A popular coastal attraction is back open this weekend.
The Central Tramway, which takes visitors up and down the South Cliff at Scarborough, is back open on Saturday.
Amy Bartle from Central Tramway said the lift will only be open on weekends until May 17th when the next stage of the Covid recovery road map.
There will be a few other restrictions when the ride returns:
Amy also revealed there's a special milestone coming up for the popular local resource:
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Senior officials are calling for better signage and extended operating hours to encourage more people to use Scarborough's Park and Ride service.
A Humberside Police dog who was initially deemed too difficult to train has retired this week after a career of jailing dangerous offenders and saving lives.
Several volunteer crew members at Bridlington RNLI have successfully completed key competency assessments to ensure the station remains ready to save lives at sea.
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