warned of the significant strain recent heatwaves have placed on coastal services, urging residents to take care as a new yellow Heat Health Alert comes into effect.
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Yorkshire Coast Farm Plans to Create More Space for Chickens
A planning application has been submitted to construct a new 50-metre-long building for 20,000 chickens at Cansdale Farm in Hunmanby to improve welfare standards without increasing overall bird numbers.
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Charity Commission Confirms It Is Looking Into Yorkshire Coast Charity Over Village Hall Sale
The Charity Commission has received a serious incident report and is investigating the controversial planned sale of the Newby and Scalby Community Hall to a private company.
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Scarborough HMO for Nine People Rejected Over 'Unacceptable' Impacts
Plans to convert a five-bedroom house on Gladstone Street in Scarborough into a nine-person House in Multiple Occupation have been rejected by North Yorkshire Council due to concerns over space, parking, and the changing character of the neighbourhood.
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Fire Crews Tackle Blaze In Wykeham Forest Near Scarborough
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service has responded to a fire in Wykeham Forest, near Scarborough.
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Fire Crews Respond To Incident At Malton And Norton District Hospital
Multiple fire crews are currently on the scene of an incident involving a building at the Malton and Norton District Hospital site.
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Yellow Heat Health Alert Issued For The Yorkshire Coast
The UK Health Security Agency has issued a yellow heat health alert for Yorkshire and the Humber, which remains in place until Sunday evening.
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Scarborough And Whitby MP Criticises Council's School Transport Policy
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume says North Yorkshire Council's revised home-to-school transport policy is breaking down communities and splitting up siblings.
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Police Launch Operation Coastline Ahead Of Summer Holidays
Humberside Police has launched its annual Operation Coastline campaign to tackle antisocial behaviour and keep Yorkshire Coast towns like Bridlington safe during the busy summer months.
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Major Healthcare Boost For Bridlington As Plans Approved For Large Dental Practice
Bridlington is set to see significant developments with the approval of a massive new dental practice on Quay Road to tackle the town's 'dental desert' reputation, alongside plans for a new hot food takeaway on Bridge Street.
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Delay to Eastfield Road and Bridge Set for Approval
Councillors are set to approve a delay in constructing a connecting road and bridge for a major 1,300-home development in Eastfield, Scarborough, despite ongoing concerns from local residents.
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Campaigners Welcome Recognition of the Value of Community Hall at Centre of Row
Newby and Scalby Community hall has been officially recognised as an asset of community value following strong local opposition to its proposed sale.
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Scarborough And Whitby MP Calls For Controversial Coastguard Plan To Be Paused
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has urged ministers to pause and re-evaluate plans that would strip Coastguard Rescue Officers of their 'worker' status.
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East Riding Councillors Raise Concerns Over National Decision-Making For Solar Farms
East Riding councillors have expressed significant concerns about the number of large-scale solar projects being proposed for the area, which are bypassing the local planning process.
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Scarborough To Become First Coastal Mayoral Development Zone
Scarborough has been designated as the country’s first coastal Mayoral Development Zone, unlocking millions of pounds in investment to transform the town's high street, harbour, and housing.
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Goose Recovering After Cruel Crossbow Attack Near Wykeham
A juvenile Greylag Goose is receiving treatment at a wildlife hospital after being shot through the neck with a crossbow bolt at a North Yorkshire water park.
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Union Claims 'Cruel' Cuts to Coastguards' Pay Could Seriously Impact Yorkshire Coast
The GMB Union has warned that plans to strip coastguards of their hourly pay and reclassify them as volunteers could force more than half of the officers in Yorkshire and Humberside to reduce their hours or quit.
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Whitby Town Secure Quadruple Signing From Boro Rangers Ahead Of New Season
Whitby Town have bolstered their squad for the 2026/27 campaign by signing four standout players from Northern League side Boro Rangers.
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Pioneering River Esk Project Reveals Nine Ways To Drive Environmental Change In Whitby
A pioneering environmental initiative on the River Esk is helping local communities reconnect with nature and build a stronger foundation for long-term conservation and biodiversity recovery.
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Candidates Announced For Scarborough By-Election
Four candidates have been officially confirmed for the upcoming Scarborough Town Council by-election in the Castle Ward following a councillor's resignation.
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Whitby Residents Prepare For West Cliff Ward Town Council By-Election
Voters in Whitby's West Cliff Ward will head to the polls this Thursday to choose between two candidates for a vacant town council seat.
