Yorkshire Coast News

The Reform UK mayor of Scarborough has publicly supported the RNLI, praising its volunteers as "courageous" after reports emerged of the charity's staff facing abuse.

Hospitality owners across Scarborough and Whitby are calling for a reduction in VAT to help ease the burden of rising operating costs ahead of the upcoming budget.

Deliberate secondary fires involving grass and rubbish have surged across North Yorkshire this year, driven by increasingly hot and dry summer weather.

A proposed flat-rate visitor levy of one pound per night could raise up to £26 million annually to support infrastructure and tourism across York and North Yorkshire.

A new 24-hour emergency defibrillator and bleed control kit could soon be installed on a busy Scarborough shopping street to help save lives in the town centre.

Families across the Yorkshire Coast are being asked for their views on proposed updates to North Yorkshire's home-to-school travel policy.

Employees of Britain's oldest cliff lift in Scarborough say they feel unvalued and left in limbo following its indefinite closure over safety concerns last month.

Bus services across the Yorkshire Coast could be transformed following a major study into the challenges facing rural public transport networks.

Plans to merge existing police constabularies into a single Yorkshire-wide force will drain vital policing resources away from rural communities and into large urban centres, North Yorkshire's mayor has warned.

Leading financiers have gathered in Westminster to explore four major regeneration projects designed to bring new jobs and investment to Scarborough.

Scarborough town councillors are calling on North Yorkshire Council to introduce stricter regulations and require planning permission for converting properties into Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs).

An East Riding primary school is boosting pupil wellbeing and punctuality by starting the day with a playground dance party.

Small outdoor blazes became the most frequent emergency for fire crews this summer, though targeted safety campaigns are successfully driving down the number of house fires.

Live facial recognition technology will begin scanning crowds in North Yorkshire this week to identify wanted criminals and locate vulnerable missing people.

Scarborough Athletic Football Club has submitted plans to amend its alcohol licence to include the clubhouse bar, aiming to enhance the matchday experience for supporters.

Reform UK Mayor of Hull and East Yorkshire, Luke Campbell, has revealed he would consider coming out of retirement for a mega-fight with boxing star Conor Benn.

People across Scarborough and Bridlington have the opportunity to directly question health bosses about their local hospitals during a special online meeting on Wednesday.

Four new off-road cycling routes have opened on the northern edge of the North York Moors National Park, offering riders accessible adventures with easy train access from Whitby.

Two men remain in hospital with serious injuries following a collision between a Ford Fiesta and a Volvo V50 on the B1249 near Foxholes.

Dozens of decorated pebbles have appeared at Scarborough Spa's Cliff Lift, which was closed indefinitely in August due to safety concerns.

Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume is urging the Government to close a legal loophole in forthcoming energy legislation that allows small-scale gas extraction operations near coastal communities.

False claims circulating on social media that more than 100 homes being acquired by North Yorkshire Council are intended for asylum seekers have been firmly rejected by officials.

RAF Fylingdales is set to receive the Honorary Freedom of the Town of Whitby in recognition of its 60 years of distinguished service and close ties to the local community.

Three acres of land have been gifted to Fishburn Park Football Club in Whitby, securing its long-term future ahead of its eightieth anniversary.

Scarborough councillors are set to debate the future and potential reopening of the historic Spa Cliff Lift, which was closed indefinitely in August due to safety and infrastructure concerns.

A musical production that launched its run in Scarborough has been shortlisted for a major national theatre award.

Scarborough Athletic will travel to Macclesfield in the FA Cup third qualifying round after two second-half goals secured a 2-0 away victory against Dunston.

Four hundred workers at the Alexander Dennis bus factory in Scarborough have ended their strike action after securing an improved two-year pay deal.

A controversial deckchair trail designed using artificial intelligence for Scarborough's 400th anniversary has sparked local backlash after a Freedom of Information request revealed it cost the council over £11,000.

Every secondary school pupil in North Yorkshire will be offered two weeks of meaningful work experience as part of a major expansion to a regional careers programme.

Postal services in Seamer and Newby will be temporarily suspended from late September as both branches undergo significant building work.

Councillors are set to debate calls for North Yorkshire Council to suspend its controversial second home council tax premium after a petition attracted 1,000 signatures.

A large 75-bed care home will be constructed in the Scarborough area despite concerns about the impact on local health services.

