Yorkshire Coast News

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Scarborough High Street Set For New Lease Of Life Under Mayoral Development Zone
A new Mayoral Development Zone aims to rejuvenate Scarborough's high street and transform the town into a year-round destination.
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Generous Donations Pour In For Scarborough Poppy Appeal Ahead Of Armistice Day
The annual Poppy Appeal is experiencing incredible generosity across Scarborough as the town joins the rest of the country in marking Armistice Day.
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Whitby Town Seek To End Losing Run In First-Ever Clash With Avro
Whitby Town will travel to Oldham on Wednesday night in search of a crucial victory against Avro to end a three-match losing streak in the NPL Premier.
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Poundland and Post Office Jobs at Risk in Scarborough
Fears are growing for Scarborough's town centre as 42 Poundland jobs face uncertainty and the main Post Office prepares to close, amidst a £18.5 million regeneration push for the Brunswick Centre.
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Interactive Neon Story Trail Will Light Up Scarborough Streets For Christmas
Families will shape their own adventure across Scarborough town centre in a new interactive, illuminated storytelling trail launching this weekend.
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New Chief Executive Recommended For North Yorkshire Council
The leadership of England's largest geographical council is set to change hands next year as Dale Owens is recommended for the role of chief executive.
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Whitby Town Extend Loan Of Harrogate Town Midfielder Lucas Barnes
Whitby Town have officially extended the loan of nineteen-year-old midfielder Lucas Barnes from Harrogate Town into the new year.
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Tory Chairman And Filey MP Cleared After Standards Probe
Kevin Hollinrake, the MP for Thirsk and Malton, has been cleared of breaching the House of Commons Code of Conduct following an investigation into alleged lobbying.
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New £15.5 Million Bridlington Multi-Storey Car Park Opens With Free First Hour
Drivers visiting Bridlington town centre can now benefit from a free first hour of parking following the official opening of a new £15.5 million multi-storey facility.
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Accessibility Upgrades Demanded For Scarborough's Brunswick Centre And Local Transport Networks
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume is calling for a Changing Places toilet in the new Brunswick Centre redevelopment and raising safety concerns over train and bus accessibility across the Yorkshire Coast.
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Scarborough Athletic Target Tuesday Night Victory Over Marine To Push Away From Bottom Four
Scarborough Athletic are aiming to secure three crucial points against Marine this Tuesday night to distance themselves from the National North relegation zone.
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Scarborough's £19.5 Million Pride In Place Programme Moves From Planning To Delivery
Scarborough’s £19.5 million Pride in Place programme is officially moving into its delivery phase, advancing major regeneration, cultural, and community projects across the town.
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Most Disrupted Sections of the A64 Revealed in National Highways Data
Newly released Freedom of Information data has revealed that the A64 between York and the Yorkshire coast experienced over 5,200 hours of closures across 671 shifts since 2020.
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Hospice Patients To Benefit From Festive Light Up A Life Appeal
Patient care at Saint Catherine's will be supported this Christmas following the launch of an annual festive appeal that features a special remembrance service in Scarborough.
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Could Investors Bonfire Night Tour of Scarborough Spark Regeneration?
Millions of pounds in new investment and high-quality jobs could soon revitalise Scarborough following a major fact-finding mission by private developers on Bonfire Night.
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Opening Ceremony for Bridlington's New Multi Storey Car Park
A new £15.5 million multi-storey car park offering 426 spaces and an hour of free parking in Bridlington will be officially opened on Monday to help boost town centre footfall.
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A64 Closures Total More Than 5,200 Hours Since 2020
Drivers travelling between York and the Yorkshire coast have experienced over 5,200 hours of closures on the A64 since the start of 2020, sparking renewed calls from local leaders for major investment and full dualling of the route.
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Royal Mail Decision Sparks Row Over Historic Filey Postbox
Filey residents and their local MP are urging Royal Mail to reinstate a historic George VI postbox that was removed after being damaged by a vehicle.
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Defensive Errors Cost Bridlington Town Dearly In Three-Goal Defeat
Bridlington Town suffered a frustrating three-nil away defeat against Lincoln United after a series of costly defensive mistakes undermined their attacking efforts.
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Boro Battle Back In A True Game Of Two Halves Against Buxton
Scarborough Athletic were 2-0 down at half time, but roared back in the 2nd half to grab a point, and unlucky not to take all three.
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Scarborough's Mayoral Development Zone To Go Far Beyond Brunswick Centre
A new Mayoral Development Zone will tackle systemic issues and drive economic growth across Scarborough, extending far beyond the redevelopment of the vacant Brunswick Centre.
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Online Shoppers And Job Seekers Protected As Fraudulent Websites Face Takedown
Residents are being warned about fraudulent websites and fake job adverts as a new protocol allows trading standards teams to swiftly remove unfair online platforms.
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Councillors Blast Rail Chiefs After Week Of Train Chaos
East Yorkshire rail users have faced severe disruptions and over 20 daily cancellations after autumn leaves on the tracks prompted operators to skip rural stations, sparking outrage from local leaders.
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Whitby Town Edged Out in Yorkshire Derby
Stan Hewitt's second-half penalty proved only a consolation as Whitby Town suffered defeat on the road against Emley.
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Local Leaders Warn 'Mega' Police Forces Threaten Rural Neighbourhoods
Neighbourhood policing in rural communities faces a significant threat from proposed 'mega' regional police forces, according to York and North Yorkshire leaders.
