Yorkshire Coast News from Saturday, March 21st, 2026
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Pickering Town Promotion Hopes Torpedoed By Taddy
The Pikes' promotion ambitions seem to be over after defeat in their North Yorkshire derby.
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Brid Town Draw Again To Hold Pacesetters
The Seasiders drew 2-2 with highflying Emley at the Mounting Systems Stadium, on Saturday.
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History Made: Scarborough Rugby Club Promoted To Fifth Tier
It's the first time the club have played at North East 1 level in their history.
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Scarborough Athletic Back Into Play-Offs After Bennett Brace
Boro came from behind to beat Leamington on Saturday.
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Third Straight Defeat Puts Whitby Town Within Two Points of Relegation Zone
Guiseley edged a tight and hard-fought contest with a 1-0 victory over Whitby Town at Nethermoor Park, with Elliott Owen’s first-half header proving the difference in a game of few clear-cut chances.
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ScarboroughLight rain shower
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Filey
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Whitby
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News
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Permanent Overnight Campervan Parking On North Yorkshire Coast Welcomed by CouncillorsNorth Yorkshire Council is set to decide on making an experimental ban on overnight motorhome parking in Scarborough and Sandsend permanent following reports of anti-social behaviour and safety concerns.
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Filey Tourism Association Hopes For A Busy Summer Amid Zoo Rebranding And Investment ConsultationThe Filey Tourism Association is preparing for a bustling summer season with a packed events calendar, a major zoo rebranding, and an ongoing public consultation on the town's investment plan.
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Major £7m Coastal Monitoring Scheme Set to Be Led by North Yorkshire CouncilNorth Yorkshire Council is preparing an £8 million funding bid to the Environment Agency to continue leading the North East Regional Coastal Monitoring Programme until 2033.