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  Local leaders call on private sector to lead the development of offshore renewable jobs in Scarborough and Whitby.

• Yorkshire Coast Youngsters Worrying Less Than in 2022

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• North York Moors Launches new Geocache Arts Trail in Staithes

  As Geocaching celebrates it's 25th anniversary a new geocache treasure hunt trail has been launched to celebrate the rich art heritage of the coastal village of Staithes.

• Survey Says Bridlington Healthcare Experiences "By No Means Positive"

  A recent healthcare survey conducted in Bridlington has highlighted significant challenges in the accessibility and delivery of local health services, with overall experiences described as "by no means positive".

• Yorkshire Coast Attraction Offers Zoo Poo to Local Gardeners

  Sewerby Hall, Gardens and Zoo has introduced a new scheme to sell its animal waste as natural fertiliser.

• Over 2,300 Fans Sign Scarborough 3G Pitch Petition

  A petition urging North Yorkshire Council to repair the 3G Pitch at Scarborough Sports Village has gained well over two thousand signatures.

• Work Starts on New Sheltered Housing Scheme in Driffield

  A ground breaking ceremony has taken place at Deira Court in Driffield to celebrate the start of work on a new sheltered housing scheme.

• Appeal After Girl Sexually Assaulted on Whitby Bus

  North Yorkshire Police have issued an image of a man they would like to speak to following an incident on a bus between Whitby and Middlesbrough.

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

  A Filey bar’s premises application has been deferred after councillors raised concerns about ‘insufficient’ information.

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

  Scarborough and Whitby MP - Alison Hume - says her job is to ask the right people the right questions as she gives her support to Scarborough Athletic after a week which saw the future of their home ground thrown in to doubt.

• Scarborough's Rainbow Centre Food Bank Faces Mounting Pressure Amid Cost of Living Crisis

  Scarborough’s Rainbow Centre food bank is currently spending approximately £2,000 a month on food to meet the increasing demand from people struggling with the rising cost of living.

• Help Offered for Victims of Stalking On the Yorkshire Coast

  Victims of stalking are being reminded that support is available to help them cope with their ordeals ahead of a series of events during national Stalking Awareness Week.