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Scarborough Cavaliers Rotary Club Closes After 47 Years Of Service
The Rotary Club of Scarborough Cavaliers has announced its closure after nearly five decades of supporting local charities and international projects.
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North Yorkshire Fire And Rescue Service Boosts Technology To Prevent Wildfires
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service is increasing its use of drones and helicopters, whilst discouraging disposable barbecues, to prevent a repeat of last year's devastating wildfires.
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East Riding Councillors Champion Boditrax Health Scanners
East Riding councillors are encouraging residents to use free Boditrax body composition scanners available at local libraries and leisure centres to improve their health and well-being.
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Holiday Activities and Food Summer Programme Announced for the East Yorkshire Coast
Over 460 summer activities, ranging from sports and cooking to nature trails, have been announced for children across the region.
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Cayton Padel Court Plan Approved Despite Concern About Disturbing Funeralgoers
North Yorkshire Council has approved plans for two new padel tennis courts at Cayton Playing Fields, with strict conditions to halt play and prevent noise or light disturbances during nearby cemetery burials.
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Volunteer Trustees Sought to Help Guide Scarborough's Saint Catherine's Hospice
Saint Catherine’s Hospice in Scarborough is looking for committed individuals from a variety of professional backgrounds to join its Board of Trustees.
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McCain Celebrates Manufacturing Academy Graduates at Scarborough Headquarters
Eighteen employees have graduated from McCain's Manufacturing Academy during a special ceremony held at the company's Scarborough headquarters.
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New £119,000 Seagull Strategy for Scarborough and Whitby to be Debated
A proposed £119,000 urban gull strategy aimed at protecting public health and promoting coexistence in Scarborough and Whitby is set to be examined by councillors on Monday.
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Yorkshire Coast Cricket Round-Up
Scarborough won a thriller at Hornsea as another full programme of cricket played out on the Yorkshire Coast.
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Staintondale Moorland Railway And Gardens Reopen To Raise Funds For Whitby Dementia Train
The Staintondale Moorland Railway and Gardens are reopening this Sunday to raise funds for a special dementia-friendly train service operating out of Whitby.
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Longer Opening Hours For Scarborough Petrol Station Opposed By Town Council
A retrospective application by Sainsbury's to extend the operating hours of its Falsgrave Road petrol station and car wash has faced opposition from Scarborough Town Council due to ambiguous proposals and concerns over its impact on residents.
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Mayor Approves Donation Of Two North Yorkshire Fire Engines To Ukraine
Two decommissioned fire engines from the North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service are to be donated to Ukraine following approval from Mayor David Skaith.
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Calls to Refuse Scarborough Hotel Emergency Accommodation Plan Over 'Extreme' Change to Quality of Life
Scarborough residents are calling for the rejection of a planning application to formalise the use of two hotels as emergency accommodation, citing an "extreme change" to their quality of life due to anti-social behavior.
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Mo Mistaking A Great Start For Scarborough Athletic
The Seadogs hit eight on their first run-out of the new season, on Saturday, including a 13-minute hat-trick for new boy Mo Fadera.
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Whitby Town Win On First Pre-Season Outing
The new-look Blues won comfortably at Northern League opponents on Saturday.
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Brid Town Battle To Brigg Draw On Opening Night
It was a game of two halves in Lincolnshire on Friday.
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Pickering Town Beaten At Northern Leaguers
Simon Heslop's men lost 3-1 at Northallerton Town on Friday night, following a 4-0 midweek loss.
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Humberside Police Reveal East Riding Road Casualty Figures In Safety Push
Humberside Police have released new statistics detailing road deaths and traffic offences across the East Riding as part of their ongoing efforts to improve road safety.
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Scarborough Art Gets Underway To Showcase Visual Creatives Across Town
A month-long celebration of visual arts begins on Saturday across multiple venues as part of the year-round Scarborough Fair programme.
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Yorkshire Coast Caravan Park 'Extremely' Grateful for Wildfire Financial Support
A Yorkshire Coast caravan park affected by the devastating Fylingdales Moor wildfire has received crucial financial backing from the local council after the Government declined to provide compensation.
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Three Jailed Following Terrifying Robbery In Scarborough
Two men and a woman have been jailed after a man was lured to a Scarborough property, assaulted, and robbed of his personal belongings.
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Rural Communities Let Down and Left Behind by Successive Governments, Says Mayor as Action Plan Launched
Regional leaders in York and North Yorkshire have unanimously backed a new Rural Action Plan aimed at delivering 5,000 homes, improving connectivity, and boosting the rural economy by 2035.
