Resurfacing work will mean overnight closures on the A169 for the next week.
North Yorkshire County Council say that the A169 Pickering to Whitby road will be closed at Saltergate bank for the works.
The overnight works start tonight (October 3rd) and are expected to continue until October 11th.
The road will be closed from 9pm each night until 5am the next morning.
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A not-for-profit action group has launched a campaign to save Scarborough’s former Mecca Bingo site and transform it into a major touring theatre by 2035.
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.
Elite cycling teams are set to compete in the Lloyds Tour of Britain’s Men competition, which will take place in Hull and the East Riding on Friday 4 September.
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