A man who went missing from Cayton Bay has been found safe.
The man who is on holiday in the area was last seen by his family at around 8am this morning (10 September) when he left his accommodation to go to a shop to buy milk.
His family raised the alarm when he did not return to his accommodation.
Police say the man has now been found safe.
They have thanked the public for their help.
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Two scientific reports attempting to untangle the complex web of factors affecting bathing water quality in Scarborough’s North and South Bays have come to differing opinions on the impact of Seagulls.
The leaders of North Yorkshire Council have challenged the region's Mayor over his commitment to upgrading the A64 between York and Scarborough after the project was omitted from the Government's latest road investment plan.
The number of patients enduring 12-hour trolley waits at York and Scarborough hospitals has significantly decreased, though health officials warn that bed capacity challenges remain high.
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