Yorkshire Coast News from Monday, November 17th, 2025

Pikes go to Marske United in the North Riding Senior Cup on Tuesday night.

Bridlington Town visit Bishop Auckland on Tuesday, their first match since parting company with their manager and assistant.

Whitby will field an under-18 side for their away North Riding Senior Cup tie on Tuesday.

Bridlington Town have announced the immediate departure of their manager and his assistant

Bridlington Town AFC has announced an official twinning with Norwegian League 2 side Arendal FC, a partnership aimed at strengthening player development and fostering international collaboration.

Community transport services have been boosted after organisations across North Yorkshire have benefited from a scheme that has provided £552,000 in funding to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

North Yorkshire Council wants to know the Government’s ‘precise position’ on fracking as plans for a gas rig near Scarborough will be decided ‘in the near future’.

The role of Police and Crime Commissioners across the country is to be abolished in a move the Government says will save the taxpayer at least £100 million.

Reports of Antisocial Behaviour (ASB) have seen a notable increase along the North Yorkshire Coast, even as the wider county records significant success in reducing overall ASB incidents, according to figures released by North Yorkshire Police.

The 739 Scarborough Squadron of the Royal Air Force Air Cadets has launched an appeal for adult volunteers to help manage and instruct the next generation of young people on the Yorkshire Coast.

The Met Office has issued a Yellow warning for snow and ice on the Yorkshire Coast, cautioning that disruption is likely later this week.

Whitby's WHISH charity has been awarded The King’s Award for Voluntary Service (KAVS), the highest award given to local volunteer groups across the United Kingdom.