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• Concerns Over Proposed Cayton Housing Development

  Plans for a significant housing development on the Yorkshire Coast have prompted concerns from local councillors regarding infrastructure and services.

• Scarborough and Yorkshire Coast Positioned for Boost from Offshore Wind and Tourism

  The Yorkshire Coast, including areas around Scarborough and Whitby, could see significant benefits from the burgeoning offshore wind industry and a coordinated approach to tourism, according to the Chief Executive of the York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority.

• Recognition for Scarborough Nursery's Inclusive Education Efforts

  Childhaven Community Nursery School in Scarborough receives a "Mark of Achievement" for its support for children with special educational needs and disabilities.

• New Bridlington Home for Citizens Advice Service

  Citizens Advice Hull & East Riding ready for exciting move to new base in prime position in Bridlington

• Repairs Proposed for Grade-II Listed Scarborough Spa

  Scarborough Spa’s Sun Court and Sun Suite could be renovated and repaired with new doors and windows as part of a plan by North Yorkshire Council.

• Campaigners to Protest at Key Meeting on North Yorkshire School Transport Changes

  Campaigners have vowed to protest outside a key meeting on home-to-school transport amid claims parents have been “gagged” from speaking at the event.

• North Yorkshire Moors Railway Switches to Diesel Power Following Lineside Fires

  The North Yorkshire Moors Railway (NYMR) has announced that it will be operating its train services using its heritage diesel fleet following a series of lineside fires.

• Council's £90k Bid to ‘Buy Time’ for Filey Residents Facing ‘Imminent’ Coastal Erosion

  North Yorkshire Council has decided to proceed with an application for £90,000 to ‘buy some time’ for residents living at Flat Cliffs near Filey before coastal erosion forces them to leave their properties.

• New £5m Mayoral Fund Promises "Major Boost" for North Yorkshire Businesses

  A new Mayoral fund worth £5 million will give businesses across York and North Yorkshire a major boost for the next two years.

• New Study Suggests High Number of Second Homes in Whitby

  A new estimation suggests that as much as 44.5% of existing residences in Whitby could be non-primary homes.

• Scarborough Bus Builder Could Benefit from Government Funding for Zero-Emission Buses

  A new injection of government funding into zero-emission buses is expected to provide a significant boost to UK bus manufacturers including Scarborough's Alexander Dennis.

• Council Chews Over Funding for Scarborough's Sticky Problem

  North Yorkshire Council is seeking funding for equipment to remove chewing gum from high street pavements in Scarborough.