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• A64 CLOSED Between Malton & York Due To Accident

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• Hospital Chiefs Explain Bridlington Care Unit Closure Plans

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• Deputy Mayor Praises Huge Surge In North Yorkshire Fire Safety Visits

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• First 'Cuddle Bed' Arrives At Scarborough Hospital Following Community Fundraising Campaign

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• Scarborough Athletic Chairman Warns Of Financial Challenges Despite Return Home

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• Anti-Fracking Group's Campaign 'Nowhere Near Over' Following Scarborough Gas Rig Rejection

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