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• Scarborough Athletic Suffer On The Road

  The Seadogs were comfortably beaten in Norfolk on Bank Holiday Monday.

• Historic Outdoor Education Centre Near Whitby Closes As Operations Move To Scout Camp

  Generations of coastal outdoor learning at East Barnby will permanently relocate to Birch Hall Scout Camp following the discovery of severe electrical faults and mounting repair costs.

• Whitby Town Well Beaten Despite Phuthi's Beauty

  The Blues star was a deserved man of the match but otherwise it was a disappointing day for most at the Towbar Express Stadium.

• Scarborough Voted UK's Fourth Best Canine Hotspot

  Scarborough has been named the 4th most dog-friendly seaside town in the UK, in a new study, with Whitby coming tenth.

• Bridlington Town Suffer Revenge Defeat

  The Seasiders met Garforth Town for the second time in three days on Monday.

• Fire Under Control Near Flamingo Land

  Reports suggest a lightning storm on Sunday evening ignited buildings in a field at Kirby Misperton.

• Whitby Market Back Open After Million Pound Plus Renovation

  Market traders in Whitby have welcomed the restoration of one of the town's most recognisable landmarks and say it has given the area "a new lease of life".

• Virtual Glamping Pods Planned For Ruswarp

  A set of new remotely managed glamping pods could be built in the North York Moors National Park, near Whitby.

• East Riding Dog Wardens Launch New Social Media Outlet

  The East Riding of Yorkshire Council dog warden team have launched a new page on Facebook, to more easily enable lost dogs to be reunited with their owners.

• Scarborough Residents Invited To Hear What’s Next For Pride in Place

  Scarborough residents are being invited to find out more about Pride in Place, the role of the  Scarborough Neighbourhood Board and the first projects beginning to move forward across the  town.

• National Energy Price Hike Hits Yorkshire Coast

  Households on the Yorkshire Coast are facing renewed cost-of-living pressure as energy prices are set to rise.

• Yorkshire Coast Holiday Park Reduces Caravans To "Remain Attractive To Tourists"

  A popular holiday park in Filey could reduce the number of static caravans at its site in order to remain “attractive to tourists”.