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  Calls are mounting from local representatives for any future revenue generated by a proposed visitor levy to be ring-fenced for the specific communities that raised it, ensuring the money is not absorbed into broader regional budgets.

• Whitby Whale Bone Replacement Faces 'Nightmare' Logistics and Ethical Hurdles

  Whitby’s iconic Whale Bone Arch, a beloved sight overlooking Whitby Abbey, is deteriorating, prompting urgent action from local authorities, though efforts to secure a replacement set are proving highly challenging due to complex international and ethical obstacles.

• Filey Holiday Park Gets Green Light for New Outdoor Games Area

  A Filey holiday park’s zipwire and green area will be replaced with a multi-use games area following the approval of plans.

• Pickering Benefits from Successful Season for East Yorkshire Moorsbus

  Hundreds of residents from Hull and the East Riding took the opportunity over the spring and summer to enjoy trips to the North York Moors thanks to the return of a popular bus service.

• New Survey Asks if Health Appointments Meet the Needs of People on the North Yorkshire Coast

  Healthwatch North Yorkshire is asking people along the Yorkshire coast, including Scarborough, Whitby, Filey and nearby areas, to share what really helps them during health appointments

• Increased Police Presence Following Recent Shop Theft Offences in Scarborough

  In a significant crackdown on retail crime, four individuals have recently appeared before the Magistrates Court in both Scarborough and York, facing charges related to shop thefts in Scarborough.

• Special Public Meeting to be Held on Scarborough Bathing Water Pollution Findings

  A special public meeting is to be held to discuss the findings of a report into the pollution of Scarborough’s bathing water.

• MP Demands Fracking Clarity as Controversial Burniston Gas Drilling Site Nears Decision

  Alison Hume, the Member of Parliament for Scarborough and Whitby, is urgently pressing the Government for definitive clarity on its plans to outlaw all forms of fracking.

• Scarborough Town Council Launches £50,000 Community Grant Project

  A £50,000 community project fund to support local initiatives has been launched by Scarborough Town Council.

• Renovations Approved at Scarborough’s Reopened Golden Ball Pub

  Scarborough’s recently reopened Golden Ball public house is set to undergo a set of external repairs and renovations.

• Humberside Police Launch New Communication Support Scheme

  Humberside Police have launched a new initiative designed to support people who may experience difficulties communicating during contact with the police

• Scarborough Residents Share ‘Life-Changing’ Impact of Free Digital Training

  Older Scarborough residents have praised the ‘life-changing’ benefits of having access to free digital training and support services.