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DRONE FOOTAGE: New Pitch Completed at Scarborough Sports Village
Work to repair and replace the football pitch at Scarborough Sports Village has been completed on time and under budget, allowing local teams to return home for the new season.
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Scarborough and Whitby MP Pushes Government Over Holiday Lets Crisis
Alison Hume MP has challenged the housing minister in the House of Commons, calling for robust licensing schemes to tackle the impact of short-term lets in Whitby.
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North Yorkshire Fire Service Changes Response To Automatic Alarms
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service has extended its policy of not responding to automatic fire alarms at commercial premises to 24 hours a day in a bid to reduce false alarms.
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New £119,000 Strategy Proposed To Tackle Gull Issues In Scarborough, Whitby and Filey
North Yorkshire Council has proposed a new £119,500 urban gull strategy for Scarborough, Whitby, and Filey to balance public health with wildlife conservation through education, waste management, and targeted cleaning.
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Humberside Police Praise Public Dashcam Submissions Through Operation Snap
Humberside Police have revealed the significant impact of Operation Snap, with hundreds of dashcam submissions in March leading to court appearances, education courses, and driving bans for serious offences.
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Hornsea And Driffield To Feature In 2026 Lloyds Tour Of Britain Men Route
The world's best cyclists will pass through Hornsea and face a series of climbs around Driffield as the 2026 Lloyds Tour of Britain Men visits East Yorkshire this September.
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East Riding Council Launches New Website For £100,000 Electric Vehicle Charger Project
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has launched a new consultation website to gather residents' views on where public electric vehicle charging points should be installed as part of a £100,000 investment.
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Scarborough Athletic Announce Second Signing In Three Hours With Addition Of Mo Fadera
Scarborough Athletic have bolstered their attacking options ahead of the new season by signing Mo Fadera, just hours after announcing the arrival of midfielder Luke Hall.
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Scarborough Athletic Secure Signing Of Attacking Midfielder Luke Hall Ahead Of Pre-Season Opener
Scarborough Athletic have bolstered their squad with the signing of former Woking Football Club attacking midfielder Luke Hall ahead of their first pre-season fixture this weekend.
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Scarborough And Whitby MP Raises 'Dental Desert' Crisis In Parliament
The severe lack of access to NHS dentistry in Scarborough and Whitby has been highlighted in the House of Commons by local MP Alison Hume, as the government promises fundamental reforms to tackle regional dental deserts.
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Ten New Automatic Speed Cameras To Be Installed Across East Riding This Summer
Humberside Police and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner are expanding an automatic speed camera network across the East Riding following a highly successful trial in Bubwith.
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Town Meeting To Discuss £15m Scarborough Harbour Redevelopment
A £15 million regeneration project aimed at modernising Scarborough's historic West Pier while preserving its maritime heritage will be debated at a special town council meeting this week.
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Saint Catherine’s Activities Coordinator Shortlisted For National Palliative Care Award
Marie Couch from Saint Catherine's has been named a finalist in the Palliative and End of Life Care Awards 2026 for her dedication to creating meaningful experiences for patients and their families.
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Council Drones Could Be Deployed For Coastal Monitoring
North Yorkshire Council has applied for a £75,000 government grant to use LiDAR-equipped drones to monitor the region's rapidly eroding coastal cliffs.
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Date Set for Scarborough Town Council By-Election Following Reform Mayoress Resignation
A by-election will be held on July 30 to fill a vacancy on Scarborough Town Council following the resignation of Reform UK mayoress Stacy Bolton.
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New Highways Treatments Introduced in North Yorkshire Amid Major Funding Shortfall
North Yorkshire Council is rolling out innovative road treatments to prevent potholes and stretch budgets after facing a multi-million-pound shortfall in highway maintenance funding.
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Urgent Works To Try To Solve Issues With Whitby Swing Bridge
North Yorkshire Council experts will undertake overnight works requiring a full road closure to resolve mechanical issues preventing the Whitby Swing Bridge from closing properly.
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Daytime Road Closures Announced For Staxton Hill On The 6th & 7th July
The B1249 Staxton Hill will be closed for routine maintenance on Monday & Tuesday next week, with a signed diversion route in place via Bridlington.
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North Yorkshire Fire Service To Get Dedicated Drones Following Fylingdales Wildfire Report
The North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service is set to invest in its own drone technology and satellite communications to better tackle remote wildfires following a major incident debrief into last summer's Fylingdales Moor blaze.
