Yorkshire Coast News from Tuesday, July 22nd, 2025

East Riding Council now has a new political group as two former Yorkshire Party councillors have joined the Greens.

The amount North Yorkshire pubs and cafes will have to pay to have outdoor seating in the street is set to more than triple.

A major project to repair and upgrade Scarborough Railway Station’s roof and improve passenger safety has been approved after plans were changed.

The driver of a Motability vehicle has been arrested in Scarborough after testing positive for drugs.

North Yorkshire Council is undertaking a significant overhaul of its parking policies across the county, leading to discussions about the future of free town centre car parking.

Club Chairman Trevor Bull is hoping Boro fans will turn out in large numbers for the clubs home games in Bridlington.

A remarkable 600-mile walking journey around the British coastline is set to culminate in Bridlington today.

Emergency services on the Yorkshire Coast are sounding the alarm following a troubling increase in hoax calls in recent months.

Resident doctors, formerly known as junior doctors, will go on strike for five days across England later this week.

A popular South Bay café is set to be demolished and replaced with a new building and additional holiday lets.

Yorkshire Water says the welcome rainfall over the weekend provided much-needed relief for dry ground, gardens and the region’s rivers.

Saint Catherine’s Hospice has made history by becoming the first hospice in the UK to be awarded Gold status in the Ministry of Defence’s Employer Recognition Scheme.

The closure marks the start of the centre’s transformation into SQ1, a major new destination to boost footfall, vibrancy and visitor experience.