It's another busy weekend of rugby action on the Yorkshire Coast.
In North East 1, Driffield host York with a 2.15pm start.
Scarborough are on their travels, at Doncaster Salem, in North East 2.
In Yorkshire 2, Bridlington welcome Bradford & Bingley to Dukes Park.
Hornsea are also at home, when they host Skipton in Yorkshire 3.
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A charity football tournament held in Hunmanby has smashed its fundraising target, raising over £1,600 for a teenage cancer ward.
The Seadogs went to National League Harrogate Town, who were relegated from the Football League, just four months ago.
Campaigners have handed a 1,000-signature petition to North Yorkshire Council demanding the suspension of the 100 per cent council tax premium on second homes.
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