The self proclaimed biggest creative and environmental festival in the north continues this week in Scarborough.
The Scarborough Big Dig, a community archaeology project, is once again bringing school children to Paradise where they will have a unique hands-on experience of working on an archaeological dig.
John Oxley is Co-Director of Big Ideas By The Sea.
He's a big fan of the Dig:
Other events have been taking place across Scarborough.
Including magical musical evenings with six choirs coming together to fill St Mary’s Church with song for the Festival finale on Friday.
And there are walks, tours, performances, poetry events and exhibitions.
Kane Cunningham is another Co-Director of Big Ideas By The Sea.
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Residents across North Yorkshire and the East Riding of Yorkshire are being urged to prepare for a weekend of hazardous travel and freezing temperatures as the Met Office issues a series of yellow weather warnings.
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has held a meeting with North Yorkshire Council to address the local authority's response to a week of what she described as "Baltic weather" across the region.
As North Yorkshire prepares for another night of freezing conditions, residents can sit in the warmth of their own homes and follow live progress from the county's fleet of gritters.
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