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• Scarborough Set for ‘Flipping Marvellous’ Shrove Tuesday Traditions

  Crowds are expected to descend upon the streets of Scarborough this Tuesday, 17th February, to witness the town’s annual Pancake Day extravaganza.

• Scarborough and Whitby MP Welcomes £10 Million Travel Fund for Young Cancer Patients

  Alison Hume MP has welcomed a significant government initiative to cover the travel expenses of children and young people receiving cancer treatment, highlighting the particular impact the move will have on families along the Yorkshire Coast.

• Council Decision Expected on £150k Emergency Loan for Scarborough Athletic Football Club

  On a day when crowds traditionally gather in the streets of Scarborough for Shrove Tuesday celebrations, the future financial stability of the town’s community football club will be under the spotlight in a key council meeting.

• Yorkshire Coast Braces for Freezing Conditions as Yellow Ice Warning Issued

  Residents across North Yorkshire and the East Riding of Yorkshire are being urged to take extra care as a yellow weather warning for ice comes into force this evening.

• Whitby Town's New Managers Set For First Match

  The Blues host Gainsborough Trinity on Tuesday night with Lee Bullock and Jason Kennedy set to lead the side jointly for the first time.

• Bridlington Town Back On Their Travels

  The Seasiders are looking to extend their four-match unbeaten run under new boss Scott Kerr, on Tuesday.

• North Yorkshire Restaurant Week to Entice Customers from Coast to Countryside

  A celebration of food has been launched in North Yorkshire with special "Restaurant Weeks" set to welcome customers eager to try new places, including in Whitby.

• Whitby Town Council Approves 8.5% Precept Increase

  An 8.5 per cent council tax precept increase for residents in Whitby has been approved by the town council.

• Education Secretary Salutes Schools in Scarborough and Whitby

  The Education Secretary has congratulated three Yorkshire Coast schools after they were recognised as being among the best in the country for helping disadvantaged pupils achieve exceptional outcomes.

• Temporary Loos for Filey as Public Toilets and Cafe Forced to Close

  A seaside public toilet block in Filey has been closed to the public after serious structural issues were identified at the site.

• Amputee who ‘Hopped’ up Whitby’s 199 Steps Nominated for Outstanding Courage Award

  An amputee who ‘hopped’ to the top of Whitby’s famous 199 steps to raise money for charity has been nominated for her outstanding courage after surviving a horror tractor crash.

• Deputy North Yorkshire Council Leader: "It's Not Unicorns and Rainbows"

  ​North Yorkshire Council chiefs say they would rather not increase council tax by the maximum allowed — but they don’t live “in a world of unicorns and rainbows”.