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• Whitby Residents and Councillors Unite in Fight to Save "Vital" Cliff Lift Amid Accessibility Fears

  Residents and councillors have joined forces to challenge North Yorkshire Council's proposal to permanently decommission the 93-year-old structure, arguing that its loss would effectively bar many people with disabilities from the town’s shoreline.

• Scarborough MP Welcomes Town Centre Rejuvenation Work

  Work to rejuvenate Scarborough town centre has been welcomed by the town's MP.

• Record Number of Passengers on Scarborough to York Train Route

  A Record number of people travelled on the train between York and Scarborough last year.

• New Era for Bridlington Care as £8m Luxury Home Prepares to Open

  A long-abandoned building on Jewison Lane is set to become a focal point for local families as The Maltings, a new 59-bed luxury care home, prepares to welcome its first residents next week.

• £180,000 Whitby Flood Resilience Scheme Approved

  Residents in Whitby will be supported from the effects of flooding and ‘extreme water levels’ with a £180,000 grant to upgrade properties.

• East Yorkshire Mayor Welcomes New Funding for Life-Changing Support into Work

  Mayor Luke Campbell MBE has welcomed £11.7 million in new funding to help thousands of residents across Hull and East Yorkshire move into good, secure jobs.

• Scarborough's Alpamare Waterpark Could be Sold

  North Yorkshire Council has confirmed it is exploring the potential sale of the Alpamare water park as part of a wider effort to secure the long-term future of the North Bay.

• Coastal Fairness at Stake: Councillor Warns of "Two-Tier System" Over Public Toilet Charges

  The ongoing debate surrounding the future of public conveniences on the Yorkshire Coast continues with local representatives warning that delays in standardising fees are creating a "two-tier system" that unfairly penalises coastal residents.

• Continued Rise in 12-Hour Trolley Waits at York and Scarborough NHS Trust

  More than 900 people waited on trolleys for more than 12 hours at emergency departments at York and Scarborough trust hospitals in January.

• Whitby Shop Expansion Plan Met with Spate of Objections

  A Whitby shop’s plan to expand its premises and create eight residential apartments has met with objections.

• Dogs and Owner Rescued by Hornsea Inshore Rescue Team

  Hornsea Inshore Rescue Saves Woman and Her Four Dogs

• East Riding Bin Lorries Become Mobile Defibrillators

  Residents across the East Riding may soon notice more than just bins being collected, as the local council launches a UK-first initiative to turn refuse trucks into mobile life-saving units.