Following the announcement of the homelessness reduction scheme in Scarborough earlier in the week, local councillors are pressing for work to start as soon as possible.
Councillor Simon Myers outlined the current situation.
He says he wants things done as speedily as possible:
Councillor Heather Phillips agrees and says the scheme is morally-justified:
Councillor Phillips added it was something she felt particularly affected by:
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Yorkshire Water and researchers are investigating the use of seaweed aquaculture and aquatic plants to absorb excess pollution and improve bathing water quality in Scarborough.
North Yorkshire Police have reported a 3.7 per cent decrease in overall crime, alongside an increase in the proportion of recorded crimes resulting in an arrest.
Visit England is encouraging more British holidaymakers to take their breaks at home after revealing that coastal tourism in the country has fallen by ten percent over the past year.
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