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• Scarborough Athletic Seek Play-Off Spot In Final Game Of The Season

  Scarborough Athletic travel to Bedford Town this Saturday for the final game of the season with a National League North play-off place firmly in their own hands.

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  North Yorkshire Council has paused its £8m electric vehicle charger roll-out to review its approach due to market changes, prompting calls from local councillors to speed up the delivery of crucial charging infrastructure.

• Whitby Town Appoints Paul Walker As New Club Secretary

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• Saint Cecilia’s Managing Director To Tackle London Marathon For Dementia UK

  Aaron Padgham is taking on the London Marathon to raise £2,500 for Dementia UK to support families affected by the condition across the region.

• East Yorkshire Celebrates Local Environmental Projects To Mark Earth Day

  East Riding of Yorkshire Council is marking Earth Day by highlighting local renewable energy and environmental projects, including solar carports at leisure centres in Bridlington, Hornsea, and Driffield.

• Health Bosses Reveal Further Details on Proposed Closure of Bridlington Care Unit

  The NHS has released a detailed briefing regarding the planned closure of the care unit at Bridlington Hospital, citing a shift towards community-based care and the withdrawal of pandemic-era funding.

• Bridlington Councillor Warns Proposed Tourism Tax Could Damage Coastal Businesses

  A Bridlington councillor has warned that a proposed visitor levy on overnight stays could cause reputational damage and complex operational challenges for the local hospitality sector.

• Operation Seabird Event in Scarborough to Protect Marine Wildlife

  North Yorkshire Police are inviting the community to a special event on Marine Drive this Wednesday to learn how to protect Scarborough's coastal wildlife.

• North Yorkshire Police Receives Six 'Good' Grades In Latest Independent Inspection

  North Yorkshire Police has been praised for its leadership, safeguarding, and crime prevention in a new national report, though inspectors noted improvements are needed in its custody environments.

• North Yorkshire Council Agrees To 40p Fee For Public Toilets

  North Yorkshire Council has approved plans to introduce a standard 40p entry fee for public toilets across the county to help fund an improvement programme.

• Scarborough And Whitby MP Shows Support For The Forget-Me-Not Dementia Train

  Alison Hume MP has joined passengers on a special train service designed to support people living with dementia and their carers along the picturesque Esk Valley line.