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Developer Welcomes Multi-Million-Pound Public Funding for Brunswick Centre Redevelopment
We hear from the local company behind plans to redevelop Scarborough's empty Brunswick Centre after an £18.5 million public funding package was approved.
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Scarborough Politicians Urged to Take Climate Risks Seriously Ahead of Public Briefing
A newly formed grassroots group is calling on local politicians to take the climate emergency more seriously ahead of a free public briefing in Scarborough this weekend.
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Emergency Board Takes Over Governance at Whitby School
An emergency Interim Executive Board has been appointed at Whitby School following statutory intervention by North Yorkshire Council to drive rapid improvement.
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Festive Lantern Parade To Light Up Scarborough Sparkle Weekend
A spectacular community lantern parade will kick off a weekend of festive entertainment, shopping, and family activities at the Scarborough Open Air Theatre later this month.
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East Riding Motorists To Park For Free During Remembrance Sunday Events
Motorists will park for free in council-run car parks on Remembrance Sunday to help communities attend memorial services.
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School Donation as New Tesco Express Opens In Seamer Creating Nineteen Local Jobs
A new Tesco Express store has opened its doors on Main Street in Seamer, creating nineteen jobs and offering a range of community support initiatives to local schools.
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Multi-Million Pound Regeneration Approved for Scarborough's Vacant Brunswick Centre
A major redevelopment of Scarborough's high street will go ahead after local leaders formally approved a Mayoral Development Zone and unlocked millions of pounds in funding for the vacant Brunswick Centre.
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Three Major Comedy Stars Set To Bring Laughter To Scarborough
Comedy fans can look forward to live performances from Paddy McGuinness, Richard Ayoade, and Chris McCausland as they bring their new tours to the Yorkshire coast in 2027.
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Magical Circus Acts And Stargazing Set To Illuminate Scarborough As Light Festival Returns
Scarborough will sparkle with twenty-eight light-themed events, including a magical circus in Falsgrave Park and stargazing at the castle, as the annual Scarborough Lights festival begins next week.
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Dozens Of Heritage Buildings Restored In Bridlington High Street Revival
Run-down properties and heritage buildings in Bridlington are undergoing major renovations as part of a community-led campaign to restore civic pride and tackle antisocial behaviour.
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Funding Decision to Set Future of Scarborough's Brunswick Centre
A multi-million-pound redevelopment of Scarborough's Brunswick Centre is expected to take a significant step forward on Friday as regional leaders prepare to approve crucial public funding.
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New Café, Sensory Garden, and Activity Centre Planned in Whitby
The Dalewood Trust has submitted plans for a major expansion of its Whitby site, including a new purpose-built café, an activity centre, and a tranquil sensory garden for adults with learning disabilities.
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Mutliple Fylingdales Moor Sites Added to Heritage at Risk Register
Ten historic monuments on Fylingdales Moor have been added to the Heritage at Risk Register after a massive wildfire stripped away protective vegetation and exposed them to erosion and unexploded ordnance.
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Investors Tour Scarborough On Bonfire Night To Spark Regeneration
A hand-picked delegation of developers and financiers is visiting Scarborough on Thursday to explore major investment opportunities across the coastal town.
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Overnight Visitor Levy Moves Closer Despite Coastal Business Fears
Holiday accommodation across York and North Yorkshire could face a five percent price hike as the government introduces a new visitor levy bill to Parliament.
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Major Funding Boost Secures Scarborough Festivals And Theatre Improvements
Almost £900,000 in new funding will protect year-round cultural festivals and fund essential infrastructure upgrades at a historic theatre in Scarborough.
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Major Milestone Reached in £25m Scarborough Hospital Lab Project
Construction on Scarborough Hospital’s new £25 million acute service laboratory has reached a key milestone as it replaces a former building deemed unsafe due to RAAC.
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MP Likens Yorkshire Water Leadership Change to 'Shuffling Deckchairs on the Titanic'
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has strongly criticised a leadership change at Yorkshire Water, comparing it to "shuffling the deckchairs on the Titanic" after the company received a one-star environmental rating.
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Gas Company Launches Appeal Against Scarborough Drilling Rig Refusal
Europa Oil & Gas has officially appealed the council's decision to reject its controversial plans for a 125ft gas drilling rig in the village of Burniston near Scarborough.
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Calls For Yorkshire Water To Return To Public Ownership Following 335 Pollution Incidents
Yorkshire Water is facing demands to return to public ownership following the resignation of its chief executive over a one-star environmental rating and hundreds of pollution incidents.
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Volunteers And Companions Will Celebrate Friendship With Special Afternoon Tea In Scarborough
Dedicated volunteers who have donated thousands of hours to combat loneliness across the Yorkshire Coast will be honoured at a special afternoon tea this Wednesday.
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£2.5m Project Approved to Replace Cremators at Scarborough's Woodlands Crematorium
North Yorkshire Council has approved the next stage of a £2.5 million project to replace the two ageing cremators at Woodlands Crematorium in Scarborough to reduce rising maintenance costs and improve reliability.
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Thirteen-Year-Old Photographer Lands Volunteer Role on the Yorkshire Coast Railway
A thirteen-year-old photography competition winner has been appointed as the new volunteer photographer for the Yorkshire Coast Community Rail Partnership.
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Scarborough School Pupils Celebrate Pergola Win
Pupils at St Peter's school in Scarborough are enjoying their new all weather pergola after winning a competition on This is the Coast.
