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  Boro were edged out in Lancashire on Saturday.

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• Beachgoers Warned To Keep Distance From Resting Seals In Scarborough

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• Withernsea Arrest After Erratic Drive

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• Bridlington Town Crash Out of FA Cup

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• Pickering Town Grab First League Points

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• Students Celebrate GCSE Results on Yorkshire Coast

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• Police Appeal After Eastfield Car Crash

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• Mobile Phone Signal In The East Riding Branded A 'Nightmare' By Councillors

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