Yorkshire Coast News

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Infrastructure Fears Grow Over Plans For Thousands Of Cayton Homes
Concerns over a lack of medical and transport infrastructure have been raised as plans progress for thousands of new homes in Cayton.
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Major Expansion Approved For Scarborough Rugby Club Overturning Refusal Recommendation
Scarborough Rugby Union Football Club's major expansion, including a new 3G pitch and padel courts, has been unanimously approved by councillors despite an initial recommendation for refusal over landscape concerns.
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Veteran Yorkshire Coast Councillor David Jeffels Announces Retirement After 53 Years of Service
One of the country's longest-serving councillors, 82-year-old David Jeffels, will step down next May after an unprecedented 53-year career in local government representing the Derwent Valley and Moor.
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Scarborough Athletic Slump To Defeat in Lancashire
Boro were well beaten at Radcliffe in National North, on Saturday.
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Lee Tightens Whitby Defence In First Match
Somehow the two most generous defences in NPL Premier conjured up a goal-less draw on the Yorkshire Coast.
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Whitby Petrol Station Could Sell Beer and Wine From 6am
An Esso service station in Whitby has applied for a premises licence that would allow it to sell alcohol from 6am to 11pm, seven days a week.
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Police Confirm Body of Man Found At Scalby Beck
On Thursday morning, police in Scarborough received a call from a member of the public reporting that they had come across a body in a wooded area near Scalby Beck in Scarborough.
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Free Street Entertainment Returns to Scarborough Town Centre This Weekend
Free magic shows, walkabout comedy acts, and a community parade will entertain residents as the autumn edition of Scarborough Streets arrives this weekend.
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Millions In Funding To Boost High Streets And Support Families Across The Yorkshire Coast
High streets, sports access, and early years support are set to benefit from millions of pounds in regional funding announced by North Yorkshire's Mayor.
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Serious Collision Closes A64 In Both Directions Near Malton
Motorists are facing heavy delays and diversions following a serious collision that has closed the A64 in both directions between York and Malton.
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Scarborough Software Developers Shortlisted For Two Yorkshire Tech Awards
A seven-person software company based in Scarborough has reached the finals in two categories at the Yorkshire Tech Awards 2026 following a year of major artificial intelligence integration.
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Vital Swimming Activities For Disabled People Prompt Three Thousand Pound Funding Appeal
A Scarborough charity has launched its annual fundraising appeal to cover the specialist insurance needed to keep its inclusive swimming sessions running.
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Mayor Joins India Trade Mission as Leaders Target £170m Boost for Yorkshire
The Mayor of York and North Yorkshire is joining a major Northern delegation to India to secure a share of a potential £170 million annual economic boost for the region.
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Bridlington Property Boarded Up After Persistent Antisocial Behaviour
Neighbours will finally get some peace after a problem property in Bridlington was ordered to close following a string of antisocial behaviour complaints.
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Alpamare Waterpark Buyer Lined Up As Council Approves 99-Year Parking Deal
A preferred bidder has been identified for the sale of Scarborough's Alpamare waterpark, alongside a 99-year peppercorn lease for its adjoining car park.
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No Water Restrictions Planned As Yorkshire Enters Drought Status
Water supplies will remain uninterrupted without customer restrictions despite Yorkshire officially moving into drought status following prolonged dry weather.
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Proposed Visitor Levy Won't Cause Unemployment, Mayor Says
A proposed overnight visitor levy could fund vital coastal regeneration projects and transport improvements across Scarborough, Whitby, and Filey, despite concerns it could burden hospitality businesses.
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Short-Term Fixes Explored To Reopen Scarborough Spa Cliff Lift
A short-term strategy is being developed to see if Scarborough Spa's historic cliff lift can safely reopen following its sudden closure in August.
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Solar Panels Will Cut Bills At Scarborough And Whitby Community Sites
Three key community sites across Scarborough and Whitby will install solar panels to cut energy bills and reinvest the savings into frontline services.
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North Yorkshire's Second Homes Tax to Face Scrutiny Review
A controversial 100 per cent council tax premium on second homes in North Yorkshire will face a special committee review following a petition by campaigners demanding a full impact assessment.
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Councillors to Challenge NHS Over 'Scandalous' End-of-Life Care Governance in York and North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire councillors are set to demand answers from NHS chiefs over the "scandalous" lack of funding and governance for local hospice and end-of-life care.