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Audit Reveals Scarborough Mayor Claimed Just £39 Of Controversial £3,500 Allowance
An internal audit of Scarborough Town Council's accounts shows the Mayor claimed less than £40 of a £3,500 allowance that previously sparked a national debate.
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Scarborough Town Council Objects To Proposed Overnight Visitor Levy
Scarborough Town Council has written to the Mayor of York and North Yorkshire to express its strongest possible objection to the proposed introduction of a tourist tax.
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New Book Chronicles Scarborough Athletic's Season In Exile
Long-time Scarborough Athletic fan Steve Penny has released a new book documenting the club's season playing away from home, with a portion of the profits going to support the Seadogs.
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Road Adoption Delays Costing Eastfield Residents Described As A 'National Scandal'
Families in Eastfield are facing mounting maintenance bills due to delays in North Yorkshire Council adopting new roads, a situation one local councillor has branded a potential national mis-selling scandal.
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East Riding Council Urged to Embrace Artificial Intelligence with Ethical Safeguards
A senior executive at East Riding of Yorkshire Council has called on the authority to seize the opportunities presented by artificial intelligence while ensuring strict ethical safeguards are established.
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Council Thanks Scarborough For Armed Forces Day Support
Thousands of people flocked to Scarborough's seafront under blue skies to celebrate Armed Forces Day and show their support for service personnel, veterans, and their families.
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Closure Order on Bridlington Property Following Antisocial Behaviour and Alleged Drug Dealing
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has secured a three-month closure order on a property following severe antisocial behaviour, intimidation, and alleged drug dealing.
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New Women's Support Service Flourish Launches With Centre In Scarborough
A new community-led support service named Flourish has been launched to help women across North Yorkshire, featuring a dedicated women's centre in Scarborough alongside rural outreach programmes.
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Thousands Pack Scarborough Seafront For Town's Biggest Ever Armed Forces Day Air Show
Record crowds gathered in Scarborough for the town's biggest ever Armed Forces Day air show, which featured military parades, charity stalls, and vital community initiatives.
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East Riding Volunteers Catch Hundreds Of Speeders In Community Watch Scheme
Community Speed Watch volunteers in the East Riding have caught over a thousand speeding drivers this year, significantly contributing to Humberside Police's local road safety efforts.
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Scarborough Pupils Celebrated As Health And Climate Champions
Pupils from Scarborough's Thomas Hinderwell Primary Academy have been recognised for their commitment to promoting healthy lifestyles and tackling climate change at an annual awards event.
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Yorkshire Coast Cricket Round Up
Scarborough suffered a heartbreaking defeat at North Marine Road on Saturday.
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Survey Reveals Scarborough Residents Want Greater Say In Local Decisions As Whitby Cliff Lift Is Saved From Decommissioning
A new survey has revealed how Scarborough residents feel about having their voices heard, while community pressure in Whitby has successfully halted the decommissioning of the town's cliff lift.
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Scarborough Presents Biggest Armed Forces Day And Air Show
Scarborough is hosting one of the UK's largest Armed Forces Day events, featuring a packed schedule of air displays, parades, and military celebrations along the coast.
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Naval Warfare Returns to Scarborough For Armed Forces Day
Scarborough's legendary Naval Warfare show returns for the 2026 season with a spectacular Armed Forces Day special on Saturday.
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Scarborough & Whitby MP Hits Out at Reform MP for Linking Domestic Abuse to World Cup Results
Labour MP Alison Hume has condemned Reform MP Sarah Pochin in the House of Commons for suggesting that the England football team must keep winning to protect women from domestic violence.
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Historic Whitby Abbey Facilities Benefit From Lift Modernisation
Whitby Abbey has invested in a five-week lift modernisation project to ensure reliable, step-free access for visitors to its first-floor museum and exhibition areas.
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Spitfire Display Cancelled For Scarborough Armed Forces Day But Five Air Displays Remain
Organisers of the Scarborough Armed Forces Day have confirmed that the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Spitfire will no longer appear at Saturday's event, though five other air displays are still scheduled to go ahead.
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Scarborough And Whitby MP Calls For Review Of National Stroke Strategy
Alison Hume MP is pressing the government to review its national stroke strategy, arguing it fails to meet the needs of rural and coastal communities like Scarborough and Whitby.
