Yorkshire Coast News from Tuesday, September 8th, 2026
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400 Staff to Strike Again at Scarborough Bus Manufacturer
Hundreds of workers at Scarborough's Alexander Dennis are set to walk out for almost two weeks this month as a long-running dispute over pay intensifies.
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Major Redevelopment Proposed For Scarborough Town Centre Buildings And Car Parks
Prominent council-owned buildings and car parks in Scarborough could be transformed under new plans to find a commercial development partner.
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Scarborough To Host 12-Minute Drone Display Following Goldwing Light Parade
A bespoke aerial drone show will illuminate Scarborough's South Bay this Saturday, replacing the cancelled fireworks for the Goldwing Light Parade.
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Bridlington's New £15.5 Million Multi-Storey Car Park To Open In October
Town centre shoppers and visitors will gain 426 new parking spaces when a multi-million-pound facility opens in Bridlington this October.
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Yorkshire Wolds Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty Proposal Submitted To Government
The Yorkshire Wolds could soon be designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty after formal proposals were submitted to the government for final approval.
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News
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Funding Cuts Threaten £587 Million Dark Matter Project At Whitby LaboratoryA world-leading underground science facility near Whitby faces an existential threat after a review proposed cutting 40 percent of its operating budget.
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Scarborough Residents Will Shape £19.5 Million Town Investment At Friday EventScarborough residents will have the chance to shape a £19.5 million investment in their town at a series of public events this Friday evening.
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Thousands Of Street Lights Will Be Switched Off To Save Millions On East Riding RoadsStreet lighting on more than fifty main roads across the East Riding will be turned off and replaced with reflective studs and brighter lines following a highly successful safety and environmental trial.