Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, February 13th, 2026

The Humber region’s Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has questioned the Home Office’s understanding of the soon-to-be-abolished PCC role.

Residents in the East Riding will not see a mayoral precept increasing their council tax payments.

The Pikes came from behind to clinch back-to-back wins under new player-manager Simon Heslop.

Three-quarters of a million pounds in Mayoral Renewable Fund cash has been secured for a solar farm extension near Bridlington.

Alison Hume has lent her voice to those wanting North Yorkshire Council to intervene and save Whitby's West Cliff Lift.

A new horse riding arena can be built in a North Yorkshire village following the council’s approval of plans.

Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume says she was delighted when the government intervened to postpone the planning process for a proposed gas drilling rig in Burniston.

There's good news for gardeners and swimmers in East Riding.

Residents across North Yorkshire and the East Riding of Yorkshire are being urged to take extra care this weekend as the Met Office issues a series of yellow weather warnings for snow and ice.

Boro and Bridlington are again fighting to stay top of their respective divisions, on Saturday.

The fifth annual OPO Open, Scarborough’s flagship open art exhibition, opens at the Old Parcels Office Artspace on Saturday.

Tricky driving conditions have been reported on some routes as snow settles on higher Yorkshire Coast routes.