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• Scarborough Councillors Clash Over 'Inability' to Deliver a Beach Toy Station

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• Bridlington Station Blooms With Avocados And Lemons As Customer Service Assistant Transforms Platforms

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• Yorkshire Coast MP and Trade Union Call on Coastguard Boss to Consider Position After 'Debacle'

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• Stunning Astrophotography Greets Stargazers At Free Scarborough Exhibition

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• Simulated School Blaze Tests Fire Crews At Former Whitby Site

  Firefighters from across the region have taken part in a major training exercise simulating a school fire with missing casualties at the former Eskdale School site in Whitby.

• Human Artists To Be Prioritised For Future Commissions Following Scarborough AI Backlash

  Local creatives will be prioritised for future public art commissions following a backlash over the use of artificial intelligence on a giant deckchair trail in Scarborough.

• Yorkshire Fire Services Unite To Prevent Devastating Summer Wildfires

  Fire and rescue services across Yorkshire have joined forces to launch a region-wide campaign aimed at preventing devastating moorland wildfires this summer.

• Jail for Scarborough Knife-Point Robber Who Was "Acting Like A Gangster"

  A 20-year-old Scarborough man has been sentenced to over six years in prison after robbing a vulnerable woman at knife-point and refusing to provide his phone passcode to detectives.

• Scarborough And Bridlington Hospitals Face 'Unprecedented' Financial Challenge

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