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Government Faces Renewed Pressure Over Wildfire Preparedness After Fylingdales Blaze
Calls for improved national wildfire resilience and compensation schemes are intensifying following the devastating Fylingdales moor blaze on the Yorkshire Coast.
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Warning Over £200,000 Repair Bill For Whitby Landmark
A new report has revealed that Whitby Museum and Pannett Art Gallery could require £200,000 in major repairs and infrastructure upgrades, prompting a series of specialist surveys.
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Public Backs National Parks to Boost Mental Health and Tackle Climate Change
Nine in ten people believe National Parks play a vital role in supporting mental health and wellbeing, according to a new UK-wide survey.
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On-The-Spot Fines Introduced For Illegal Vape And Tobacco Sales In North Yorkshire
Shop workers and businesses caught breaking new tobacco and vaping laws could face on-the-spot fines of up to £200 under fresh legislation coming into force this month.
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Illuminated Signage Approved for 24-Hour Whitby Adult Gaming Centre
A controversial 24-hour adult gaming centre in Whitby has been granted permission to install illuminated signage despite concerns over light pollution and the town's dark skies.
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Economic Boost And New Rail Link Proposed For Yorkshire's Largest Airport
A new economic report reveals Leeds Bradford Airport contributes £737 million annually to the regional economy and argues that a dedicated rail link could unlock further growth across Yorkshire.
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Police Appeal After Serious Injuries Sustained In Three-Vehicle Crash Near Pickering
A passenger remains in hospital with serious injuries following a three-vehicle collision on the A169 between Pickering and Malton.
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Former Retail Chief: Success Of Scarborough's Brunswick Centre Redevelopment Relies On Transport And Experience
A senior North Yorkshire councillor and former retail executive has warned that the redevelopment of Scarborough's Brunswick Centre must focus on frictionless transport links and experiential retail to draw anticipated crowds.
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£3.4m Bailout Saved Council-Owned Brierley Homes From Collapse
North Yorkshire Council-owned Brierley Homes narrowly avoided administration and a £20 million loss thanks to a £3.4 million taxpayer-funded bailout.
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Calls For Scarborough Youth Court To Return Amid Fears Over 'Hardened Criminals'
A Scarborough councillor is calling for the reinstatement of a dedicated youth court to tackle rising concerns over gangs of young people causing severe damage and anti-social behaviour in the town.
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New Clifftop Distillery to Bring Jobs And Tourism To Whitby Following Funding Boost
Ten new jobs and a year-round visitor attraction will be created in Whitby after a local distillery secured a £500,000 loan to transform two derelict barns next to the town's famous abbey.
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North Yorkshire Councillors Set For 2.6 Per Cent Allowance Rise To £18,400
North Yorkshire councillors could see their basic annual allowance increase by 2.6 per cent to over £18,400 next year, pending final approval in November.
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Flamingo Land Announces Alpamare Exit
Flamingo Land Resort have announced the official end of their running the Alpamare waterpark.
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Scarborough Athletic Lose Out At Morecambe As Supporter Taken to Hospital
Boro were beaten on their first visit to the North West side in a match that was suspended for a time due to a Seadogs fan being taken ill.
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Scarborough Nightclub 'Delighted' After Councillors Back Controversial Licence Extension
Fusion nightclub in Scarborough has been granted permission to extend its alcohol licence until 2am, subject to strict new noise management conditions.
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Plans For Padel Courts At North Yorkshire Water Park Rejected By Planners
Proposals to build two floodlit padel tennis courts at the North Yorkshire Water Park have been refused after planning officers ruled the countryside location would encourage car-dependent travel.
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Unpaid Carers On The Yorkshire Coast Forced To Quit Work Amid Support Shortages
Families across the Yorkshire Coast are being forced to leave employment to care for relatives due to a severe lack of support services.
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Angry And Emotional Scenes As East Riding Council Hosts Final Planning Sub-Committee Meeting
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has held its final planning sub-committee meeting amid anger from local councillors over central government reforms that will eliminate public debate on most housing applications.
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Whitby Town Thumped In First Lee Home Defeat
Whitby Town were hammered 5-0 in a Hallowe'en Horror Show.
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Scarborough Rugby March On After Silver Royd Success
They saw off Sandal on home turf in North East 1.
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Brid Celebrate After Derby Comeback
Bridlington Town produced a superb second-half comeback to claim local derby bragging rights with a 3-1 victory over North Ferriby at the HDM Energies Stadium.
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Pickering Town Go Winless Again
Pikes are without a win in five after their latest setback.
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Mystery Cinema Operator And Retailers Eye Scarborough's Brunswick
The identity of potential tenants for Scarborough's Brunswick Centre redevelopment remains under wraps as local councillors debate the financial risks of the project.
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Bridlington Residents Reel In £750,000 Postcode Lottery Win
Two neighbours in Bridlington are celebrating after sharing a massive £750,000 prize in the latest Postcode Lottery draw.
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Post Office Bosses Face Demands to Secure Scarborough Town Centre Services
The Town's MP is calling on Post Office officials to guarantee uninterrupted access to essential services following the impending closure of Scarborough's main town centre branch.
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Hospital Trust Seeks £8m Cash Support as Deficit Reaches £18.4m
York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is requesting an £8 million support package amid a growing £18.4 million mid-year deficit.
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Serious Collisions Close Major Roads Near Pickering And Malton
Motorists are being urged to avoid the A169 near Pickering and the A64 near Rillington following two separate collisions that have blocked the routes.
