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• Local Residents Launch Campaign Against Proposed Wind Farm at Woldgate

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• Solar Carports to be Installed Across East Riding Leisure Centres

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• Yorkshire Coast B&Bs Invited to Tourism Networking and Literature Exchange Event

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• North Yorkshire Council Changes Rejected

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• Scarborough Residents Meet ‘To Get Things Done’

  Scarborough residents took part in a public meeting last night to discuss the future of the town.

• Scarborough and Whitby MP Welcomes £10 Million Travel Fund for Young Cancer Patients

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• North Yorkshire Moors Railway Bridge Fundraising Hits £130k Funding Milestone

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