North Yorkshire Council chiefs have rejected calls to scrap an unpopular school transport policy, telling opposition councillors they would make the same decision if they were responsible for the authority’s finances.

A charity football match will take place in Seamer this Sunday to raise vital funds for Motor Neurone Disease, following the devastating impact of the illness on local families.

Boro won on their travels in the North East on Saturday, earning over £3,000 and securing a vital win in the country's biggest national cup competition.

Volunteers are raising money for a North York Moors Railway bridge on Sunday.

Scarborough Disabled Swimming Group (SDSG) and Everyone Active are set to hold their Special Olympics Come & Try It Gala on Sunday.

The Seasiders lost 4-2 in West Yorkshire on Saturday.

Scarborough Wellbeing Walks, delivered by Scarborough Disabled Swimming Group (SDSG), are helping local people take positive steps towards improved health, wellbeing and confidence through gentle, accessible walking opportunities.

The Maroons were playing the first match of their 75th year.

The Pikes were 2-0 up at Penistone Church on Saturday.

North Yorkshire Council has accepted a successful bid for Scarborough's Alpamare waterpark, paving the way for private investment and a planned reopening in early 2027.

A woman has been arrested after officers were called to reports of a suspected drink driver on Thursday.

Scarborough's North Bay will be transformed this weekend as the Scarborough Extreme event returns, offering free activities ranging from BMX demonstrations to climbing and martial arts for all ages.

A fleet of twenty vintage motorbikes is setting off from Robin Hoods Bay to Whitehaven and back on Saturday to raise money for Saint Catherines Hospice in Scarborough.

A 62-year-old man from the Pickering area has been jailed for 11 years and six months for repeatedly sexually assaulting a woman.

Seaside enthusiasts and heritage professionals will gather in Scarborough this Friday to celebrate coastal history and crown the nation's favourite seaside spots.

Bus networks across North Yorkshire are set for an overhaul under a new five-year improvement plan that aims to boost reliability, simplify fares, and upgrade Scarborough's Park and Ride.

A man in his thirties has died following a collision between a motorcycle and a car on the A171 near Fylingdales, prompting a police appeal for witnesses and dashcam footage.

Local leaders and businesses are urging the UK Government to select the Humber region as Britain's first hydrogen cluster, a move that could safeguard 4,000 jobs and unlock £15 billion in investment.

Additional counselling rooms and support services will soon be available in Scarborough as a local charity expands into a third premises to meet surging demand.

Parents in Scarborough will receive free baby boxes filled with essential items and developmental toys as part of a new pilot scheme to support early childhood development.

Eleven companies based in and around York have secured the lion's share of an £800,000 innovation fund following a Dragons' Den-style pitch event.

Four young people are gaining practical conservation experience and recognised qualifications by improving habitats along the River Esk and within the North York Moors National Park.

A popular bargain shop in Whitby has revised its town centre expansion plans following concerns from local groups and council planners regarding the potential negative impact on the local conservation area.

Underused and vacant properties across Scarborough town centre will be part of a new market engagement exercise to find a master developer to transform the town.

A charity football match will take place at Seamer Sports Club this weekend to raise vital funds for the Motor Neurone Disease Association following a Scarborough man's recent diagnosis.

Bridlington Town delivered a commanding three-nil victory over West Auckland Town, driven by a brilliant Ahmed Salam brace and a composed finish from Casey Stewart.

Retiring North Yorkshire Council chief executive Richard Flinton received a total pay package worth nearly £245,000 during the last financial year, according to newly released figures.

More than £3,000 has been raised for patient care at Saint Catherine’s following a vibrant fundraising event at Scarborough Cricket Club.

Residents in the East Riding will be able to borrow a 'Gym in a Box' from their local mobile library to help them exercise at home.

Urgent financial support is being demanded for rural Yorkshire households facing massive spikes in alternative fuel costs ahead of the winter season.

A man and a woman from Scarborough are in police custody following an act of outraging public decency in the town centre.

A prolific offender who brought misery and fear to a Scarborough estate will spend more than two years behind bars after repeatedly ignoring a strict slavery and trafficking ban.

Hundreds of residents and regional leaders will gather at Scarborough Spa on Tuesday for the annual 'This is the North' convention to shape the future of northern communities.

A dedicated volunteer who spent more than five decades saving lives at sea off the Yorkshire Coast has retired from Flamborough RNLI.

Staff and volunteers will tackle England's only bridge bungee jump in Whitby this weekend to raise vital funds for urgent repairs to a 180-year-old railway bridge.