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Homelessness Charity Defends Controversial HMO Plans For Former Scarborough Guest House
YMCA North Tyneside has defended its plans to convert a former Scarborough guest house into a 10-bed supported accommodation facility, assuring locals it will act as a well-managed stepping stone to independent living rather than a permanent destination.
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Government Minister Visits Whitby Mine As Major Investment Promises Local Jobs
The Government's Minister for Reindustrialisation has visited the Woodsmith Project near Whitby to see how the major infrastructure development is creating skilled jobs and boosting the local economy.
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Seven Unsung Heroes Celebrated At Whitby Mayoral Champions Awards
Seven dedicated community champions have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to Whitby at an annual awards ceremony.
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Yorkshire Water Leadership Change Days After Shock Report
Yorkshire Water Chief Executive Nicola Shaw is stepping down days after the firm received a damning one-star environmental rating.
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Scarborough A&E Waits More Than Double York's, NHS Figures Show
Patients at Scarborough Hospital's A&E are facing significantly longer wait times than those at York Hospital, with 21 per cent spending over 12 hours in the emergency department.
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Real-Time Water Quality Monitoring Trialled At Scalby Beck And Bridlington
Swimmers and river users will soon benefit from real-time water quality updates as a new artificial intelligence trial begins on the Yorkshire Coast.
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Public Toilets Missing From Multi-Million Pound Brunswick Centre Plans
The multi-million pound redevelopment of Scarborough's Brunswick Centre currently includes no provision for publicly accessible toilets, prompting concerns from local councillors.
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Scarborough Divided Over £50,000 Freddie Gilroy Statue Relocation Plan
Scarborough residents are expressing mixed reactions over a proposed £50,000 plan to relocate the iconic Freddie Gilroy statue to a more sheltered spot on the seafront.
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Date Set For Brunswick Centre Funding Decision
A multi-million-pound funding decision to transform Scarborough's boarded-up Brunswick Centre into a multiplex cinema and leisure hub will take place next week.
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Politicians Clash Over Chancellor's First Budget Impacts For The Yorkshire Coast
Local politicians have expressed starkly contrasting views on the Chancellor's first Budget, with promises of winter energy payments clashing against claims of soaring taxes and national debt.
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Hundreds Of Volunteer Hours Will Bring Whitby Lit Fest To Life
More than 640 hours of volunteer time will power the second annual Whitby Lit Fest as big names in literature and broadcasting arrive for a four-day celebration.
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East Yorkshire Devolution Friction as Meetings Cancelled
Local leaders and the regional mayor are clashing over the direction of the Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority following the cancellation of a scheduled executive board meeting.
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Concerns Over North Yorkshire Council's Net Zero Progress As Vehicle Emissions Rise
North Yorkshire Council is facing criticism for its slow progress towards its net zero targets after new figures showed a rise in emissions from the authority's vehicle fleet.
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Millions In Public Funds For Scarborough Brunswick Centre Welcomed Despite Financial Risks
Local councillors have supported an £18.5 million public funding package to redevelop Scarborough's vacant Brunswick Centre, while acknowledging concerns over the level of financial risk involved.
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Safe And Controlled Fireworks Extravaganza To Light Up Scarborough Sky
A spectacular and secure fireworks display will return to Scarborough Cricket Club next week, offering families a safe environment to celebrate Bonfire Night.
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'Inadequate' NHS Dialysis Unit Put Into Special Measures Over Safety Concerns
An NHS dialysis unit at Scarborough Hospital has been placed into special measures after inspectors uncovered severe safety, staffing, and infection control failings.
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'Absolutely Shocking' Handling of Freddie Gilroy Statue Plans Slammed by Councillors
Scarborough town councillors have deferred a decision on funding the £50,000 relocation and restoration of the iconic Freddie Gilroy statue due to concerns over costs and a lack of transparency.
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150-Home Pickering Scheme Approved Despite Sewage Network Being at Capacity
North Yorkshire Council has approved outline planning permission for up to 150 new homes in Pickering, despite warnings that the town’s sewage network is already at full capacity.
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Hidden Treasures Could Yield Frighteningly Big Returns At Scarborough Valuation Event
Residents are being invited to discover the value of their family heirlooms at a free antiques valuation event in Scarborough hosted by television auctioneer Charles Hanson's team.
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TGJones Closure Date Confirmed As Scarborough Loses Main Post Office
TGJones has confirmed it will permanently close its Scarborough town centre store in January 2027, resulting in the loss of the town's main Post Office branch.
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Northern Olympic Games Bid Takes Step Forward With £7 Million Budget Boost
A seven million pound government investment will fund a comprehensive feasibility study into bringing the Olympic and Paralympic Games to the North of England in the 2040s.
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Tributes Pour In For Talented Scarborough Artist Rew Nurse
Rew Nurse, a talented artist specialising in Graffiti murals and artwork has died, in a statement released by his family.
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Council Funds to Help Transform Scarborough's Boarded-Up Brunswick Centre
A major redevelopment of Scarborough's vacant Brunswick Centre into a multiplex cinema and leisure hub is a step closer after a multimillion-pound funding package was unanimously approved.
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Six-Year-Old Boy Tackles 30-Mile Coastal Walk For Veterans Charity
A six-year-old boy is braving high winds on a 30-mile trek from Filey to Whitby to raise funds for armed forces veterans living in care homes.
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Runners Take To Scarborough Streets To 'Lift The Curfew' On Winter Nights
Runners and walkers will gather in Scarborough this Wednesday evening to raise awareness of women's safety when exercising in the dark.
