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  Scarborough's Stephen Joseph Theatre is among several Yorkshire Coast venues to receive a share of a multi-million-pound government investment to improve access to arts and culture.

• Plans To Close Bridlington Care Unit Spark Health Forum Concerns

  The Bridlington Health Forum has expressed deep disappointment and concern over the proposed closure of a care unit at Bridlington Hospital, warning it could increase pressures on Scarborough Hospital.

• Yorkshire Water Reveals Dedicated Bathing Water Quality Team For Scarborough

  Yorkshire Water has announced the creation of a new dedicated bathing water quality team, with a particular emphasis on beaches in and around Scarborough.

• Scarborough And Whitby RNLI Crews Among Busiest As Charity Launches Mayday Appeal

  New statistics reveal that RNLI lifeboat crews in Scarborough and Whitby launched over one hundred times combined last year, as the charity issues its annual Mayday fundraising call.

• Plans Unveiled To Standardise Public Toilet Fees And Upgrade Facilities Across North Yorkshire

  North Yorkshire Council is set to consider a new strategy for its public toilet network, which could see a standard entry fee of 40p or 50p introduced alongside a major modernisation programme.

• Whitby Rowing Club Rows Equivalent Distance To Copenhagen To Raise £1,500 For Local Charity

  The Friendship Amateur Rowing Club in Whitby has raised over £1,500 for WHISH by rowing a staggering 888,806 metres on indoor machines to support children with disabilities and hidden impairments.

• Plans To Close Bridlington Care Unit Spark Strong Opposition

  Proposals to close a social care facility at Bridlington Hospital have drawn heavy criticism from unions, health campaigners, and local councillors who say they were not consulted on the plans.

• North Yorkshire Council Launches Legal Action Over £20m Road Funding Dispute

  North Yorkshire Council has initiated legal proceedings against the York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority over a budget decision that leaders claim will cost the county £20 million in road repair funding.

• Scarborough Food and Drink Festival Hailed a Success as Crowds Flock to Open Air Theatre

  Hundreds of families enjoyed a weekend-long celebration of global cuisine and local produce as the Scarborough Food and Drink Festival returned for its second year.

• Scarborough-Based Dale Power Solutions Expands With New Southern Hub In St Albans

  Scarborough-based Dale Power Solutions has opened a significantly larger, purpose-built facility in St Albans to serve as a strategic hub for its commercial power supply division across the South of England.

• Tragedy at Scarborough's Oliver's Mount Races As Rider Dies

  Police are appealing for witnesses and information following a fatal collision at an event at Oliver’s Mount in Scarborough.

• North Yorkshire Police Call Answering Times See Dramatic Improvement

  North Yorkshire Police has reported a major reduction in emergency and non-emergency call answering times, transforming its national ranking despite a surge in public demand.