Yorkshire Coast News from Tuesday, January 13th, 2026

Bridlington Town conceded four goals for the second match in succession, on Tuesday night.

The Blues finally ended their scoreless run, on Tuesday, at the Towbar Express Stadium, thanks to man-of-the-match Matty Tymon.

The community of Whitby is being called upon to help steer the town’s development over the next fifteen years as a major public consultation on the draft Whitby Neighbourhood Plan comes to a close at the end of January.

Residents and businesses in North Yorkshire have been warned that a raft of tough choices will need to be made as North Yorkshire Council’s budget for the next financial year has been left with an additional multi-million pound shortfall.

North Yorkshire is set to have new boundaries for its council divisions.

Residents in Bridlington are being encouraged to share their feedback on several improvements implemented in the town, made to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour.

Alterations to the outside of the Cask and Keg pub in Scarborough have been approved by North Yorkshire Council.

A new public car park could be created in Scarborough's North Bay as part of a ‘temporary’ proposal by the landowner.

A Scarborough woman has embarked on a significant walking challenge to support her husband and Cancer Research UK after receiving devastating news just six months into their marriage.

North Yorkshire Council still awaits a formal response from the Government regarding future fracking policy as a planning decision on a new gas well in Burniston looms large.

Work to fix the playing surface at Scarborough Athletic's home ground is underway.