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Calls Grow To Raise VAT Threshold Ahead Of Proposed Visitor Levy
More smaller accommodation providers on the Yorkshire Coast could close for the winter unless the national VAT threshold according to local councillors.
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Could Reconnecting Whitby to York by Rail Solve Coastal Transport Issues?
Calls for major railway investments to reconnect Whitby and Pickering are growing as the Mayor of York and North Yorkshire brings a draft transport plan to the coast on Wednesday.
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Residents Invited To Shape Eastfield's Future At Drop-In Event
People living and working in Eastfield are being urged to attend a drop-in session on Thursday 8th October to help shape how a £3.2 million grant and future regeneration funds will be spent in the rapidly expanding town.
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Call for East Yorkshire Parents to Boost Early Development Skills Before Primary School Reception
East Yorkshire parents are being urged to utilize local Family Hubs to help ensure their children are fully prepared for their first year of primary school.
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£1m Rail Investment At Risk If Major Station Gateway Plans Are Rejected
A £1 million investment for Scarborough's railway station could be jeopardised if councillors reject the revised Station Gateway redevelopment plans.
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Yorkshire Flights Face Disruption As Airport Workers Announce Weekend Strike Action
Almost 130 workers at Leeds Bradford Airport will walk out over a pay dispute in mid-October, though airport bosses anticipate running near-normal operations.
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Holiday Parks Pledge Monthly Funding To Secure Future Of The Rainbow Centre
Two major holiday parks have committed to providing a regular monthly income to The Rainbow Centre to help secure the long-term sustainability of its community services.
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Whitby Cliff Lift Repair Report Expected This Month
A draft report detailing the repair costs for Whitby's historic cliff lift is expected by the end of October, as regional leaders await a formal business case to provide funding.
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Scarborough To London Direct Train Could Return As MP Fights For Better Rail Services
Scarborough and Whitby commuters will see continued efforts to improve inadequate train timetables, including a potential direct service to London.
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Experienced Manager Graeme Lee Takes Charge At Whitby Town
A veteran football manager with deep family ties to the club will lead Whitby Town into their weekend fixture against Bamber Bridge.
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FA Cup Heartbreak For Scarborough Athletic After Extra Time Defeat
Scarborough Athletic's FA Cup journey has ended following a tense two-one defeat to Macclesfield in an extra-time replay.
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Whitby Town Suffer Heavy Home Defeat Against Gainsborough Trinity
Whitby Town faced a challenging evening at the Towbar Express Stadium as they fell to a 6-2 defeat against Gainsborough Trinity in the Northern Premier League.
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Grand Hotel Included In Wider South Bay Bathing Water Study
Scarborough’s Grand Hotel is part of a multi-agency investigation exploring potential sources of bacteria affecting the bathing water quality at South Bay.
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Final £400,000 Needed To Equip New Lifesaving Yorkshire Air Ambulance Base
A major fundraising drive is underway to secure the final £400,000 needed to equip a purpose-built, £9 million permanent home for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance's northern operations.
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Health and Dementia Support on the North Yorkshire Coast to Benefit From New Research Grants
Health and wellbeing services for coastal communities will be explored and improved after two local organisations secured community research funding.
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McCain Report Finds Farmers Face Mounting Uncertainty Amid Rising Costs And Extreme Weather
More than eight in ten farmers say policy uncertainty and extreme weather are making it nearly impossible to plan for the future of British agriculture, according to a new report published in Scarborough.
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Scarborough and Whitby MP "Frustrated" with Own Government Over Fracking Loophole
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has expressed frustration with her own government over current legislation that allows small-scale fracking operations to bypass a nationwide ban.
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Mayor Says North Yorkshire Bus Services are "Broken" As Franchising Assessment Approved
A £3.5 million assessment into bringing local bus services under public control has been approved by the York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority.
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Quick FA Cup Replay Welcomed After Heartbreaking Late Draw For Scarborough Athletic
Scarborough Athletic will face a rapid FA Cup replay against Macclesfield on Tuesday after conceding two late goals in a heart-breaking two-all draw.
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Whitby Town Return To Action Under Caretaker Boss Denny Ingram
Whitby Town will play their first match since the resignation of manager Lee Bullock, with caretaker boss Denny Ingram determined to give supporters a reason to cheer.
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£1.5 Million Water Pipe Upgrade Begins In Snainton And Ebberston
A £1.5 million project to replace aging water mains in Snainton and Ebberston is underway to significantly reduce sudden leaks and supply interruptions.
