Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, July 10th, 2026

Bridlington Town came from behind to hold Whitby Town on Friday night.

Scarborough Athletic made it back-to-back victories as they saw off Pickering Town 3-1 on Friday night.

East Riding councillors have unanimously backed a motion calling on the Government to cap the amount of agricultural land that can be converted into solar farms.

A local friendship group has unveiled a new schedule of summer events across the Yorkshire Coast designed to bring people together and combat isolation.

North Yorkshire Council is set to consider a joint venture with Lovell Partnerships Ltd to build more than 600 new properties, including 226 affordable homes, in Scarborough and Whitby.

Students and staff at Scarborough College are celebrating after the class of 2026 achieved an impressive average score of 33 points in their International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.

Scarborough Seafest returns next weekend from the 17th to the 19th of July, bringing three days of free maritime celebrations, live entertainment, and culinary demonstrations to its new venue at Scarborough Spa.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been appointed Crown Steward and Bailiff of the Manor of Northstead in Scarborough, a procedural device that legally allows him to resign as an MP.

It's another busy Saturday of cricket for our Yorkshire Coast senior players.

Scarborough Athletic supporters will be planning the next nine months of football action as the National North fixtures arrived on Friday.

The Seadogs meet the Pikes on Friday night at Mill Lane.

The Seasiders welcome Whitby Town to the Mounting Systems Stadium on Friday.

Mountain rescue volunteers have dedicated over 200 hours to five separate callouts across the region, including search and rescue incidents in Whitby, Driffield, and Pickering.

Malton Urgent Treatment Centre has reopened to patients following a fire, though the main hospital site remains temporarily closed.

Saint Catherine’s are launching its ever-popular charity calendar for 2027 at a special gallery-style event on Saturday.

East Riding Trading Standards has detailed its ongoing fight against doorstep crime, illegal vapes, and unsafe products, with a local councillor sharing her firsthand experience of a recent enforcement raid.