Yorkshire Coast News from Tuesday, October 27th, 2026

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Scarborough And Whitby MP Elected To Influential Culture, Media And Sport Committee
Government policies affecting tourism, media, and grassroots sports will face direct scrutiny from a Yorkshire Coast representative following the election of Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume to a key parliamentary committee.
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Six-Year-Old Boy Tackles 30-Mile Coastal Walk For Veterans Charity
A six-year-old boy is braving high winds on a 30-mile trek from Filey to Whitby to raise funds for armed forces veterans living in care homes.
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Runners Take To Scarborough Streets To 'Lift The Curfew' On Winter Nights
Runners and walkers will gather in Scarborough this Wednesday evening to raise awareness of women's safety when exercising in the dark.
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Council Funds to Help Transform Scarborough's Boarded-Up Brunswick Centre
A major redevelopment of Scarborough's vacant Brunswick Centre into a multiplex cinema and leisure hub is a step closer after a multimillion-pound funding package was unanimously approved.
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Scarborough's Brunswick Centre Redevelopment Moves Closer With Multi Million Pound Funding Package
A major transformation of Scarborough's vacant Brunswick Centre into a cinema and leisure complex is a step closer after North Yorkshire Council approved it's part of a £18.5 million public funding package.
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150-Home Pickering Scheme Approved Despite Sewage Network Being at Capacity
North Yorkshire Council has approved outline planning permission for up to 150 new homes in Pickering, despite warnings that the town’s sewage network is already at full capacity.
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Hundreds Of Volunteer Hours Will Bring Whitby Lit Fest To Life
More than 640 hours of volunteer time will power the second annual Whitby Lit Fest as big names in literature and broadcasting arrive for a four-day celebration.







