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• Scarborough and Whitby Harbours Hope To Be Turbo-Charged By Renewables Funding

  The government are opening up 360 million pounds of funding for generating renewable energy and the Yorkshire Coast could benefit.

• NFU and Police Warning After Rising Attacks On Sheep In Yorkshire

  The NFU and North Yorkshire Police have urged dog owners to keep control of their pets in the countryside following a rise in attacks on sheep.

• Woman Fined After Her Waste Was Fly-Tipped In East Riding Countryside

  A woman from Scarborough was fined by a court after giving her waste to someone else, who then dumped it in the East Riding countryside.

• Scarborough Athletic Held In Six Pointer But Stay In Top Seven

  It was another 1-1 draw for Scarborough Athletic, at the Mounting Systems Stadium, on Saturday.

• "Pathetic"- Whitby Town Crumble To Defeat To Ten Men

  Joint boss Lee Bullock branded it pathetic as Whitby let a 1-0 lead slip against ten-man Lancaster to lose 3-1 at the Towbar Express Stadium.

• Man Jailed After Woman's Death in Rudston

  A man has been jailed for a total of six years for killing a 70-year-old woman by driving dangerously and failing to give way at a crossroads near Rudston on Friday, 24 November 2023.

• Overnight Closures Planned for A64 Across the Yorkshire Coast

  Motorists travelling on the A64 are being warned of a series of overnight closures throughout March as National Highways carries out essential resurfacing, maintenance, and tree work.

• Scarborough Councillor's Fury Over 'County's Busiest Toilet' Closure

  Years of neglect- that's what a Scarborough councillor has accused leaders of presiding over. 

• Man Ordered To Pay More Than £1,500 For Abandoning Camper Van In Bridlington

  A man has been ordered to pay a total of £1,551.94 after abandoning a camper van in Bridlington.

• Complaint Alleges ‘Systemic Failure’ In Council’s Handling Of Scarborough Gas Rig Application

  A formal complaint has been lodged suggesting a “systemic failure” took place in a council’s handling of plans for a controversial gas drilling rig.

• Increased Police Presence In Hornsea As Residents Raise Concerns Over Anti-Social Behaviour

  Local officers are stepping up patrols in Hornsea following a rise in anti-social behaviour, urging parents to take greater responsibility as formal enforcement measures are introduced.

• Record-Breaking Summer Expected for Scarborough Open Air Theatre

  Scarborough Open Air Theatre is poised for its most successful season to date, with 150,000 tickets already sold and an ambitious 28-show programme set to generate a significant £15m boost for the Yorkshire coast economy.