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Scarborough Post Office Branch To Close Under TG Jones Restructuring
Scarborough's main Post Office branch on Westborough is set to close in the coming months as part of a wider restructuring programme, prompting concerns over access to essential services for local residents.
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Residents Divided Over Plan to Extend Haven Holiday Park Season
A proposal by Haven to extend the annual season of Primrose Valley Holiday Park near Filey by almost a month has sparked a divide among locals over the potential economic benefits versus the strain on local services.
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Scarborough And Whitby MP Elected To Influential Culture, Media And Sport Committee
Government policies affecting tourism, media, and grassroots sports will face direct scrutiny from a Yorkshire Coast representative following the election of Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume to a key parliamentary committee.
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North Yorkshire Plans To Expand Rural Scheme Combining Police, Fire, And Ambulance Roles
North Yorkshire is considering expanding a successful rural public safety scheme that combines police, fire, and ambulance roles into a single officer position to improve emergency coverage in remote communities.
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Scarborough's Brunswick Centre Redevelopment Moves Closer With Multi Million Pound Funding Package
A major transformation of Scarborough's vacant Brunswick Centre into a cinema and leisure complex is a step closer after North Yorkshire Council approved it's part of a £18.5 million public funding package.
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Free School Uniform Giveaway Returns To Scarborough This Week
Thousands of free primary and secondary school uniform items will be available to Scarborough families this week as part of an initiative to tackle the cost of living and reduce clothing waste.
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Salvaged Peasholm Park Illuminations Go On Display After Storm Boelo Cancellations
Scarborough residents can enjoy a free evening light display at Peasholm Park this week after organisers salvaged artworks from a weekend event cancelled due to severe gales.
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Extracurricular Opportunities Set To Expand For Pupils In Scarborough And Whitby
Seven schools across Scarborough and Whitby will share in a £22.5 million government investment designed to boost extracurricular activities and help young people develop new skills.
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New Floodlit Sports Hub Approved For Hunmanby Playing Fields
A dated tennis court near Filey will be transformed into a modern multi-sport facility featuring floodlights and a digital booking system.
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Concerns Public Say On New Housing Reduced As Planning Rules Shift To Officers
Sweeping national changes to the planning system taking effect this month will see most housing developments decided by unelected council officers rather than local councillors across North Yorkshire and the East Riding.
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Illegal Vape and Tobacco Sellers Face New Penalties Across North Yorkshire
Rogue traders and shops selling illegal vapes or tobacco to children across North Yorkshire could soon face stricter penalties under a revised enforcement policy.
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Communities Praised After Severe Autumn Storms Batter The Yorkshire Coast
Residents and emergency services are recovering after Storms Austen and Boelo brought extreme downpours, flooded homes, and widespread disruption to Scarborough and Whitby.
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Future Housing And Jobs To Be Shaped By New County-Wide Blueprint
The future of housing, jobs, and the environment across North Yorkshire will be shaped by a new 20-year blueprint as a six-week public consultation launches today.
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Library Light Therapy Kits Roll Out To Tackle Winter Blues In North Yorkshire
Residents across North Yorkshire can now borrow therapeutic light kits from their local libraries to help combat Seasonal Affective Disorder during the darker winter months.
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National League North Tests For Bridlington & Scarborough In FA Trophy 2nd Round Draw
Bridlington Town's reward for beating Curzon Ashton is a home tie against National League North high-flyers Macclesfield. Scarborough head to 2024/25 FA Trophy Finalists Spennymoor Town.
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A174 Lythe Bank Closes For Five Days With Replacement Shuttle Buses Serving Whitby
Motorists and public transport users will face a five-day daytime road closure on the A174 at Lythe Bank, with a replacement shuttle bus maintaining links to Whitby.
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Lifeboat Crews Battle Storm Boelo After Emergency Beacon Alert Off Flamborough Head
Volunteer lifeboat crews from Bridlington and Scarborough battled 50mph winds and four-metre waves during a major search operation sparked by an emergency beacon in the North Sea.
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Northern Train Services CANCELLED Due To Communication System Issues
Trains between Scarborough, Filey, Bridlington have been CANCELLED this morning, due to communication system issues.
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Record Multimillion-Pound Investment Promises To Fix North Yorkshire's Roads And Potholes
Hundreds of millions of pounds will be poured into repairing roads, filling potholes, and improving transport safety across North Yorkshire over the next four years.
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North Yorkshire Police Emergency Call Waiting Times Remain Low Despite Surge In Demand
North Yorkshire Police are answering 999 calls in an average of three seconds despite receiving nearly 7,000 more emergency calls this financial year.
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Row Over £20,000 'Incorrect' Public Toilet Charges in Whitby
A specialist audit has revealed that nearly £20,000 in water charges may have been incorrectly billed to Whitby Town Council for a local public toilet.
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'Strong Fish Smells' Spark Objections To Seafood Business Application
Residents in Scarborough are urging the council to reject a seafood company's retrospective planning application due to persistent fish odours and intrusive noise.
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Maternity And Neonatal Services Face £736,000 Funding Gap To Meet New Safety Standards
Maternity and neonatal care at Scarborough and York hospitals will require a £736,000 investment to meet new national safety standards by March 2027.
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Concerns Raised Over Tourist Tax Powers In North York Moors National Park
Ministers have indicated that regional mayors could introduce overnight tourist taxes in National Parks without requiring formal approval from National Park Authorities.
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Educational Outcomes For Coastal Children To Receive Major Boost Under New Pilot Scheme
A pioneering government initiative aimed at tackling disadvantage and expanding opportunities for children across Scarborough, Whitby, and Filey has officially launched its delivery phase.
