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• Council Defers Filey Bar’s Licence Application Over ‘Insufficient’ Information

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• Scarborough's MP Seeking Solution to Scarborough Athletic Pitch Problems

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• Help Offered for Victims of Stalking On the Yorkshire Coast

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• Large Crowd Cheer Scarborough Onto Victory Amid Uncertainty Over Future.

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• Whitby Town Secure Safety With Fourth Straight Win

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