Yorkshire Coast News from Monday, June 15th, 2026

North Yorkshire Harbours Among First To Comply With New Safety Regulations

Harbours in Scarborough, Whitby, and Filey are leading the way in marine safety after successfully meeting strict new national regulations ahead of many other UK ports.
Yorkshire Water Fixes Faulty Scarborough Sewer Monitor Following Erroneous Spill Reports

Yorkshire Water has reassured residents that a faulty monitoring device at a combined sewer overflow station in Scarborough, which incorrectly reported discharges, has been repaired.
Two Arrests Made Following Drug Warrants Executed In Filey

North Yorkshire Police have arrested two people and seized drugs and cash following the execution of two warrants at separate addresses in Filey.
Bridlington Town Secure Permanent Signing Of Highly-Rated Midfielder Billy Marshall

Bridlington Town Football Club have announced the permanent signing of nineteen-year-old former Scarborough Athletic midfielder Billy Marshall as they target a play-off push.
Moorsbus Service Returns With Extended Season For East Riding Residents

The popular Moorsbus service has returned for the 2026 season with an extended timetable, offering residents in the East Riding and Hull expanded opportunities to explore the North York Moors.

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Call For Dedicated Government Minister To Represent Yorkshire Coast
A cross-party group of councillors is urging the appointment of a dedicated government minister to champion rural and coastal communities and provide a vital boost to the North Yorkshire economy.
Scarborough Athletic Chairman Anticipates Exciting National North Season
Scarborough Athletic Chairman Trevor Bull is looking forward to the new National North season, highlighting the club's strong retained squad and encouraging fans to support the 'No Battle No Victory Fund' to aid further recruitment.
Concerns Raised Over Timescales For New Scarborough Harbour Boat Hoist
Stakeholders are seeking clarity over the timeline for a new boat hoist at Scarborough harbour, as officials confirm the project will depend on securing significant funding for structural pier strengthening works.