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Record £456 Million Transport Investment to Overhaul North Yorkshire Journeys
Everyday journeys across North Yorkshire should become safer and more accessible following the approval of a record £456 million transport investment programme.
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Bin Lorries to Carry Domestic Abuse Support Messages Across the East Riding
Victims of domestic violence and abuse across the East Riding will be encouraged to seek support through new awareness messages installed on refuse collection vehicles.
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Two Die After Car Crash Between Whitby and Guisborough
Police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage after a fatal collision on the A171 near Scaling Dam on Friday night.
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Fire Crew Availability Rises As Recruitment Outpaces Leavers In North Yorkshire
Fire engine response availability is improving across North Yorkshire after the fire and rescue service saw more people joining the ranks than leaving for the first time in years.
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Scarborough Sky Will Light Up For Annual Fireworks Extravaganza
Families can look forward to an evening of entertainment and a spectacular fireworks display at North Marine Road this November.
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Steep Sutton Bank Route Reopens Following Three-Week Maintenance Closure
One of England's steepest roads has reopened to traffic following a three-week closure for essential rock face maintenance and drainage improvements.
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Surprise As Leader Of Labour Group On East Riding Council Defects To The Conservatives
Councillor Steve Gallant, the leader of the Labour group on East Riding of Yorkshire Council, has unexpectedly defected to the Conservative Party to continue his local campaigning.
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Fresh Calls To Dual The A64 As MP Presses Prime Minister For Action
Conservative Party chairman and Filey MP Kevin Hollinrake has again expressed his frustration at the lack of progress.
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Vulnerable Passengers In Scarborough Supported By New Charity Leaders After Record Year
A Scarborough transport charity that provided more than 23,000 trips for older and disabled residents last year has bolstered its leadership team with three new trustees.
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Scarborough Swimming Group Makes A Splash As Young Star Selected For Development
Kingfishers very own Genie Martin has been selected for the 'Swim England County Development Programme'.
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River Hertford Water Quality Set To Improve With £700,000 Staxton Project
A new £700,000 storage tank in Staxton will hold up to 73,000 litres of excess wastewater to significantly reduce storm overflow discharges into the River Hertford.
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Eight Glamping Pods Proposed For 'Hugely Popular' Yorkshire Coast Village
The Honeypot Inn near Filey has submitted plans to North Yorkshire Council to install eight prefabricated glamping pods to expand its tourism offering in the village of Speeton.
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Nine Minutes from Glory: Heartbreak for Boro as Macclesfield Snatch Late Replay
Scarborough Athletic were 2-0 up with just 9 minutes remaining, but Macclesfield scored two late goals to take the FA Cup 3rd Qualifying Round tie to a replay.
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East Riding Mum Ventures Change To System After Second Term Time Holiday Fine
An East Yorkshire businesswoman insists she has ‘no regrets’ after taking her four children on holiday and landing a near £1,000 fine from East Riding Council.
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North Yorkshire Faces Major Challenge to Prepare Local Plan in 30 Months
North Yorkshire Council has warned that meeting a strict 30-month government deadline to create a comprehensive new Local Plan for housing and development will be a massive and complex challenge.
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Pre-Halloween Spooktacular Will Raise Vital Funds For Scarborough Hospice
A special adults-only pre-Halloween disco will take place at Scarborough's Rosco Rooms to raise essential funds for Saint Catherine's Hospice.
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Did You See East Riding Bridge Colission?
Police are looking for witnesses after a lorry struck a bridge on the A63.
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Scarborough Foster Couple To Run New Support Hub For Vulnerable Children
A dedicated Scarborough couple are stepping up to run a new support hub to help foster families and vulnerable children along the Yorkshire Coast.
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Bridlington Town Back To Winning Ways
Bridlington Town produced an excellent second-half display to come from behind and secure a 4-2 victory away at Matlock Town in an entertaining Northern Premier League East encounter.
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Yorkshire Coast Rugby Round Up
Scarborough Rugby Club suffered a first defeat in North East One on Saturday.
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Pickering Town Back Into Top Ten With Victory
Pikes bounced straight back from Tuesday's defeat.
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Record Numbers Of Young People Explore Future Careers At East Yorkshire Apprenticeship Expo
More than 2,000 students and their families have explored future career opportunities at a record-breaking apprenticeship event in East Yorkshire.
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Historic Sleights Pub Set To Reopen Under New Local Ownership
A Grade II listed public house in the village of Sleights has been bought by a local couple who plan to sympathetically restore and reopen the venue to the community.