Rapid health advice and NHS resilience will be prioritised to protect vulnerable people from the growing threat of toxic wildfire smoke, following the devastating blaze on the North York Moors.

A historic Whitby hotel that was painted bright pink without listed building consent will now be repainted in a council-approved pale pink.

Due to a 'track defect', trains between Scarborough, Bridlington and Hull are having to run at reduced speed this week.

A new initiative aiming to connect businesses and education providers across the maritime and offshore renewables sector is launching across the Yorkshire Coast from Monday.

A formal feasibility study into a proposed visitor levy for North Yorkshire has been recommended to assess its potential economic impact and future governance.

Two of our local football sides will face each other in a national competition later this month.

More than 650 veterans and service members have been honoured at a modern history museum in Malton during a day of remembrance and celebration.

Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has argued that funds raised from a proposed overnight visitor levy should be reinvested directly back into the coastal communities that generate them.

Four North Yorkshire MPs have written to Prime Minister Andy Burnham urging him to prioritise the long-awaited dualling of the A64 to boost regional economic growth.

The Government is facing calls to introduce grant schemes for farmers and landowners who suffered significant financial losses following a massive wildfire near Whitby last year.

Three of our cricket sides have been promoted while one went down.

A government watchdog has reprimanded North Yorkshire Council and ordered it to conduct further searches for information regarding its "Blue Sky Thinking" proposals for Scarborough Harbour.

Scarborough Athletic played out a second consecutive nil-nil draw in just four days after a frustrating match against Merthyr Town at the Scarborough Sports Village on Saturday.

The Blues stunned Hyde with a superb second half display on Saturday.

It was another victory in the national competition for the Seasiders.

The Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority will take control of a £19million adult skills fund for the 2026/27 academic year, marking one of the biggest devolutions of power to the region to date.

Luxury Leisure has submitted revised lighting and signage plans for a new 24-hour adult gaming centre in Whitby after its previous proposal was rejected by North Yorkshire Council.

Police say they are investigating the theft of red and white Honda CB500 motorbike.

A wanted man who drove at a police officer in Scarborough to evade arrest has been jailed for 14 months.

A Scarborough nightclub’s application to extend its opening hours until 3am has ignited a community debate over the town centre's chronic lack of public toilets.

Safety work and improvements to one of North Yorkshire’s most iconic routes will be extended this year during the road’s annual maintenance closure.

Rail passengers travelling to and from Scarborough will benefit from faster, emission-free journeys following a £1 billion investment in a new fleet of battery-electric trains.

A fresh move to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales has been blocked in the House of Commons, with North Yorkshire MPs split on the controversial measure.

Scarborough's Kingfishers Swimming Club made an impressive return to the competition pool at York Sport on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th September.

Beachgoers are being challenged to build four hundred sandcastles in two hours on Scarborough's South Bay to celebrate the town's landmark anniversary.

Thousands of spectators are expected as the annual Goldwings Light Festival returns to Scarborough, on Saturday, bringing spectacular motorcycle displays, road closures, and a seaside drone finale.

Scarborough is hosting its annual Pride event on Saturday, featuring a record-breaking parade through the town centre and a packed line-up of entertainment at the Spa.

The season finishes with action at both ends of the table, on Saturday.

The Pikes were pushed all the way by Teesside opposition on Friday night.

A world-leading underground science facility near Whitby faces an existential threat after a review proposed cutting 40 percent of its operating budget.

Scarborough residents will have the chance to shape a £19.5 million investment in their town at a series of public events this Friday evening.

Hull and East Yorkshire Mayor Luke Campbell has confirmed he will not introduce a new tourist tax in the region, prioritizing the needs of local hospitality and leisure businesses currently facing financial pressures.

Street lighting on more than fifty main roads across the East Riding will be turned off and replaced with reflective studs and brighter lines following a highly successful safety and environmental trial.

North Yorkshire Council's loss-making housing firm, Brierley Homes, faces intense scrutiny from councillors after recording a £7.8m loss and forecasting further multi-million-pound deficits.

Millions of pounds raised by a proposed overnight visitor charge could be used for coastal high streets, public transport and local skills training, but not all the revenue collected on the coast might be spent on the coast.

Businesses and education providers across the Yorkshire Coast are being invited to shape a new maritime and renewables cluster designed to maximise local supply chain opportunities from offshore wind farms with a series of public meetings taking place next week.

