Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, May 22nd, 2026

All our major Yorkshire Coast cricket sides are in action amid high temperatures on Saturday.

A dedicated Health and Social Care student from East Riding College has been recognised nationally after being shortlisted for Learner of the Year in the NCFE Aspiration Awards.

Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has praised the innovative work taking place at Wykeham Church of England Primary School to create a supportive and inclusive environment for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

A popular North Yorkshire community centre is completing a major redecorating project with the help of a £1,970 grant from developer the Banks Group.

Saint Catherine's Hospice in Scarborough has made history by becoming the first hospice to host a formal Masonic Lodge meeting, welcoming around forty Freemasons for a landmark evening of shared values.

Plans to transform a derelict kitchen showroom on Scarborough's Seamer Road into a 24-hour PureGym and a Greggs bakery have been approved by North Yorkshire Council.

Yorkshire Water has announced that reservoir levels are significantly higher than last year, but visitors are being urged to stay safe and act responsibly during the upcoming warm Bank Holiday weekend.

A North Yorkshire MP is calling on local bus operators to boost their services this August to ensure children taking advantage of the government's new free travel scheme are not squeezed off by coastal tourists.

A health chief from the Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board says that general practice services in Bridlington have significantly improved following recent investments and the consolidation into a single large practice.

Specialist consultants say there are a range of models possible for the future operation of Scarborough's Alpamare water park, with the current operator potentially remaining involved.

Intricate models of the famous ships HMS Serapis and Bonhomme Richard are on display at Filey Library for Local History Month, offering visitors a chance to learn about a pivotal naval battle.

A new photography exhibition in Scarborough by Paul Wilson is taking visitors on a nostalgic journey through the vibrant history and gradual decline of the beloved Mr. Marvel's Amusement Park.