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• Health Chiefs Explain Reasons For Bridlington Care Unit Closure

  Senior management at the York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have clarified why they believe closing the Bridlington Care Unit on the 1st of June is in the best interests of patients.

• Scarborough Communities Are Underpowered Not Disengaged Says New Charity Report

  A new report by Coast and Vale Community Action, based on three years of listening to over 1,300 voices across Scarborough, reveals that local communities are frustrated with unresponsive systems but are eager to take back control and drive positive change.

• New Mayors Appointed For Whitby And Pickering

  Whitby Town Council has re-elected Councillor Sandra Turner as Town Mayor, while Pickering Town Council has appointed Councillor Emma Dineen as its new Mayor for the upcoming year.

• Major Exhibition Creates World Class Art Trail Across North Yorkshire

  An exhibition featuring works by 50 leading contemporary artists will be staged in four of North Yorkshire Council’s venues from this week as one of the UK’s most influential art awards celebrates a major milestone.

• Yorkshire Coast Cricket Round-up

  The weather frustrated Driffield, but every other senior Yorkshire Coast side managed to play to a result in Saturday's cricket.

• Whitby Lit Fest Gains Charitable Status And Announces Acclaimed Novelist John Boyne For 2026 Line-Up

  Whitby Lit Fest has marked an exciting new chapter by securing charitable status while announcing a flurry of new authors, including internationally bestselling novelist John Boyne, for its November event.

• Yorkshire Coast Beaches Celebrate Blue Flag And Seaside Award Success For 2026

  Thirteen beaches along the Yorkshire Coast have been recognised for their high standards and excellent facilities, securing prestigious Blue Flag and Seaside Awards for 2026.

• North Yorkshire Council Secures £17.8 Million Boost for Brownfield Housing

  The Combined Authority has unanimously agreed to accept an additional £17.8 million in government funding to support the development of housing on brownfield land across the region.

• Multi-Million Pound Scarborough Care Hub Approved To Replace Ageing Coastal Facilities

  North Yorkshire Council has approved a £30 million expenditure to build two purpose-built care and support hubs, including a £16.9 million facility in Scarborough, to replace older care homes in Whitby, Filey, and Harrogate.

• Whitby Town FC To Celebrate Centenary With Special Dinner At Whitby Pavilion

  Whitby Town Football Club is set to mark its one-hundredth anniversary with a special centenary dinner featuring historic players, live entertainment, and a charity auction next Saturday.

• Proudfoot Donates £1,000 To Scarborough Swimming Club

  Scarborough Swimming Club has received a £1,000 donation from Proudfoot's Making A Difference Locally initiative to purchase new training headsets, as one of their swimmers is shortlisted for the Commonwealth Games.

• Concerns Raised Over East Riding Social Care Readiness Ahead Of Bridlington Care Unit Closure

  Councillors have warned that the local social care system may not be equipped to handle additional pressures when the Bridlington Care Unit closes in June.