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• Humberside Police Praise Public Dashcam Submissions Through Operation Snap

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• East Riding Council Launches New Website For £100,000 Electric Vehicle Charger Project

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• Scarborough Athletic Announce Second Signing In Three Hours With Addition Of Mo Fadera

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• Scarborough And Whitby MP Raises 'Dental Desert' Crisis In Parliament

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• Ten New Automatic Speed Cameras To Be Installed Across East Riding This Summer

  Humberside Police and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner are expanding an automatic speed camera network across the East Riding following a highly successful trial in Bubwith.

• Town Meeting To Discuss £15m Scarborough Harbour Redevelopment

  A £15 million regeneration project aimed at modernising Scarborough's historic West Pier while preserving its maritime heritage will be debated at a special town council meeting this week.

• Saint Catherine’s Activities Coordinator Shortlisted For National Palliative Care Award

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• Council Drones Could Be Deployed For Coastal Monitoring

  North Yorkshire Council has applied for a £75,000 government grant to use LiDAR-equipped drones to monitor the region's rapidly eroding coastal cliffs.

• Date Set for Scarborough Town Council By-Election Following Reform Mayoress Resignation

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