Whitby will once again mark Remembrance Sunday with the help of veterans and current armed forces personnel.
At 10.45am, there will be a parade of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, veterans and air cadets at Dock End in the town.
Three minutes later, there will be a reading by the commanding officer of RAF Fylingdales, Toby Steward.
Music then follows with the usual two minute's silence across the UK from 11am.
We will be marking that on This Is The Coast as usual.
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Residents and councillors have joined forces to challenge North Yorkshire Council's proposal to permanently decommission the 93-year-old structure, arguing that its loss would effectively bar many people with disabilities from the town’s shoreline.
Work to rejuvenate Scarborough town centre has been welcomed by the town's MP.
A Record number of people travelled on the train between York and Scarborough last year.
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