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A former Scarborough teacher is urging people to consider creating memorable experiences by offering short-term care to disabled children or those with complex needs in North Yorkshire.
A recently knighted senior officer at North Yorkshire Council has announced his resignation, saying “now feels like a good time to move on” after overseeing recent Ofsted inspections.
Eighteen teams will take to the start line of the Lloyds Tour of Britain Women this June, as the largest field in the event’s history has today been announced.
A council-backed plan to convert a Scarborough church hall into accommodation for individuals with learning disabilities and autism has been submitted.
A report on Growing Up in North Yorkshire indicates a positive trend in the emotional well-being of school-aged children, but shows girls worrying more than boys.
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