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Special Train Journey Evokes Precious Memories For Dementia Patients On The Yorkshire Coast
A dedicated 'Forget me not' train journey from Hunmanby to Scarborough has provided a day of joy, live music, and vital relief for people living with dementia and their carers.
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Free Flu Vaccines Will Be Available At Drop-In Clinics Along The Yorkshire Coast
Families in Scarborough, Whitby, and Pickering can protect their children against the flu this autumn without needing an appointment at new NHS drop-in clinics.
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Time-Travelling Children Uncover Scarborough's Geological Past
Local pupils have stepped back in time to examine ancient rock samples during a visit to a live borehole drilling site in Scarborough.
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Solar Panels Confirmed For Whitby And Eastfield Public Buildings To Cut Energy Bills
New solar panels will be installed at public buildings in Whitby and Eastfield to help reduce energy bills and tackle climate change, according to Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume.
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Scarborough HMO Growth Sparks Fresh Tourism Concerns
Scarborough councillors have raised concerns that the town's seaside resort status is under threat due to the rising number of HMOs and supported accommodation replacing traditional guesthouses.
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BLOWN OFF COURSE: Late Penalty Spoils Boro’s Comeback Hopes
After going a goal behind early on, Scarborough pulled level. But, despite Boro's best efforts in worsening weather, it was Bedford who bagged the winner from the penalty spot.
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Giantkilling Bridlington Town's Trophy Triumph
Bridlington Town produced a determined performance to overcome Curzon Ashton on penalties in the FA Trophy, with captain Ahmed Salam scoring twice during the match before converting the decisive spot-kick.
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Whitby Town Lose Out In Six-Goal Thriller
Whitby Town suffered their first defeat of the Graeme Lee era, despite a spirited second-half comeback, as FC United of Manchester claimed a 4-2 victory at Broadhurst Park.
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Scarborough Rugby Edge Thriller On Busy Afternoon
Boro edged home in the North East on another busy programme of rugby for our local sides.
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52 New Homes Approved in Sherburn Despite GP Surgery Capacity Warning
Plans for 52 new homes in Sherburn have been granted outline permission by North Yorkshire Council despite strong local opposition and warnings about local healthcare capacity.
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Scarborough's Kingfishers Celebrate West Yorkshire Success
Kingfishers swimmers have enjoyed a fantastic Winter Yorkshire Championships campaign, producing a host of personal bests, top 10 finishes and qualifying times across two weekends of competition in Sheffield and Leeds.
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Pickering Town Punished By Visitors
Pikes were well beaten at Mill Lane on Saturday.
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Scarborough Dealer Jailed
Benjamin Dack, 28, of no fixed address but from the Scarborough area, has been jailed for four years at York Crown Court on Friday.
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Over 500 Homes In Scarborough And Whitby To Receive Energy Efficiency Upgrades
Hundreds of households across the Yorkshire Coast will benefit from tailored energy efficiency improvements designed to lower bills and create warmer homes.
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FLOOD WARNINGS Issued For Scarborough's Foreshore Road & Sandside
Two Flood Warnings have been issued for Scarborough's Foreshore Road & Sandside, with a Flood Alert issued for Whitby to Filey.
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Severe Winds And Coastal Danger Expected As Storm Boelo Hits This Weekend
Wind gusts of up to eighty miles per hour and large coastal waves are expected to cause severe disruption and potential danger to life across northern England this weekend as Storm Boelo arrives.
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Coastal Light Events Cancelled As Storm Boelo Brings Severe Winds
Two major illuminated evening events in Scarborough and Whitby have been cancelled this weekend due to severe weather warnings.
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Motorhome Waste Dumping Sparks Coastal Pollution Fears In Scarborough
Camper van and motorhome owners emptying wastewater into highway drains have prompted calls for better education and signage along the Yorkshire Coast.
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Flash Flooding Hits Scarborough - Police Say Stay Away From Town Centre
A number of roads are flooded with some vehicles stuck in flood water. Emergency services are attending a number of incidents.
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Military Aircraft And Millions In Funding To Tackle Future Wildfires on The Yorkshire Coast
Military aircraft will be equipped to fight wildfires from the sky as part of a new national package aimed at preventing a repeat of the devastating Fylingdales moorland blaze.
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Brunswick Centre Cinema Plans Must Return To Planning Process
Plans to transform Scarborough's former Brunswick Centre into a multiplex cinema and leisure destination must undergo a new planning application process after the original approval lapsed.
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Yorkshire Coast Rugby Action- Boro Head North
Scarborough are on Tyneside as their North East 1 adventure continues.
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Scarborough's Freddie Gilroy Statue Could Be Moved Under £50k Plan
Scarborough’s iconic Freddie Gilroy statue could be relocated to a more sheltered spot along the seafront as part of a £50,000 preservation plan to protect it from harsh weather.
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Mini Tractors to Clear Snow in Scarborough This Winter
Compact tractors are being deployed to clear snow from restricted areas and footpaths across North Yorkshire this winter.
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Popular New Year's Day Sea Swim Scrapped Over Safety Concerns In Hornsea
A major fundraising sea dip in Hornsea has been permanently cancelled by rescuers who say they can no longer encourage people to enter the freezing January waters following recent coastal tragedies.
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New Operator Sought As Odeon Pulls Out Of Scarborough Cinema Plans
Plans for a major multi-screen cinema and leisure complex in Scarborough will move forward with a new operator after developers confirmed Odeon has withdrawn from the project.
