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  Tory chairman Kevin Hollinrake was commenting after nine people were left with life-threatening injuries after the attacks on Saturday evening.

• Police Appeal Following Fatal Collision in Scarborough

  The driver of a brown Honda Jazz was pronounced dead at the scene, following the collision on Scalby Road on Friday 31st October.

• Deputy Mayor Opens Up On Flag Displaying in North Yorkshire

  The deputy mayor for Police Fire and Crime in North Yorkshire has given her view on the flying of the flag of St George and Union flag in public places.

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• Scarborough Athletic Slip Continues After Heart-breaking Defeat

  The Seadogs have now lost four in a row after an 88th-minute winner for hosts Worksop Town.

• Halloween & Goth Weekend Brings Hoards Of Visitors To Whitby

  There were queues outside many food establishments across Whitby on Saturday, bringing a boost to the local economy.

• Five Year Slavery and Trafficking Risk Order Handed to Scarborough "Menace"

  The First North Yorkshire Slavery and Trafficking Risk Order has been issued to man in Scarborough banning him from 44 properties in the area.

• Whitby Town Thwart Leaders Again

  Town again put in a strong display at Lancaster City's Giant Axe.

• Brid Town Hit A Hat-trick Of Wins

  They've now won three in a row after Saturday's 2-0 win over Hallam.

• Glorious Afternoon For Whitby RUFC

  The town's rugby club took centre stage as the only side in action on the Yorkshire Coast and they took advantage.

• Pickering Town Return To Form

  Pikes are back to winning ways after victory in South Yorkshire.

• £3.6m Filey Station Upgrade Completed

  Roof repairs at Filey Railway Station have been completed along with improvements to the café, toilets, drainage and two ornate cast iron windows