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Scarborough Athletic Face Major Clean-Up Operation Ahead Of Sports Village Return
Scarborough Athletic are preparing to return to the Scarborough Sports Village after a year away in Bridlington, but the club's chairman has warned there is significant work to do once the pitch repairs are completed this Friday.
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£450,000 Plan to Manage Coastal Erosion Near Filey Holiday Park
A £450,000 government-backed project is being pursued by North Yorkshire Council to protect the highly vulnerable Flat Cliffs community in Filey from severe coastal erosion.
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Withernsea Seafront Development Complete And Open For Business
A major seafront redevelopment scheme in Withernsea has been completed, bringing new beach huts, micro-kiosks, and improved facilities to the East Riding coastline.
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Bold Regeneration Plans Revealed For Scarborough In New Mayoral Development Zone
Scarborough is set to benefit from an initial £8 million regeneration boost as part of a proposed Mayoral Development Zone aimed at transforming the town centre and creating thousands of new homes.
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Yellow Thunderstorm Warning Issued For The Yorkshire Coast
A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms is in place for the Yorkshire Coast this afternoon and early evening, bringing the threat of heavy rain, large hail, and travel disruption.
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Whitby Flash Floods As Storms And Soaring Temperatures Hit Yorkshire Coast
With temperatures soaring, Whitby's been hit with severe thunder storms and flash floods on Friday.
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Yorkshire Water Defend Former MP's Appointment To Lead Yorkshire Bathing Water Partnership
The appointment of former Scarborough and Whitby MP Sir Robert Goodwill to chair the Yorkshire Bathing Water Partnership has sparked local debate over his environmental voting record.
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New Social Housing Policy Proposed For East Yorkshire Residents At Risk Of Coastal Erosion
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is introducing a new housing policy to proactively support residents along the East Yorkshire coast who are at risk of losing their homes to the sea.
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Bridlington Hosts England's First World Beach Pro Tour Volleyball Tournament
World-class volleyball players are set to descend on Bridlington's Belvedere Beach from Thursday as the town hosts England's first-ever World Beach Pro Tour event.
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Scarborough Athletic Footballers to Swap Boots for Bats in Annual Cricket Clash
Scarborough Athletic Football Club players will face off against Scarborough Cricket Club in an annual Twenty20 charity match at North Marine Road this Thursday.
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Changes Proposed to Major Scarborough Station Gateway Project
Plans for Scarborough's multimillion-pound Station Gateway redevelopment may be amended to improve practicality, including proposed changes to heritage boundary walls and parking access.
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Timings And Road Closures Confirmed For Scarborough Armed Forces Day
Organisers have released the full timetable and detailed extensive seafront road closures ahead of Saturday's Armed Forces Day event in Scarborough.
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Yorkshire Water Explores Rainwater Gardens And Aero-Fac Facility For Scarborough
Yorkshire Water is consulting on plans to upgrade Scarborough's wastewater infrastructure, including the potential introduction of innovative rainwater gardens and a low-carbon Aero-Fac treatment facility.
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Scarborough And Whitby MP Vows To Close Fracking Loophole
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume says she is prepared to lay an amendment to the Energy Independence Bill to ensure a full legal ban on all forms of fracking, including the proppant squeeze method.
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Police Appeal Following Criminal Damage To Display Boards At Hornsea Viaduct
Humberside Police are appealing for information and CCTV footage after new historical display boards at the Hornsea Viaduct were defaced with paint and scratched with a sharp implement.
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Whitby Town FC Community Trust Makes First Investment to Support Students' Cambodia Expedition
The newly established Whitby Town FC Community Trust has donated £750 to help twenty-three Whitby School students take part in a four-week sustainable development expedition to Cambodia.
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Yorkshire Water Urges Customers To Use Water Wisely During Heatwave
Yorkshire Water is asking people to conserve water as temperatures soar above 30 degrees, driving regional demand up by 150 million litres a day.
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Councillors Back Pickering Housing Plan Despite Concerns
North Yorkshire councillors have provisionally approved a 150-home development in Pickering, despite local objections and infrastructure concerns.
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North Yorkshire Conservatives Cancel Leadership Contest After Rivals Reach Agreement
A leadership contest for the North Yorkshire Council has been cancelled after senior Conservative councillors Carl Les and Keane Duncan agreed on a unified path forward ahead of the 2027 local elections.
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Scarborough Alexander Dennis Bus Factory Workers to Strike Over Pay
Around 400 workers at the Alexander Dennis bus manufacturing plant in Scarborough are set to strike for a week after rejecting a four per cent pay offer.
