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• Families Losing Properties To Coastal Erosion Prioritised For New Affordable Homes

  East Yorkshire residents facing the loss of their properties to the rapidly eroding coastline will be given priority access to a new £3.1 million affordable housing development in Skipsea.

• Plan to Close Whitby Outdoor Education Centre As Trips Relocate To Scarborough

  Outdoor learning trips for thousands of young people will permanently relocate from the East Barnby centre near Whitby to a scout camp in Scarborough if plans are approved next week.

• Whitby Town Prepare For First Home Match Of The Season Against Guiseley

  Football fans are being promised an entertaining and committed performance as Whitby Town host their first home match of the new season at the Towbar Express stadium this Tuesday.

• Bridlington Town Face Tough Opening Clash Against Liversedge

  Bridlington Town will kick off their NPL East campaign with an away trip to newly-promoted Liversedge, as manager Scott Kerr anticipates a challenging match between two confident sides.

• Bridlington RNLI Lifesavers Receive Funding Boost From Charity Dog Show

  Almost £800 has been raised for the Bridlington RNLI following a successful charity dog show hosted on the town's promenade.

• Murder Investigation Launched After Fatal Stabbing In Bridlington

  A murder investigation is underway following the death of a man who was stabbed during an altercation on First Avenue in Bridlington early on Monday morning.

• Amber Heat Health Alert Issued for Yorkshire Coast

  Temperatures will reach 36 degrees Celsius in some areas this week as an amber heat health alert comes into force for Yorkshire and the Humber.

• Fresh Strikes At Scarborough Bus Factory Over Pay Dispute

  Operations at a Scarborough bus manufacturing plant will shut down again as four hundred workers plan further strike action over a rejected pay offer.

• Survey Work Begins for Scarborough Wastewater Network Upgrades

  Topographical land surveys will begin across Scarborough this week to prepare for a multi-million-pound transformation of the town's wastewater infrastructure.

• Free Open Water Safety Sessions Return To Scarborough As Legacy Fund Marks Ten Years

  Young people across the Yorkshire Coast are being offered free open water safety lessons in Scarborough as the Andrew McGeown Legacy Fund celebrates a decade of delivering the SwimSafe programme.

• Former Filey Hotel That Hosted The Beatles To Be Turned Into Apartments

  A historic Filey hotel and former care home, famous for hosting The Beatles in 1963, has received planning approval to be converted into 17 apartments.

• Fresh Calls To Abandon North Yorkshire Home-To-School Transport Policy Amid Errors

  North Yorkshire Council is facing renewed pressure to scrap its new school transport policy after admitting to inconsistencies in how walking distances are measured.