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• Man Dies: Police Appeal After East Riding Crash

  Officers are appealing for witnesses after a man sustained fatal injuries in a road traffic collision on the B1238 Hull Road near Aldbrough at around 7.50pm on Thursday.

• Deputy Mayor Highlights Importance Of Neighbourhood Policing on Yorkshire Coast

  North Yorkshire's Deputy Mayor has praised the impact of visible community policing after receiving positive feedback from businesses in Whitby and Filey.

• Dog Ban Takes Effect On Scarborough's South Bay Following Fierce Debate

  New legislation banning dogs from Scarborough's South Bay has come into force following intense local discussions, though visiting tourists have expressed support for the restrictions.

• Paddy & Nicky Take On The 40-Mile Lyke Wake Walk For The Rainbow Centre

  The challenge is the 2nd of 7 challenges dubbed a 'Rainbow Of Challenges' that the pair are doing for The Rainbow Centre in Scarborough.

• Dozens Object To Major 'New Town Centre' Retail Park Proposal In Scarborough

  More than 60 residents and the local town council have submitted letters objecting to a proposed retail park on Filey Road in Scarborough, citing concerns over its impact on the existing high street, the environment, and local traffic.

• Over 70 Uninsured Vehicles Seized During Targeted Humberside Police Operation

  Officers from the Humberside Police's Roads Policing Team have seized 72 vehicles as part of a national intensification week targeting uninsured drivers on the roads.

• Whitby Town Football Club Confirms Squad Departures Ahead Of New Season

  Whitby Town Football Club has announced that several players, including Layton Watts, will be leaving the Towbar Express Stadium this summer following the conclusion of the 2025/26 season.

• Yorkshire Coast Cricket Action

  All our senior sides are in action for the first round of fixtures for May.

• Whitby Rugby Club End Season on Saturday

  The maroons are in action for the final time, this season, on Saturday.

• Former Hotelier Jailed After Six Years On The Run Over Food Hygiene Offences

  A 72-year-old former Pickering hotel manager who fled to live off-grid in Scotland to evade severe food hygiene charges has been sentenced to more than two years in prison.

• Striking Murals Bring New Life To Bridlington In £125,000 Regeneration Scheme

  Two eye-catching murals celebrating local history and wildlife have been unveiled in Bridlington as part of a £125,000 council regeneration project.

• East Riding Councillor Urges Regional Mayor To Scrap Proposed Tourism Tax Amid Culture Bids

  An East Riding councillor has called on the region's combined authority mayor to ditch plans for a visitor levy, warning that taxing tourists could sabotage ongoing bids by local towns to become the UK's next Town of Culture.