Yorkshire Coast News from Wednesday, April 22nd, 2026

East Yorkshire Celebrates Local Environmental Projects To Mark Earth Day

East Riding of Yorkshire Council is marking Earth Day by highlighting local renewable energy and environmental projects, including solar carports at leisure centres in Bridlington, Hornsea, and Driffield.
North Yorkshire EV Charger Roll-Out Paused Not Abandoned

North Yorkshire Council has paused its £8m electric vehicle charger roll-out to review its approach due to market changes, prompting calls from local councillors to speed up the delivery of crucial charging infrastructure.
Whitby Town Appoints Paul Walker As New Club Secretary

Whitby Town has announced the appointment of Paul Walker as its new Secretary, bringing decades of football, administrative, and grassroots experience to the Yorkshire Coast club.
Fire Chiefs Warn Over Wildfire Risks On Moors Following Last Year's Devastating Blaze

North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service has issued a stark warning about the risk of wildfires on the moors, urging the public to avoid using naked flames following last summer's devastating Langdale Moor blaze.
Scarborough Athletic Seek Play-Off Spot In Final Game Of The Season

Scarborough Athletic travel to Bedford Town this Saturday for the final game of the season with a National League North play-off place firmly in their own hands.

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Fire Chiefs Warn Over Wildfire Risks On Moors Following Last Year's Devastating Blaze
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service has issued a stark warning about the risk of wildfires on the moors, urging the public to avoid using naked flames following last summer's devastating Langdale Moor blaze.
Scarborough Athletic Seek Play-Off Spot In Final Game Of The Season
Scarborough Athletic travel to Bedford Town this Saturday for the final game of the season with a National League North play-off place firmly in their own hands.
North Yorkshire EV Charger Roll-Out Paused Not Abandoned
North Yorkshire Council has paused its £8m electric vehicle charger roll-out to review its approach due to market changes, prompting calls from local councillors to speed up the delivery of crucial charging infrastructure.