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• Bridlington Town New Manager Starts With League Leaders Test

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• Yorkshire Water Reflects on Nearly 1,000 New Jobs in 2025

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• Whitby Log Cabin Approved For Build

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• Late Lewis Rescues Point For Scarborough Athletic

  Lewis Maloney returned to fitness and levelled late on for Scarborough Athletic, in County Durham, on Tuesday night.

• Scarborough's World Cup Winner Honoured By King

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• Man Who Attacked Whitby Woman in Her Own Home Jailed

  A violent offender who assaulted a woman last week spent Christmas Day in a police cell – and will see in the New Year in prison.

• Looking Back On Scalby Fair And Ahead To 2026

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• Updated Advice From Yorkshire Coast Train Operator

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• Council Seeks Funding For Circular Towns Plan- Scarborough Involved

  A £1m project to reduce waste and pollution by creating circular communities in North Yorkshire is being discussed.