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Pick-Up Trucks Stolen For Global Conflicts As Owners Urged To Secure Vehicles
Rural vehicle owners are being urged to increase security following warnings that stolen pick-up trucks from North Yorkshire are being shipped to global conflict zones including Ukraine.
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Young Children In Scarborough To Learn Gardening And Healthy Habits
Nursery-aged children across Scarborough will learn how to grow their own food and develop healthy lifestyles through a newly funded community programme.
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Scarborough Employment Adviser Takes On Ultra-Marathon For The Rainbow Centre
A Scarborough employment adviser is tackling a gruelling 34-mile ultra-marathon this October to raise vital funds for The Rainbow Centre and inspire her local community.
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Councillor Allowances Set For Inflation-Linked Rise In North Yorkshire
Allowances for North Yorkshire councillors could increase by 2.6 per cent to match inflation, bringing the basic annual rate to £18,431.
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Taxpayer Millions At Risk In Brunswick Centre Regeneration, Warns Scarborough Mayor
Scarborough's mayor is demanding stricter scrutiny of an £18.5 million public funding package for the Brunswick Centre redevelopment, warning that millions could be lost if the project collapses.
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PM Asked to Support Calls for a Dedicated Coastal Minister
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has asked the PM to support calls for a new Minister for Coastal Communities.
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New Faces For Neighbourhood Board as £19.5m Scarborough Investment Progresses
A ten-year investment programme worth £19.5 million is moving into its practical phase in Scarborough, guided by six newly appointed community representatives.
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Popular Whitby Lifeboat Calendar Returns For A Fourth Year To Fund Lifesaving Kit
A charity calendar that has already raised over £18,000 for volunteer lifeboat crews is returning to Whitby for its fourth consecutive year.
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Scarborough Residents Urged To Prioritise Safety Ahead Of Bonfire Night
Safety experts are hosting a drop-in event in Scarborough to help residents reduce firework injuries and antisocial behaviour this Bonfire Night.
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Young Artists In Whitby To Benefit From £11,130 Education Grant
Young people across Whitby will benefit from a new art education programme after Pannett Art Gallery secured an £11,130 grant to develop free, curriculum-linked resources.
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Scarborough's Brunswick Centre Redevelopment Will Take Three Years To Deliver Even With £18.5m Public Funding
A multi-million-pound transformation of Scarborough's vacant Brunswick Centre into a major leisure destination will take until mid-2029 to open as complex funding and tenant agreements are negotiated ahead of building works.
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Dementia-Friendly Train Service Secures Funding Boost Ahead of Next Whitby Excursion
A dedicated train service supporting people living with dementia and their carers has received a £1,000 financial boost ahead of its next departure from Whitby.
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Urgent Action Demanded On Social Care Following Covid Inquiry Findings
A Scarborough care leader has warned that social care remains dangerously vulnerable to another pandemic unless the Government acts urgently on the findings of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.
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Female Manikins Introduced To CPR Training To Close Cardiac Arrest Survival Gap
Survival rates for women suffering cardiac arrests could improve as new female manikins are introduced to CPR training sessions across Yorkshire to overcome public hesitation.
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Government Says Boulby Dark Matter Experiment Would Require Additional Funding
Ministers have confirmed that securing the prestigious XLZD dark matter experiment for the Boulby Underground Laboratory in North Yorkshire will require extra government funding beyond current budgets.
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A £3.5 Million Sea Cadet Training Centre Will Transform Filey's Southdene Pavilion Site
A century-old pavilion in Filey will be demolished to make way for a £3.5 million state-of-the-art Sea Cadet training centre featuring 48-bed dormitories and community spaces.
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Mayor Wants More Coastal Trains But Admits Funding Is Limited
York and North Yorkshire Mayor David Skaith says he wants to see further improvements to coastal rail services but is reliant on government intervention due to limited local funding.
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Flood Alert Issued For Bridlington As Strong Winds And Large Waves Expected
Coastal roads, footpaths, and car parks between Bridlington and Barmston face possible flooding today due to strong winds and rough seas.
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£18.5 Million Public Funding Package Proposed For Scarborough's Brunswick Centre Redevelopment
North Yorkshire Council is set to consider an £18.5 million public funding package to transform Scarborough's vacant Brunswick Centre into a major leisure and entertainment destination.
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Police Investigate East Yorkshire Mayor Over Cyberflashing Allegations
Hull and East Yorkshire's elected mayor is facing calls to step aside amid a police investigation into claims he showed naked images of himself to a colleague.
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£7.9m Coastline Monitoring Scheme Moves Forward Despite Funding Uncertainty
North Yorkshire Council is advancing the procurement of a £7.9 million coastal monitoring programme to prevent the loss of crucial erosion and flooding data, despite awaiting formal government funding approval.
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October Half Term Flights Saved as Leeds Bradford Airport Strikes Suspended
Thousands of passengers travelling through Leeds Bradford Airport over the October half term will face no disruption after planned strikes by more than 130 workers were suspended for fresh pay talks.
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Yorkshire Coast Holiday Park Eyes Month-Long Season Extension
Haven has submitted plans to open Primrose Valley Holiday Park a month earlier each year, aiming to boost winter tourism and support local jobs on the Yorkshire coast.
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Bridlington Woman Receives Fast-Tracked Home Adaptations Following MND Diagnosis
An East Yorkshire woman with Motor Neurone Disease has had her vital home adaptations fast-tracked within weeks, following a new council policy to accelerate support for progressive terminal conditions.