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Patients Could Opt Out of Care Over NHS Data Platform Fears, Councillors Warned
Medical professionals have warned councillors that patients may opt out of data sharing and care due to ethical and security concerns surrounding the NHS's £330 million contract with US technology firm Palantir.
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New Noodle Takeaway Planned For Flagship Filey Holiday Park
Chopstix, the UK’s largest Asian-inspired fast food restaurant, has submitted plans to open a new branch at the Primrose Valley Holiday Village in Filey.
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Scarborough Construction Skills Village To Reopen Following £2 Million Investment
A former training site in Scarborough is set to be transformed into a specialist construction centre to help tackle workforce shortages on the Yorkshire Coast.
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Classic Cars Set To Begin Epic 500-Mile Roman Road Journey From Robin Hood's Bay
A spectacular collection of classic vehicles are setting off from Robin Hood's Bay on Saturday before embarking on a 500-mile charity tour along Britain's ancient Roman roads.
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Proposed Tourist Tax Sparks Fear Among Yorkshire Coast Accommodation Providers
Holiday accommodation on the Yorkshire Coast could face a five per cent price hike under new government plans, prompting local businesses to warn the levy could devastate the region's tourism sector.
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Public Views Sought As Critical Council Services Face Financial Squeeze
Residents are being urged to help shape future spending on essential public services as local budgets face mounting financial pressures.
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Yorkshire Coast Rugby Action
Scarborough RUFC are on their travels at Middlesbrough in North East 1, on Saturday.
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Summer Visitor Boom Boosts Bridlington Attractions As Events Expand
Record visitor numbers and increased ticket sales have boosted the local economy in Bridlington this summer following a drive to maximise the use of publicly owned assets.
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£3.5m Bus Franchising Assessment Approved Amid 'Empty Buses' Warning
North Yorkshire Council leaders have raised concerns about taxpayers subsidising empty buses as the Combined Authority approves a £3.5m assessment into a proposed bus franchising scheme.
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Bridlington Town Face Derbyshire Trip
The Seasiders take on Matlock Town in the Derbyshire Dales on Saturday.
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Pickering Town Target Bounce Back
Pikes want to return to form quickly on Saturday when they return home.
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Specialist Investigators Fast-Tracked To Fire Scenes As Deliberate Fires Surge
Specialist fire investigation officers will automatically deploy to arson hotspots following a significant spike in deliberate fires across North Yorkshire.
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Whitby Town Manager Lee Bullock Steps Down Due To Health Reasons
First-team manager Lee Bullock has resigned from his position at the Northern Premier League Premier Division club to focus on his health and family, with assistant Denny Ingram stepping up as caretaker manager.
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Eviction Notice Overturned For Hunmanby Football Club
Hunmanby FC will remain at their village playing fields after parish councillors officially rescinded a controversial four-month eviction notice.
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Thousands Of Students Will Explore Future Careers At Scarborough STEM Week
More than 3,000 young people will discover opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and maths during a major three-day educational event at Scarborough Spa this October.
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Residents Invited To Shape The Future Of Filey And Eastfield
Locals in Filey and Eastfield are being urged to share their views on draft projects and initial suggestions that will shape the development of their towns over the next decade.
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Thousands Of Jobs And Billions In Investment Targeted In Pro-Growth Drive For The East Riding
A major drive to attract businesses and secure investment in the East Riding aims to deliver more jobs, higher productivity, and stronger communities across the region.
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Proposed Overnight Visitor Levy Faces Scrutiny From Coastal Tourism Bosses
Tourism leaders from across Scarborough and Whitby will meet on Thursday to discuss the potential impact of a proposed overnight visitor levy on domestic holidaymakers.
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Flamborough RNLI Volunteers Celebrate Crucial Training Milestone
Two dedicated volunteer crew members at Flamborough RNLI have successfully completed their Tier 1 training assessments, marking a significant milestone in their lifesaving journeys.
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MP Supports Targeted Help With Rising Energy Bills in North Yorkshire
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has backed further targeted support for households struggling with energy costs ahead of expected price cap increases.
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Thousands Of Passengers Flock To Highly Successful Railway Steam Gala
More than 5,500 passengers descended on North Yorkshire for a four-day celebration of railway history, making it the most successful Annual Steam Gala in recent years.
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Local Affordable Housing Options Will Expand With New Properties In Driffield And Withernsea
More than one hundred new affordable homes will be added to the local housing stock across Driffield and Withernsea over the next five years.
