Most of our local sides are in action on Saturday.
In North East 1, Driffield host Cleckheaton at 3pm.
Scarborough visit Halifax side Old Crossleyans in North East 2.
Bridlington are also away in the same town as they tackle Halifax Vandals in Yorkshire 2.
Hornsea host West Park Leeds in Yorkshire 3.
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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”.
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.
North Yorkshire Mayor Backs Scarborough Seaweed Cultivation Plan
The mayor of North Yorkshire has backed an innovative seaweed cultivation business as the county aims to become England’s first carbon-negative region.
Bridlington Woman Doubles Walking Challenge To ‘Go The Extra Mile’ For Saint Catherine’s
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Sad News After Malton Bike Crash
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Whitby Holiday Let Plan Rejected
Controversial plans to build modern holiday let units near a Victorian landmark on the Yorkshire Coast have been refused after a backlash from residents.
Yorkshire Water: Bank Holiday Safety Warning
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Brid Town Through in Trophy After Penalty Drama
Bridlington Town progressed to the next round of the FA Trophy after surviving a late Garforth Town comeback and holding their nerve in a tense penalty shootout following a 2-2 draw.
Pickering Town Enjoy Four-Some Victory
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Man Arrested in East Riding Nearly 3 Times Over Drink Drive Limit
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Personal Savings at Risk as Fake Police Officers Target North Yorkshire Residents
Fraudsters claiming to be from New Scotland Yard are targeting people across North Yorkshire in a sophisticated telephone scam designed to steal cash, valuables, and bank details.
Scarborough Council Sets Aside £45,000 Amid Uncertainty Over Town Hall Future
Reform-led Scarborough Town Council approved a revised 2026-27 budget which reshaped spending priorities while leaving the authority’s £380,000 precept unchanged at a meeting on Tuesday, August 25.
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A popular holiday park in Filey could reduce the number of static caravans at its site in order to remain “attractive to tourists”.
Households on the Yorkshire Coast are facing renewed cost-of-living pressure as energy prices are set to rise.
The mayor of North Yorkshire has backed an innovative seaweed cultivation business as the county aims to become England’s first carbon-negative region.
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