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Councillor Warns Scarborough Risks Becoming 'Blackpool Two Point Zero' Amid Rising Anti-Social Behaviour
Warnings have been issued that Scarborough is taking more than its fair share of vulnerable people, leading to a rise in anti-social behaviour and concerns about the town's future.
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Yorkshire Water Say Major Upgrades Set To Dramatically Reduce Coastal Spills
Dozens of new infrastructure projects are underway across Scarborough and Whitby to significantly reduce storm water discharges into the sea and improve local bathing waters.
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Daytime Closures Begin On Major Route Into Whitby For Annual Maintenance
Motorists and pedestrians face disruption as Blue Bank on the A169 closes during daytime hours for a five-day annual maintenance programme.
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Plans Lodged to Halt Embankment Failure Putting Whitby Road at Risk
Emergency stabilisation plans have been submitted by the Mulgrave Estate to prevent a crumbling embankment from collapsing beneath Sandsend Valley Road near Whitby.
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150 New Pickering Homes Could Make River Sewage Pollution ‘Inevitable’
Plans to build 150 new homes in Pickering face strong opposition from the town council and Yorkshire Water over fears the development will overwhelm the local sewerage network and cause illegal river pollution.
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Mayor Calls for Government Decision As East Yorkshire Gas Facility Nears Closure
There are fears that national energy supplies and hundreds of local jobs are at risk as the UK's largest gas storage facility off the East Yorkshire coast faces closure without urgent government intervention.
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Construction Starts On Affordable Homes Funded By Second Homes Tax Premium
Construction has started on twenty-six new affordable homes in Hunmanby and Shipton by Beningbrough, funded by a council tax premium on second properties.
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Millions In Additional Funding Secured For North Yorkshire Following Devolution Deal
Affordable housing, improved public transport, and adult skills training will be delivered across the region as the benefits of devolution bring additional government funding to parts of the Yorkshire Coast.
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Whitby Area Mine Bids To Host Billion-Dollar Dark Matter Experiment
A billion-dollar dark matter experiment could bring hundreds of millions of pounds to the national and local economy if an underground laboratory near Whitby is chosen to host the project.
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Scarborough Care Home Community Raises Funds Following Colleague's Cancer Diagnosis
Residents and staff at a Scarborough care home have raised £270 for Breast Cancer Now to support a colleague undergoing treatment for stage three breast cancer.
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Scarborough Athletic's Home Ground Renamed Moneyweb Stadium in Five-Year Deal
Scarborough Athletic's home ground has been officially renamed the Moneyweb Stadium after the fan-owned club secured a five-year naming rights partnership to help fund its long-term future.
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Proposed North Yorkshire Holiday Levy Must Target Short-Term Lets and Second Homes
A proposed tourist tax in North Yorkshire must include short-term holiday lets to avoid unfairly penalising struggling hotels and displacing local residents, according to a Whitby councillor.
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York and Scarborough Hospitals Face Significant Bed Shortages This Winter
NHS leaders warn that York and Scarborough hospitals could face a combined shortfall of dozens of beds this winter as emergency department wait times rise and social care capacity struggles to meet discharge demands.
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Whitby Public Toilets Could Return to Council Control Under New Plans
Whitby Town Council is exploring plans to bring its public toilets back under direct in-house control to save money and improve standards following years of financial losses.
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Top Honours Awarded To Whitby And Pickering Community Groups Supporting Young People
Organisations dedicated to improving the lives of children with additional needs in Whitby and Pickering have scooped top prizes at a regional community awards ceremony.
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Yorkshire Coast Schoolchildren Learn Life-Saving CPR
Thousands of students across the Yorkshire Coast are learning essential CPR skills as part of a campaign to double cardiac arrest survival rates.
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More Than 100 Suspected Weapons Seized During 24-Hour Coastal Crackdown
Over 100 suspected illegal weapons and quantities of Class A drugs have been taken off the streets following a major 24-hour police crackdown across the Yorkshire Coast.
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Investors to Visit Scarborough on Fireworks Night to Spark Town Regeneration
Private investors will visit Scarborough on Bonfire Night to view regeneration opportunities ahead of the launch of the country's first coastal Mayoral Development Zone.
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£2 Million Contract Awarded For Scarborough Station Transformation
North Yorkshire Council has approved a £2 million construction contract to begin work on the £6.68 million Scarborough Station Gateway project in January 2027.
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Whitby Town Council Vows To Learn From Historic Mistakes After Borrowing £70k From Art Gallery Reserves
Whitby Town Council has promised to make lasting improvements after an independent review revealed it borrowed £70,000 from the Pannett Art Gallery's reserves during a recent cash flow crisis.
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Double National Award Success for New Scarborough Mental Health Centre
A Scarborough mental health charity has secured double national recognition for its community work just weeks before opening a much-needed third centre in the town.
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Protected Species Almost Held Up Filey Holiday Park Development
North Yorkshire Council has approved new gas storage tanks at Primrose Valley Holiday Village after developers proved the local population of protected great crested newts could be safely conserved.
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Search Begins for £170k Chief Executive at Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority
A recruitment drive has been launched to find a new chief executive for the Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority, offering a salary of up to £170,000 to lead the region's economic and strategic future.
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Scarborough Mayoral Development Zone to Launch Next Month
Scarborough will launch as the country's first coastal Mayoral Development Zone in November to unlock millions of pounds for town centre regeneration, housing, and jobs.







