Scarborough News

Here is the latest Scarborough News from This is the Coast

• Scarborough And Whitby MP Criticises Council's School Transport Policy

  Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume says North Yorkshire Council's revised home-to-school transport policy is breaking down communities and splitting up siblings.

• Police Launch Operation Coastline Ahead Of Summer Holidays

  Humberside Police has launched its annual Operation Coastline campaign to tackle antisocial behaviour and keep Yorkshire Coast towns like Bridlington safe during the busy summer months.

• Delay to Eastfield Road and Bridge Set for Approval

  Councillors are set to approve a delay in constructing a connecting road and bridge for a major 1,300-home development in Eastfield, Scarborough, despite ongoing concerns from local residents.

• Scarborough And Whitby MP Calls For Controversial Coastguard Plan To Be Paused

  Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has urged ministers to pause and re-evaluate plans that would strip Coastguard Rescue Officers of their 'worker' status.

• Scarborough To Become First Coastal Mayoral Development Zone

  Scarborough has been designated as the country’s first coastal Mayoral Development Zone, unlocking millions of pounds in investment to transform the town's high street, harbour, and housing.

• Goose Recovering After Cruel Crossbow Attack Near Wykeham

  A juvenile Greylag Goose is receiving treatment at a wildlife hospital after being shot through the neck with a crossbow bolt at a North Yorkshire water park.

• Union Claims 'Cruel' Cuts to Coastguards' Pay Could Seriously Impact Yorkshire Coast

  The GMB Union has warned that plans to strip coastguards of their hourly pay and reclassify them as volunteers could force more than half of the officers in Yorkshire and Humberside to reduce their hours or quit.

• Candidates Announced For Scarborough By-Election

  Four candidates have been officially confirmed for the upcoming Scarborough Town Council by-election in the Castle Ward following a councillor's resignation.

• Scarborough Cavaliers Rotary Club Closes After 47 Years Of Service

  The Rotary Club of Scarborough Cavaliers has announced its closure after nearly five decades of supporting local charities and international projects.

• North Yorkshire Fire And Rescue Service Boosts Technology To Prevent Wildfires

  North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service is increasing its use of drones and helicopters, whilst discouraging disposable barbecues, to prevent a repeat of last year's devastating wildfires.

• Holiday Activities and Food Summer Programme Announced for the East Yorkshire Coast

  Over 460 summer activities, ranging from sports and cooking to nature trails, have been announced for children across the region.

• Cayton Padel Court Plan Approved Despite Concern About Disturbing Funeralgoers

  North Yorkshire Council has approved plans for two new padel tennis courts at Cayton Playing Fields, with strict conditions to halt play and prevent noise or light disturbances during nearby cemetery burials.

• Volunteer Trustees Sought to Help Guide Scarborough's Saint Catherine's Hospice

  Saint Catherine’s Hospice in Scarborough is looking for committed individuals from a variety of professional backgrounds to join its Board of Trustees.

• McCain Celebrates Manufacturing Academy Graduates at Scarborough Headquarters

  Eighteen employees have graduated from McCain's Manufacturing Academy during a special ceremony held at the company's Scarborough headquarters.

• New £119,000 Seagull Strategy for Scarborough and Whitby to be Debated

  A proposed £119,000 urban gull strategy aimed at protecting public health and promoting coexistence in Scarborough and Whitby is set to be examined by councillors on Monday.

• Yorkshire Coast Cricket Round-Up

  Scarborough won a thriller at Hornsea as another full programme of cricket played out on the Yorkshire Coast.