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• Thousands Invited For Free Lung Cancer Screenings in Scarborough

  Past and current smokers aged between 55 and 74 are receiving invitations for free lung cancer screening appointments this summer to help identify respiratory diseases early.

• Police Appeal As A64 Graffiti Appears

  Police are appealing to members of the public in the Ryedale area to report offensive graffiti and to get in touch if they have helped to clean it up at locations along the A64.

• Thousands of Coloured Balls to Cascade Down Filey Street

  Up to 4,000 numbered balls will tumble down Cargate Hill on Wednesday to raise vital funds for local community groups across the Yorkshire Coast.

• Two New Primary Schools Proposed For South Cayton Housing Development

  Thousands of new homes planned for the Scarborough area could trigger the construction of two new primary schools and the expansion of George Pindar School.

• "We've Been Brought Back Down To Earth"- Whitby Town Boss After Midweek Loss

  Lee Bullock said Tuesday's defeat to Guiseley was a wake up call for his side after Saturday's opening day victory at Leek.

• Bridlington Town Start With Defeat

  The Seasiders were beaten in their first NPL East match of the season.

• Nightmare Continues For Pickering Town

  The Pikes lost again on Tuesday night.

• Big Names Head To The Coast As Whitby Lit Fest Unveils Star-Studded Programme

  Over fifty author events featuring bestselling writers, broadcasters, and performers will take place across four days this November as the Whitby Lit Fest returns.

• New Water Safety Videos Launched To Prevent Summer Drownings

  Emergency services have launched a new video campaign to warn residents and visitors about the hidden dangers of open water across North Yorkshire.

• Families Losing Properties To Coastal Erosion Prioritised For New Affordable Homes

  East Yorkshire residents facing the loss of their properties to the rapidly eroding coastline will be given priority access to a new £3.1 million affordable housing development in Skipsea.

• Plan to Close Whitby Outdoor Education Centre As Trips Relocate To Scarborough

  Outdoor learning trips for thousands of young people will permanently relocate from the East Barnby centre near Whitby to a scout camp in Scarborough if plans are approved next week.

• Bridlington RNLI Lifesavers Receive Funding Boost From Charity Dog Show

  Almost £800 has been raised for the Bridlington RNLI following a successful charity dog show hosted on the town's promenade.