Yorkshire Coast News from Monday, October 5th, 2026

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Bin Lorries to Carry Domestic Abuse Support Messages Across the East Riding
Victims of domestic violence and abuse across the East Riding will be encouraged to seek support through new awareness messages installed on refuse collection vehicles.
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Record £456 Million Transport Investment to Overhaul North Yorkshire Journeys
Everyday journeys across North Yorkshire should become safer and more accessible following the approval of a record £456 million transport investment programme.
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£1.5 Million Water Pipe Upgrade Begins In Snainton And Ebberston
A £1.5 million project to replace aging water mains in Snainton and Ebberston is underway to significantly reduce sudden leaks and supply interruptions.
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Scarborough and Whitby MP "Frustrated" with Own Government Over Fracking Loophole
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has expressed frustration with her own government over current legislation that allows small-scale fracking operations to bypass a nationwide ban.
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Mayor Says North Yorkshire Bus Services are "Broken" As Franchising Assessment Approved
A £3.5 million assessment into bringing local bus services under public control has been approved by the York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority.
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Scarborough Sky Will Light Up For Annual Fireworks Extravaganza
Families can look forward to an evening of entertainment and a spectacular fireworks display at North Marine Road this November.
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Steep Sutton Bank Route Reopens Following Three-Week Maintenance Closure
One of England's steepest roads has reopened to traffic following a three-week closure for essential rock face maintenance and drainage improvements.







