Police in Scarborough say a man missing from the town since Sunday has now been found.
North Yorkshire Police say that the 35-year-old man missing from Scarborough has been found safe.
Officers had appealed for help locating him on Monday and say:
"Thank you to everyone who shared our appeal. "
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The state of public toilet provision in Scarborough is one of the main concerns highlighted by local residents in an online poll.
The chair of the board responsible for allocating £20m of funding in Scarborough says it's for the town to decide how to spend it.
The future of one of Whitby’s “most enjoyed landmarks”, the Whale Bone Arch overlooking Whitby Abbey, is facing issues including the logistics of sourcing and transporting replacement bones from North America, as well as ethical questions.
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