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Call For Rapid Bathing Water Testing On Yorkshire Coast As Pilot Schemes Launch
A Scarborough councillor is urging regulators to embrace rapid water testing technology as local volunteers and Yorkshire Water begin trialling new near real-time monitoring systems.
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Scarborough And Whitby MP Hopes Mission Coastal Pilot Will Boost Local Schools in Both Towns
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has welcomed the town's selection for the government's pioneering Mission Coastal pilot, expressing hope it will tackle entrenched disadvantage and address the crisis in Special Educational Needs provision.
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Scarborough Teenager Turns Life Around Through Free Holiday Programme
A fourteen-year-old from Scarborough who was expelled from school has transformed his life and won an international martial arts medal after joining a free holiday activity scheme.
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Whitby Charity WHISH Announces Action-Packed Summer FEAST Programme
Whitby Hidden Impairments Support and Help is offering more than 25 holiday sessions this summer as part of the FEAST programme to keep children active and well-fed.
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North Yorkshire Council Leader Hopes Next Prime Minister Will Tackle North-South Disconnect
Following Sir Keir Starmer's resignation, North Yorkshire Council leader Carl Les is calling on the next Prime Minister to bridge the political disconnect between London and the North of England.
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Scarborough And Whitby MP Responds To Prime Minister's Resignation
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has thanked Keir Starmer for his service and expressed her support for his decision to step down as Prime Minister.
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New £1.2m Fund Launched To Improve Access To Banking In Whitby And Filey
A new funding programme offering grants of up to £400,000 has been launched to reintroduce and enhance physical banking services in rural communities including Whitby and Filey.
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Call For Dedicated Government Minister To Represent Yorkshire Coast
A cross-party group of councillors is urging the appointment of a dedicated government minister to champion rural and coastal communities and provide a vital boost to the North Yorkshire economy.
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Scarborough Athletic Chairman Anticipates Exciting National North Season
Scarborough Athletic Chairman Trevor Bull is looking forward to the new National North season, highlighting the club's strong retained squad and encouraging fans to support the 'No Battle No Victory Fund' to aid further recruitment.
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Concerns Raised Over Timescales For New Scarborough Harbour Boat Hoist
Stakeholders are seeking clarity over the timeline for a new boat hoist at Scarborough harbour, as officials confirm the project will depend on securing significant funding for structural pier strengthening works.
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Police Deploy Drones to Tackle Illegal E-Bikes and Scooters on the Yorkshire Coast
Humberside Police are utilising a new fleet of drones to safely track down individuals riding illegal e-bikes and e-scooters across the Yorkshire Coast.
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Scarborough Tourism Board Urges Mayor to Scrap Proposed Tourist Tax
The Scarborough Tourism Board has published an open letter opposing a proposed Overnight Visitor Levy, warning it would damage the local economy and push holidaymakers towards cheaper neighbouring towns like Bridlington.
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Oliver's Mount Celebrates 80th Anniversary With Record Racing Calendar In Scarborough
England's only active natural road race circuit is continuing its biggest season yet with the Barry Sheene Cup this weekend.
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Scalby Fair Brings Spectacular Weekend Of Community Entertainment
Scalby Fair returns this weekend with a packed schedule of entertainment, local stalls, and strong community volunteer support.
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BATA Helps Secure The Future Of Historic Malton Show
The immediate future of the historic Malton Show has been secured after an Amotherby-based farmer cooperative pledged £30,000 over three years to become its headline sponsor.
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Sailors Prepare For 210-Mile Race From Scarborough To Holland
Thirteen yachts will set sail from Scarborough for a challenging two-hundred-and-ten-mile voyage across the North Sea to the Netherlands as part of the 2026 North Sea Yacht Race.
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Coastal Residents Facing Unfair Parking Charges, Says Hornsea Councillor
A Hornsea councillor has raised concerns that coastal residents in the East Riding are receiving a bad deal over car parking charges compared to inland towns.
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North Yorkshire Fire Service Publishes Debrief On Fylingdales Moor Wildfire
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service has released a comprehensive debrief report detailing its response to last summer's unprecedented wildfire on Fylingdales Moor, highlighting both successes and critical areas for future improvement.
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Scarborough Athletic Prepare To Launch New Home Kit At The Tow Bar
Scarborough Athletic are set to unveil their new home kit on Saturday during an afternoon event at The Tow Bar, as the club prepares for a return to the Scarborough Sports Village.