Vintage vehicles will race along a 200-yard course on the sand as the internationally recognised 'Race the Waves' event returns to Bridlington this week.

Vulnerable residents could miss vital medical care unless a local transport charity can recruit more volunteer drivers to meet growing demand.

A Scarborough nightclub's bid to extend its opening hours until 3am has sparked objections from neighbours and council officers regarding noise and antisocial behaviour.

Families across North Yorkshire could benefit from a series of proposed improvements to school travel arrangements following a review of changes introduced two years ago.

Prominent council-owned buildings and car parks in Scarborough could be transformed under new plans to find a commercial development partner.

North Yorkshire Council has announced that the major redevelopment of Scarborough's historic West Pier will require additional funding due to rising costs since its initial approval.

A bespoke aerial drone show will illuminate Scarborough's South Bay this Saturday, replacing the cancelled fireworks for the Goldwing Light Parade.

Town centre shoppers and visitors will gain 426 new parking spaces when a multi-million-pound facility opens in Bridlington this October.

A 39-year-old Scarborough man has been sentenced to eight and a half years in prison for a rape committed more than two years ago, following a last-minute guilty plea.

Scarborough Athletic have ended a run of back-to-back defeats by holding Macclesfield to a goalless draw in the National League North.

Hundreds of workers at Scarborough's Alexander Dennis are set to walk out for almost two weeks this month as a long-running dispute over pay intensifies.

Homes across North Yorkshire could be at risk of devastating winter blazes unless chimneys and heating appliances are properly maintained ahead of the colder months.

A social care leader with more than thirty-five years of experience has been named as one of the United Kingdom's most influential figures in the care home sector.

Mayor David Skaith has welcomed a report which says up to £26 million could be generated to support infrastructure and grow the tourism economy across York and North Yorkshire through a proposed £1 overnight visitor levy.

An external development partner could soon be brought in to create a regeneration masterplan for underused and vacant council owned sites across Scarborough town centre.

A proposed boat hoist and marina expansion project at Scarborough Harbour could generate £1.4 million annually and create hundreds of additional berths for the local economy.

The Yorkshire Wolds could soon be designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty after formal proposals were submitted to the government for final approval.

Speculation regarding a political defection to the Labour Party has been strongly dismissed by the Reform Mayor of Hull and East Yorkshire, who insists his focus remains entirely on delivering for local residents.

Scarborough Athletic will travel to Cheshire to face Macclesfield on Tuesday evening as the Seadogs look to end a run of back-to-back defeats in the National League North.

Thousands of visitors are expected to line Scarborough's South Bay this weekend as the popular illuminated Goldwing motorcycle parade returns to raise funds for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance.

A commemorative plaque celebrating the sixty-three-year legacy of a beloved Withernsea dance teacher will go on public display ahead of its permanent installation.

Mulgrave Developments Ltd has submitted a revised planning application for 18 new homes in Snainton, near Scarborough, after a previous proposal was rejected by the council.

An overnight parking ban for motorhomes on the North Yorkshire coast has been expanded into residential areas of Scarborough following thousands of complaints about displaced campervans.

A new report commissioned by the Mayor of York and North Yorkshire, David Skaith, has proposed a flat £1-a-night visitor levy across the region to help support local services and fund tourism infrastructure.

As York and North Yorkshire moves closer to a formal debate on a proposed overnight visitor levy, how have similar schemes have performed elsewhere?

With the independent report commissioned by Mayor David Skaith proposing a flat £1-a-night visitor levy, local residents and hospitality operators along the Yorkshire Coast are asking two fundamental questions: how will this money be collected from guests, and where will it actually go?

A local football club has been given just four months to find a new pitch after a parish council ended its agreement to use the village playing fields.

A fundraising appeal to permanently repair a historic railway bridge on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway has reached the halfway mark of its eight hundred thousand pound target.

Former manager of a Filey care home, Michaela Golding, 58, of Greenfields Avenue, Osgodby, has been jailed.

A new mobile defibrillator and water rescue throw lines will strengthen safety and emergency preparedness across the 330-acre Burton Constable estate.

North Yorkshire Police’s Rural Task Force is joining a nationwide clampdown on rural crime this week.

North Yorkshire Council’s housebuilding company is expected to record a £5.8m loss this year, prompting a new five-year recovery plan to turn the business around.

Residents and visitors are being encouraged to don Victorian attire today for a special seaside parade celebrating the 400th anniversary of Scarborough as a spa resort.

