Yorkshire Coast News from Sunday, February 22nd, 2026

A new seafront café on the Yorkshire Coast has applied for an alcohol licence from 10am.

The departure of another senior officer from North Yorkshire Council has been announced.

A £180,000 grant to protect properties in Whitby from the effects of flooding and ‘extreme water levels’ is set to be accepted by the council.

Opposition councillors have criticised a rise in parking fees set to cost North Yorkshire motorists more than £3.5m a year in extra charges.

A school near Scarborough has applied for permission to build a new multi-use games area that could also be used by the local community.

As the governments Schools white paper is published Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has revealed the findings of her own surveys into Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) provision across the constituency.

Boro go to Alfreton, on Tuesday, in National North as they look to stay in the division's play-off places.

The Boro youngster is on his way to the Football League with an announcement expected shortly.

Jonathan Dyson has sought to clarify how the Fire Brigade deal with automatic firm alarms in North Yorkshire.

Scarborough and Whitby's MP says she's seen the results of her successful smart meter campaign in action during a visit to the Esk Valley.

Hornsea RUFC were well beaten on Saturday.