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• Infrastructure Fears Grow Over Plans For Thousands Of Cayton Homes

  Concerns over a lack of medical and transport infrastructure have been raised as plans progress for thousands of new homes in Cayton.

• Major Expansion Approved For Scarborough Rugby Club Overturning Refusal Recommendation

  Scarborough Rugby Union Football Club's major expansion, including a new 3G pitch and padel courts, has been unanimously approved by councillors despite an initial recommendation for refusal over landscape concerns.

• Veteran Yorkshire Coast Councillor David Jeffels Announces Retirement After 53 Years of Service

  One of the country's longest-serving councillors, 82-year-old David Jeffels, will step down next May after an unprecedented 53-year career in local government representing the Derwent Valley and Moor.

• Whitby Petrol Station Could Sell Beer and Wine From 6am

  An Esso service station in Whitby has applied for a premises licence that would allow it to sell alcohol from 6am to 11pm, seven days a week.

• Police Confirm Body of Man Found At Scalby Beck

  On Thursday morning, police in Scarborough received a call from a member of the public reporting that they had come across a body in a wooded area near Scalby Beck in Scarborough.

• Free Street Entertainment Returns to Scarborough Town Centre This Weekend

  Free magic shows, walkabout comedy acts, and a community parade will entertain residents as the autumn edition of Scarborough Streets arrives this weekend.

• Millions In Funding To Boost High Streets And Support Families Across The Yorkshire Coast

  High streets, sports access, and early years support are set to benefit from millions of pounds in regional funding announced by North Yorkshire's Mayor.

• Scarborough Athletic Aim To Bounce Back Against Radcliffe After FA Cup Heartbreak

  The Seadogs are looking to regroup in the National North league this Saturday when they travel to face Radcliffe, following a narrow midweek FA Cup defeat.

• New Whitby Town Manager Graeme Lee Prepares For First Match In Charge

  Graeme Lee will take charge of his first match as Whitby Town manager this Saturday as the Blues look to bounce back from a heavy midweek defeat.

• Yorkshire Coast Rugby Latest- Boro Face Hull Trip

  Scarborough RUFC travel down the Yorkshire Coast on Saturday.

• Bridlington Town Plot Double

  The Seasiders hope to make it back-to-back victories on Saturday.

• Pickering Town Target Vase Progress

  The Pikes are in Cumbria on Saturday.