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• Police Provide Further Update as Investigation Continues into Bridlington Holiday Park Deaths

  Carbon Monoxide poisoning remains a primary line of enquiry following the deaths of two teenagers at the Little Eden Holiday Park last week.

• East Riding Highways Budget Boosted to Tackle Potholes and Support Local Events

  Residents across the East Riding of Yorkshire are set to see a significant improvement in the condition of their local roads following a decision by the council to increase the highways budget.

• Whitby Whalebones to be Replaced with Replicas

  The town council says ‘ALL realistic avenues’ for replacing Whitby’s Whale Bone Arch with real whale bones have been exhausted.

• Scarborough Athletic Face Derbyshire Test

  Boro go to Alfreton, on Tuesday, in National North as they look to stay in the division's play-off places.

• Yorkshire Dad Dancing Championship to Return to Bridlington

  DadFest is returning to South Cliff Holiday Park, Bridlington, this May after a successful event last year.

• Criticism For Parking Fee Rise in North Yorkshire

  Opposition councillors have criticised a rise in parking fees set to cost North Yorkshire motorists more than £3.5m a year in extra charges.

• New Scarborough Ice Cream Bar Requests Alcohol Licence

  A new seafront café on the Yorkshire Coast has applied for an alcohol licence from 10am.

• Scarborough Firm Billed by Council For Removal of Unauthorised Flags

  The boss of a Scarborough firm says he’s ‘shocked’ after being billed more than £2,700 for putting up ‘unauthorised flags’ in the town.

• Yorkshire Coast MP Publishes SEND Surveys

  As the governments Schools white paper is published Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has revealed the findings of her own surveys into Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) provision across the constituency.

• Yorkshire Coast Holiday Park Backs Campaign Against Tourism Tax

  The owners of Skirlington Coast holiday park have joined fellow hospitality industry leaders in backing a campaign to stop the Government launching a UK Holiday Tax.

• North Yorkshire Fire Chief: Alarms Not Being Turned Off

  Jonathan Dyson has sought to clarify how the Fire Brigade deal with automatic firm alarms in North Yorkshire.

• Multi-Game Sports Area Plan For Eastfield School

  A school near Scarborough has applied for permission to build a new multi-use games area that could also be used by the local community.