The Staintondale Moorland Railway is preparing for its final weekend of the 2026 season, featuring a newly completed tunnel, visiting engines, and fundraising for an Eastfield-based homelessness charity.

A temporary numerical disadvantage following a head injury to Jake Hull proved costly as Scarborough Athletic fell to a single-goal defeat against Telford.

Whitby Town threw away a two-goal lead to suffer a devastating FA Cup defeat against Ashton United, prompting the manager to demand immediate squad changes.

A dedicated cycling instructor from Driffield who has taught more than 15,000 people to ride safely has been honoured with a prestigious national award.

Bridlington Town produced a relentless, high-energy display to claim a thoroughly deserved 3-1 victory over Ashington at Woodhorn Lane.

A four-week heritage fashion exhibition featuring twenty garments from the 1850s to the 1950s will open at Scarborough's Old Parcels Office this Saturday, followed by a special parade on Sunday.

The Care Quality Commission has upgraded the maternity services at Scarborough and York hospitals from inadequate to good following a recent inspection that highlighted major improvements in care and safety.

Domestic bus manufacturers should be favoured over overseas companies, the Prime Minister has declared in Parliament, throwing his support behind Scarborough's Alexander Dennis factory.

Three popular food and drink venues in Seamer, Filey, and Scarborough have submitted plans to expand their seating capacity and weather-proof their dining areas.

A historic vessel that helped rescue more than 1,200 Allied troops from Dunkirk during the Second World War has been put up for sale in Scarborough for £250,000.

Two Yorkshire Coast towns have been named among the most popular destinations in the United Kingdom for a festive staycation this year.

Elite cyclists will tackle a gruelling route along the East Yorkshire coast and through the Wolds as Stage 3 of the Tour of Britain takes place on Friday.

Preparations are under way to manage the potential economic fallout for coastal businesses if a proposed overnight visitor levy is introduced in North Yorkshire.

North Yorkshire Council is expected to approve a £2.43 million contract with Ripon-based Econ Engineering to lease a fleet of 13 new winter maintenance vehicles.

The oldest Pullman dining carriage on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway is welcoming passengers once again following a ten-year restoration project.

An orphaned seal pup recovering at Scarborough SEA LIFE Centre is receiving daily eye baths using chilled tea donated by Yorkshire Tea.

The relocation of council staff to a new office building on the outskirts of Scarborough will cost taxpayers £3 million, sparking concerns over the future of the town's historic civic headquarters.

Former gas wells and deep salt layers will provide cleaner, cheaper geothermal heating to communities in Kirby Misperton and Pickering.

Fourteen boreholes will be drilled across Scarborough from next week as part of a multimillion-pound wastewater infrastructure project.

North Yorkshire Council has officially approved the part-retrospective conversion of a former Territorial Army Reserve Centre in Newby into a multi-use business park.

Automatic national resilience measures must be activated whenever critical military infrastructure faces threats like wildfires, the Member of Parliament for Scarborough and Whitby has warned following a visit to RAF Fylingdales.

A drug dealer who boasted about living like a "rock star" has been sentenced to 34 months in prison for supplying Class A drugs in Scarborough.

Whitby's iconic whale bone arch has been dismantled after decades of coastal weather damage, making way for an ethical bronze replica set to be installed early next year.

Emergency call-outs for outdoor fires in North Yorkshire have jumped significantly across the county this summer, prompting gratitude from the Deputy Mayor and a reminder for the public to stay vigilant.

A popular Scarborough hotel has lost a planning appeal after painting the lower exterior of its Grade II* listed building dark blue without prior permission.

North Yorkshire Council has admitted it does not know how many of its nearly 100,000 library fines issued last year have been paid, nor how many users are banned, due to a loss of data during an IT system change.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a man in his fifties was drugged, sexually assaulted, and robbed of his belongings in a Scarborough bus shelter.

The York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has apologised for previously underreporting the number of times its staff wrongfully accessed patient medical records.

People living and working in Scarborough are being urged to join a neighbourhood board overseeing a £19.5 million investment programme over the next decade.

A three-year-old boy from Scarborough has helped launch a national fundraising campaign to provide specialist mobility equipment for thirty children across the UK.

Generations of coastal outdoor learning at East Barnby will permanently relocate to Birch Hall Scout Camp following the discovery of severe electrical faults and mounting repair costs.

