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• Scarborough Hospital Team Win Award

  The team behind the £47m project to build the new Emergency and Urgent Care Centre in Scarborough has been named as Team of the Year (Non-Clinical) at last night's York and Scarborough NHS Trust Celebration of Achievement Awards.

• Police Arrest Three After Car Chase Near Whitby

  Three suspected car thieves are in custody following an early morning high-speed pursuit north of Whitby.

• RNLI Inspired Musical Debuts in Whitby

  A musical telling the story of Whitby RNLI hero Henry Freeman has it's debut in the town tonight.

• World Class Darts Back in Bridlington This Weekend

  The 49th British Open Darts competition gets underway at Bridlington Spa today.

• Study Concludes North Sea Holds 37.4m Tonnes of Carbon

  Charities urge stronger protection for the North Sea as a landmark reports reveal amount of carbon stored in UK seabed habitats for the first time.

• Operation Receipt Targets Shop Theft in Scarborough

  North Yorkshire police say that Operation Receipt has been adopted in Scarborough to increase proactive patrols around the town centre and to target those who are known to steal from shops.

• Bridlington Town Club Captain Departs

  Bridlington Town say that club captain James Williamson has left by mutual consent.

• Developer Responds to Criticism of 1,400-home Plan for Scarborough Village

  A developer has responded to local criticism of its plans for a 1,400-home village in Scarborough.

• Scarborough Landlady Call for More Support for Local Pubs

  The landlady of Scarborough's Cask says pub's provide important community functions which could be lost for good.

• Residents Organise Meeting to Discuss Scarborough Fracking Proposals

  Residents will hold their own "town hall meeting" to discuss a fracking proposal near the North York Moors National Park tonight.

• East Yorkshire to Get Elected Mayor as Devolution Deal Approved

  The agreement has been signed today and means that Hull and East Yorkshire’s devolution deal will progress through the next steps towards a mayoral election in May 2025.

• North Yorkshire Children's and Adult Services Likely to Need More Money

  More money is likely to be needed to fund children's and adult services in North Yorkshire next year.