Yorkshire Coast News from Wednesday, June 24th, 2026

Plans for Scarborough's multimillion-pound Station Gateway redevelopment may be amended to improve practicality, including proposed changes to heritage boundary walls and parking access.

Scarborough is set to benefit from an initial £8 million regeneration boost as part of a proposed Mayoral Development Zone aimed at transforming the town centre and creating thousands of new homes.

Scarborough Athletic Football Club players will face off against Scarborough Cricket Club in an annual Twenty20 charity match at North Marine Road this Thursday.

The appointment of former Scarborough and Whitby MP Sir Robert Goodwill to chair the Yorkshire Bathing Water Partnership has sparked local debate over his environmental voting record.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council is introducing a new housing policy to proactively support residents along the East Yorkshire coast who are at risk of losing their homes to the sea.

World-class volleyball players are set to descend on Bridlington's Belvedere Beach from Thursday as the town hosts England's first-ever World Beach Pro Tour event.

Yorkshire Water is asking people to conserve water as temperatures soar above 30 degrees, driving regional demand up by 150 million litres a day.

Humberside Police are appealing for information and CCTV footage after new historical display boards at the Hornsea Viaduct were defaced with paint and scratched with a sharp implement.

Organisers have released the full timetable and detailed extensive seafront road closures ahead of Saturday's Armed Forces Day event in Scarborough.