Yorkshire Coast News from Wednesday, August 12th, 2026

Care experienced young people took the opportunity to enjoy a fun-filled day of activities at Bridlington Beach.

Cosy Corner, run by the Yorkshire Care Group, celebrated its 1st birthday last week, with over fifty people attending the event. 

Elite cycling teams are set to compete in the Lloyds Tour of Britain’s Men competition, which will take place in Hull and the East Riding on Friday 4 September.

It's A Level and T Level results day, on Thursday, across the country with students up and down the Yorkshire Coast finding out how they got on.

Past and current smokers aged between 55 and 74 are receiving invitations for free lung cancer screening appointments this summer to help identify respiratory diseases early.

A not-for-profit action group has launched a campaign to save Scarborough’s former Mecca Bingo site and transform it into a major touring theatre by 2035.

Police are appealing to members of the public in the Ryedale area to report offensive graffiti and to get in touch if they have helped to clean it up at locations along the A64.

Primary school pupils in North Yorkshire are expected to learn safe self-rescue and swim at least twenty-five metres to help prevent further open water drownings.

The Pikes lost again on Tuesday night.

The Seasiders were beaten in their first NPL East match of the season.

Lee Bullock said Tuesday's defeat to Guiseley was a wake up call for his side after Saturday's opening day victory at Leek.