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• Special Public Meeting to be Held on Scarborough Bathing Water Pollution Findings

  A special public meeting is to be held to discuss the findings of a report into the pollution of Scarborough’s bathing water.

• MP Demands Fracking Clarity as Controversial Burniston Gas Drilling Site Nears Decision

  Alison Hume, the Member of Parliament for Scarborough and Whitby, is urgently pressing the Government for definitive clarity on its plans to outlaw all forms of fracking.

• Scarborough Town Council Launches £50,000 Community Grant Project

  A £50,000 community project fund to support local initiatives has been launched by Scarborough Town Council.

• Renovations Approved at Scarborough’s Reopened Golden Ball Pub

  Scarborough’s recently reopened Golden Ball public house is set to undergo a set of external repairs and renovations.

• Humberside Police Launch New Communication Support Scheme

  Humberside Police have launched a new initiative designed to support people who may experience difficulties communicating during contact with the police

• Scarborough Residents Share ‘Life-Changing’ Impact of Free Digital Training

  Older Scarborough residents have praised the ‘life-changing’ benefits of having access to free digital training and support services.

• Ten-Year Prison Sentence for A171 Fatal Collision Driver

  A driver responsible for the death of a man in a collision on the A171 in North Yorkshire has been sentenced.

• Former Scarborough Music Teacher Jailed for Child Sexual Assault Offences

  A music teacher has been jailed for engaging in sexual activity with a child almost a decade ago.

• Man Jailed After Detectives Close Down Leeds to Scarborough Cocaine Shop

  A 20-year-old man from Leeds is behind bars after Scarborough police dismantled his one-man-band county line cocaine enterprise.

• Bridlington RNLI Welcomes Student as Part of the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme Pilot

  Bridlington RNLI has welcomed a local student, who is enrolled on her Duke of Edinburgh award with her school, as part of a new pilot scheme for the charity that saves lives at sea.

• Town Council ‘Sorry’ for Whitby’s Christmas Lighting Delays

  Whitby Town Council has apologised to residents about a ‘lack of Christmas spirit’ due to the delayed installation of festive illuminations.

• Saint Catherine’s Hospice Launches Week Long £40,000 Appeal to Mark 40 Years of Care

  Saint Catherine’s Hospice in Scarborough has launched a Christmas appeal, aiming to raise a substantial £40,000 during a focused week-long fundraising drive which will see donations doubled through a match funding scheme.