Yorkshire Coast News from Thursday, April 10th, 2025

An all women rowing team have set of from Peru on an 8000 mile unsupported row across the Pacific

Level 2 Commis Chef, Ruby Goodens, of East Riding College, placed second in an illustrious culinary competition held in Venice, Italy.

Transpennine Express has responded to students’ safety concerns about travelling on late services between York and Scarborough.

Humberside Police are appealing for help to locate a missing 15-year-old from Driffield.

Humberside Police is set to receive just over £3.2 million in additional funding from the Home Office as part of the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee, enabling the recruitment of 38 new Neighbourhood Policing Officers.

The Yorkshire Coast is currently experiencing a demographic trend that experts believe offers a glimpse into the future for the wider North Yorkshire region: a significantly ageing population.

Scarborough and Whitby’s MP tells parliament about the impact potholes are having on local peoples lives.

Dozens of residents have supported the proposed expansion of Scarborough’s North Bay Adventure Golf Course and the creation of additional seating and toilets.

Police are appealing for information about the theft of a statue in an outbuilding burglary in Pickering.

Scarborough police say they had a report overnight in the area of Oriel Crescent, that multiple vehicles had been damaged.

Filey Town Council has rejected plans for the installation of free public WiFi due to concerns about high maintenance costs.

TransPennine Express (TPE) is rolling out pup-friendly provisions for its customers at 11 stations from Friday.