Fraudsters claiming to be from New Scotland Yard are targeting people across North Yorkshire in a sophisticated telephone scam designed to steal cash, valuables, and bank details.

A North Yorkshire Moors Railway volunteer will bungee jump from Whitby's Larpool Viaduct next month to raise funds for crucial bridge repairs in Grosmont.

Anti-social behaviour has decreased across the coastal command area compared to last year, although officials acknowledge that high policing demand and public perception remain significant challenges.

Restrictions on evening and weekend working hours for teenagers could be relaxed under new proposals aimed at saving summer jobs and supporting seasonal businesses across the Yorkshire Coast.

Care services in Bridlington are equipped to handle hospital discharges despite concerns over dwindling patient numbers and potential unit closures at a local care facility.

Dedicated bus services will connect patients to the new Community Diagnostic Centre in Eastfield following concerns over its out-of-town location.

Visitors to Scarborough's beaches are being urged to stay at least one hundred metres away from resting seals to avoid causing the animals unnecessary stress.

Mobile phone coverage across the East Riding has been branded a nightmare by local councillors demanding action over poor signal that leaves some residents unable to even receive a text message.

The former leader of Scarborough Borough Council has expressed major safety concerns regarding proposed changes to vehicle access and drop-off points in the currently deferred Scarborough Gateway Plan.

Public toilet facilities across the East Riding will be reviewed to make them more accessible for people living with stoma or colostomy bags.

Reported domestic violence crimes have risen by 6.5 per cent across North Yorkshire between April and June this year, prompting police to assess whether the increase is due to more victims or greater confidence in reporting.

People living with dementia and their carers can enjoy live entertainment, hand massages, and a safe space to connect on a specially reserved train carriage travelling from Whitby to Middlesbrough on Wednesday.

A community-led campaign is pushing to bring a tidal seawater pool back to Scarborough for the first time since 1989, aiming to boost local amenities, health, and tourism on the Yorkshire Coast.

A Scarborough care home owner has launched a direct video appeal urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to visit the Yorkshire Coast and witness the daily reality of the UK's social care system.

Some of the world's best cyclists will race through Hornsea, Driffield, and other local communities when stage three of the 2026 Lloyd's Tour of Britain Men comes to East Yorkshire this September.

An impressive £2,300 has been raised for The Rainbow Centre following a successful open garden event at the Mulgrave Estate despite early threats of rain.

Ambulance crews in Scarborough are appealing for community donations to transform a dilapidated outdoor area into a wellbeing space at their new station.

Video evidence from the public is increasingly being used to prosecute dangerous drivers across North Yorkshire, with submissions to a police portal rising exponentially over the last few years.

A weekend of family fun, live music, and maritime rescue demonstrations will take over Staithes and Runswick Bay to raise vital funds for the RNLI.

Primary school pupils in North Yorkshire are expected to learn safe self-rescue and swim at least twenty-five metres to help prevent further open water drownings.

It's A Level and T Level results day, on Thursday, across the country with students up and down the Yorkshire Coast finding out how they got on.

A not-for-profit action group has launched a campaign to save Scarborough’s former Mecca Bingo site and transform it into a major touring theatre by 2035.

Past and current smokers aged between 55 and 74 are receiving invitations for free lung cancer screening appointments this summer to help identify respiratory diseases early.

Thousands of new homes planned for the Scarborough area could trigger the construction of two new primary schools and the expansion of George Pindar School.

Over fifty author events featuring bestselling writers, broadcasters, and performers will take place across four days this November as the Whitby Lit Fest returns.

Emergency services have launched a new video campaign to warn residents and visitors about the hidden dangers of open water across North Yorkshire.

East Yorkshire residents facing the loss of their properties to the rapidly eroding coastline will be given priority access to a new £3.1 million affordable housing development in Skipsea.

Outdoor learning trips for thousands of young people will permanently relocate from the East Barnby centre near Whitby to a scout camp in Scarborough if plans are approved next week.

Almost £800 has been raised for the Bridlington RNLI following a successful charity dog show hosted on the town's promenade.

A murder investigation is underway following the death of a man who was stabbed during an altercation on First Avenue in Bridlington early on Monday morning.

Temperatures will reach 36 degrees Celsius in some areas this week as an amber heat health alert comes into force for Yorkshire and the Humber.

Operations at a Scarborough bus manufacturing plant will shut down again as four hundred workers plan further strike action over a rejected pay offer.