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Barrowfest Returns Bringing Free Family Festival To Scarborough
Barrowfest will bring a free day of live music and entertainment to Scarborough's Gallows Close Centre on Saturday.
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East Riding Residents Urged To Stay Safe In Open Water
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is backing a national campaign to raise awareness of water safety following a tragic number of recent drownings across the UK.
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Yorkshire Water Uses Aerial Mapping To Prevent Pollution In Coastal Towns
Yorkshire Water has partnered with an environmental survey company to use aerial mapping and artificial intelligence across the Yorkshire Coast to identify misconnected pipes and reduce bathing water pollution.
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North Yorkshire Rotters Celebrate 20 Years Of Inspiring Communities To Cut Waste
Dedicated volunteers across North Yorkshire have celebrated their twentieth anniversary of helping residents reduce waste, save money and conserve the environment.
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Yorkshire Water's £120m Investment To Tackle Scarborough's Bathing Water Quality
Yorkshire Water's Bathing Water Manager says he is excited by a £120 million investment plan aimed at reducing storm overflow spills and improving water quality in Scarborough.
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MP Says Scarborough And Whitby Firms Welcome Summer Savings Scheme
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume says local firms have welcomed the government's temporary VAT cut on family activities and says she is working with local bus operators to ensure there is enough capacity for children to use free summer transport.
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Smoking Costs East Riding £225 Million a Year as New Figures Are Revealed
New figures from Action on Smoking and Health reveal that smoking costs the East Riding an estimated £225 million every year in lost productivity, healthcare, and social care.
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Hotel Unveils Summer Music Programme In Robin Hood's Bay
A popular hotel in Robin Hood's Bay has announced a series of events for locals, visitors, and guests as part of its 2026 summer programme
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Keep Britain Tidy Launches Hunt For New Litter Heroes Across North Yorkshire And The East Riding
Environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy is appealing for passionate volunteers across North Yorkshire and the East Riding to join its national Litter Heroes Ambassador programme.
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North Yorkshire Police Promise Firm, Fair, And Friendly Policing as England Start World Cup
North Yorkshire Police are preparing for an unpredictable World Cup with a zero-tolerance approach to anti-social behaviour and a focus on tackling domestic abuse.
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Funding Approved For Major Expansion Of Eastfield's Westway Boxing Club
North Yorkshire Council has green-lit a £350,000 investment to double the capacity of Westway Boxing Club in Eastfield, securing a state-of-the-art facility for the community.
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New Ten-Year Strategy Approved For Scarborough, Whitby And Filey Harbours
North Yorkshire Council has approved a new ten-year strategy to revitalise and manage the harbours in Scarborough and Whitby, alongside Filey Coble Landing.
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Scarborough And Whitby MP Backs Under-16s Social Media Ban
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has voiced her strong support for the Government's upcoming ban on social media services for children under the age of sixteen.
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Residents Say Major Retail Park Would Bring ‘Continuous Noise To Quiet Area’
A proposed major retail centre in Scarborough has sparked significant pushback from local residents who fear the development will bring continuous noise and disrupt their quiet, semi-rural neighbourhood.
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Whitby Brewery To Reopen And Expand Vacant Pub
North Yorkshire Council has approved plans for Whitby Brewery to refurbish, expand, and reopen a vacant pub under the new name, The Railway Tap.
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Whitby Café Submits Plans To Convert Holiday Lets Into Town Centre Hotel
A Whitby café has submitted a planning application to North Yorkshire Council to transform its existing holiday let apartments into a five-bedroom town centre hotel.
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North Yorkshire Council Plans Six-Week Summer Holiday For 2027/28 Academic Year
North Yorkshire Council has published draft school term dates for the 2027/28 academic year, proposing a six-week summer holiday instead of the current seven-week break.
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Mayor of York and North Yorkshire Appointed to National Active Travel Board
David Skaith has been appointed as an advisor to the Active Travel England Board to help shape the national agenda for walking, wheeling, and cycling.
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Star-Studded Cast Announced For Scarborough Spa's Robin Hood Pantomime
West End star Lee Mead and Coronation Street actress Katie McGlynn will headline this year's magical production of Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood at the Scarborough Spa Theatre.
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Yorkshire Water Fixes Faulty Scarborough Sewer Monitor Following Erroneous Spill Reports
Yorkshire Water has reassured residents that a faulty monitoring device at a combined sewer overflow station in Scarborough, which incorrectly reported discharges, has been repaired.
