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• Anglo American Wants to Remove Production Restrictions from Woodsmith Mine

  Anglo American is seeking approval to remove annual production limits and relocate a ventilation shaft at its Woodsmith polyhalite mine near Whitby.

• Scarborough And Whitby Schools Secure Share Of £450m Improvement Fund

  Educational establishments in Scarborough and Whitby are set to benefit from a nationwide £450 million government fund to address critical infrastructure needs.

• Mayor Highlights Huge Opportunities For Scarborough's Year-Round Tourism And Investment

  York and North Yorkshire Mayor David Skaith has outlined his vision to expand Scarborough's tourist season and attract major investment through upcoming development projects and a high-profile summit.

• Government Denies Compensation for Fylingdales Moor Wildfire Victims as Recovery Efforts Continue

  The government has refused compensation for businesses and farmers affected by the Fylingdales Moor wildfire, prompting local authorities to step in with limited support and launch a major environmental recovery plan.

• RAF Chinook Flypast And Ministry Of Defence Funding Confirmed For Scarborough Armed Forces Day

  Scarborough Armed Forces Day has received official grant funding from the Ministry of Defence and announced that an RAF Chinook flypast will kick off this year's celebrations on the South Bay.

• Dramatic Helicopter Rescue At Flamborough Cliffs After Bag Retrieval Goes Wrong

  A local person who became stranded halfway down a cliff at Pigeon Hole in Flamborough while trying to retrieve a dropped bag has been rescued by a Coastguard helicopter.

• Just Four Residents Attend Scarborough Town Council’s Annual Meeting of Electors

  Scarborough's town mayor commended the newly formed council's progress at a brief, sparsely attended annual meeting of electors.

• Scarborough Mayor Outlines Town Council's Progress One Year After Election

  The Mayor of Scarborough has reflected on the town council's achievements during its inaugural year, highlighting a community grants scheme and a reduction in the precept despite the authority not yet taking on formal responsibilities.

• Whitby Town Complete Signing Of Defender Charlie Stirland

  Whitby Town have secured their second summer signing ahead of the 2026/27 season with the addition of young centre-back Charlie Stirland from Blyth Spartans.

• North Yorkshire Moors Railway Resumes Full Line Service To Whitby Following Bridge Repairs

  The North Yorkshire Moors Railway has fully reopened its 24-mile heritage route from Pickering to Whitby after completing temporary works on a historic bridge, boosted by a £50,000 donation.

• 11th-Hour Reprieve As Bridlington Care Unit Closure Is Postponed

  Health bosses have made a late decision to pause the planned closure of the Bridlington Care Unit following an extensive campaign by local residents and politicians.

• Significant Funding Agreed For Whitby Maritime Hub

  Almost £1 million of additional funding for Whitby’s Maritime Hub has been approved by councillors in order to complete the project.