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North Yorkshire Harbours Among First To Comply With New Safety Regulations
Harbours in Scarborough, Whitby, and Filey are leading the way in marine safety after successfully meeting strict new national regulations ahead of many other UK ports.
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Two Arrests Made Following Drug Warrants Executed In Filey
North Yorkshire Police have arrested two people and seized drugs and cash following the execution of two warrants at separate addresses in Filey.
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Moorsbus Service Returns With Extended Season For East Riding Residents
The popular Moorsbus service has returned for the 2026 season with an extended timetable, offering residents in the East Riding and Hull expanded opportunities to explore the North York Moors.
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East Riding Youth Initiatives Gain Access To £100,000 Funding Pot
A new £100,000 funding pot has been launched to support youth projects, community groups, and charities across the East Riding.
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Bridlington Town Secure Permanent Signing Of Highly-Rated Midfielder Billy Marshall
Bridlington Town Football Club have announced the permanent signing of nineteen-year-old former Scarborough Athletic midfielder Billy Marshall as they target a play-off push.
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Whitby 'Danger Bank' Road Repairs Delayed Until Next Year Following Further Slippage
The reopening of 'Danger Bank', a key route linking Whitby to Ruswarp, has been delayed until 2027 following further extensive winter slippage, prompting disappointment from local representatives.
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Yorkshire Water Aims to Accelerate Bathing Water Improvements Along the Coast
Yorkshire Water is working with the Environment Agency to accelerate investment in coastal resorts, aiming to significantly reduce sewage spills and improve bathing water quality ahead of schedule.
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Yorkshire Water Promises No Stone Unturned In Scalby Beck Water Quality Investigation
Yorkshire Water's Manager of Strategic Partnerships has provided an update on efforts to tackle water quality issues at Scalby Beck.
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Whitby to Hold Freedom Parade After Conferring Highest Honour on Army Corps
Whitby Town Council has awarded its highest civic honour to the Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME) and will celebrate with a Freedom Parade this summer.
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Hunters East Coast Donates £1,000 To Filey Lions Club For Second Consecutive Year
An estate agency operating on the Yorkshire Coast has donated £1,000 to the Filey Lions Club for the second year in a row to support their community work.
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Call For More Traffic Wardens After Bad Parking Blocks Bus In Hornsea
Senior officials at East Riding of Yorkshire Council have debated the enforcement of double yellow lines after poor parking caused traffic chaos in Hornsea.
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More Temporary Toilets To Be Installed In Filey Ahead Of Summer Season
North Yorkshire Council is more than doubling the number of temporary toilets at Royal Parade in Filey to meet rising demand ahead of the busy summer period.
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New Policy To Tackle Anti-Social Behaviour In North Yorkshire
Plans to improve how anti-social behaviour is prevented and managed across North Yorkshire are set to be discussed by councillors next week.
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Charity Commission Urged to Investigate Sale of Yorkshire Coast Community Hall
The proposed sale of a Yorkshire Coast community hall to local business owners has sparked transparency concerns and prompted a local councillor to request an investigation by the Charity Commission.
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Scarborough Fringe Festival Underway With Action-Packed Programme
The Scarborough Fringe Festival kicks off today, bringing ten days of diverse performances to traditional and unique venues across the Yorkshire Coast.
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Scalby Fair Week Gets Underway With A Packed Schedule Of Events
The annual Scalby Fair week begins today, featuring a variety of community events, live entertainment, and an expanded classic car show, culminating in the main fair day on the 20th.
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North Yorkshire Council Confirms Reopening Date As Scarborough Sports Village Pitch Surface Installed
North Yorkshire Council has confirmed that the installation of the new playing surface at Scarborough Sports Village is on track to be completed by Friday, June 26.
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New Surf School And Café Approved For Popular Yorkshire Coast Tourist Spot
A well-established surf school in Cayton Bay will be replaced by a modernized 21-metre-long facility featuring a new first-floor café, equipment hire, and storage space, following approval from North Yorkshire Council.
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Family-Owned Yorkshire Coast Holiday Business Scoops Five Tripadvisor Awards
A family-owned holiday business on the Yorkshire Coast is celebrating after all five of its parks and accommodation sites received the prestigious Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Award.
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Community Campaign And Council Join Forces To Clean Up Bridlington Properties
A community-led Property Pride campaign is successfully working alongside the local council and police to revamp run-down buildings and rebuild civic pride in Bridlington town centre.