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Late Heartbreak For Bridlington Town In Defeat At Ossett United
Bridlington Town suffered a frustrating 3-1 defeat away to Ossett United after conceding two goals in stoppage time during a heated Tuesday evening contest.
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Whitby Town Suffer Narrow Defeat To Lancaster City Despite Taking Early Lead
Whitby Town fell to a 2-1 home defeat against Lancaster City after squandering an early lead at the Towbar Express Stadium.
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Urgent Calls For Answers Over Closed Scarborough Spa Cliff Lift
Scarborough Town Council is demanding urgent answers and a replacement shuttle bus service after the historic Spa Cliff Lift was closed over safety concerns.
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Bridmas Will Return Next Year Following Record Summer Success
Bridlington's popular summer Christmas celebration will return in 2027 after what's been described as a "record breaking" event this August.
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Yorkshire Actor Gaynor Faye to Receive Honorary Degree From CU Scarborough
Television star Gaynor Faye will receive an honorary Master of Arts from CU Scarborough on Wednesday to recognise her outstanding contributions to the entertainment industry and her dedication to championing Yorkshire on screen.
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Opera-Singing Busker Receives Special Award After Raising Thousands for Lifeboat Charity
A former professional opera singer who has raised more than £10,000 for the RNLI by busking on the Yorkshire Coast has been honoured with a special certificate of thanks.
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Arson Attack Leaves Scarborough Community Centre Facing A £3,000 Repair Bill
A vital community facility in Scarborough has been left with an estimated £3,000 worth of damage following a deliberate fire on Sunday afternoon.
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Princess Royal Celebrates Unpaid Carers During Snainton Visit
Unpaid carers and charity workers in Snainton have been honoured with a special visit from Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal to celebrate three decades of local community support.
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Dozens Of Employers To Showcase Career Opportunities At East Riding Apprenticeship Expo
More than fifty employers and training providers will gather at Bishop Burton College to offer future career opportunities and unbiased advice at the Hull and East Riding Apprenticeship Expo.
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Conversion Plan for Whitby’s Historic Abbey Wharf Market Hall
New proposals have been submitted to transform the unused loft space of Whitby's Grade-II listed Abbey Wharf Market Hall into an additional seating area for the existing restaurant and bar.
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A64 Dualling Unlikely in Near Future, Says York and North Yorkshire Mayor
York and North Yorkshire Mayor David Skaith has stated that the project to fully dual the A64 could cost £500 million and is unlikely to receive funding anytime soon, despite ongoing pressure from local MPs.
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Urgent Fraud Warning Issued After Dozens Targeted In Fake Police Officer Scam
Residents are being warned to remain vigilant after more than 50 people reported receiving scam phone calls from criminals posing as North Yorkshire Police officers in an attempt to steal financial information.
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Mayor 'Very Confident' That Tourism Levy Can Be Implemented
The Mayor of York and North Yorkshire has expressed confidence in implementing a regional overnight visitor levy, despite concerns from local coastal MPs and hospitality businesses.
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North Yorkshire Hospices Warn of Cuts and Closures as Funding Crisis Deepens
Hospice leaders in North Yorkshire are warning of imminent cuts, redundancies, and potential closures due to an unsustainable multi-million-pound funding crisis.
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New Developments Linked to Pollution Misconnections on Yorkshire Coast
Yorkshire Water says it has inspected over 100 properties and identified 20 possible misconnections in the Scalby Beck catchment area as part of an ongoing project to improve bathing water quality in Scarborough.
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Whitby Town Seek Home Redemption Against Lancaster City After FA Trophy Exit
Whitby Town will look to bounce back from a disappointing FA Trophy defeat as they return to league action against Lancaster City on Tuesday night.
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Bridlington Town Target Another Victory After FA Trophy Success
Bridlington Town aim to maintain their winning momentum as they travel to Ossett United this Tuesday, following a decisive FA Trophy victory against higher-ranked Whitby Town.
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Pickering Town Aim For Seventh Heaven on Tuesday
Pikes are looking to make it seven matches unbeaten on Tuesday night.
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New Accessible Centre And Homes Planned For Vulnerable Scarborough Residents
A multi-million-pound fundraising drive is underway to replace an ageing Scarborough facility with a fully accessible centre and new supported housing for people with learning disabilities.
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Bridlington Town To Host Curzon Ashton In Historic FA Trophy Tie
Bridlington Town will host Curzon Ashton in the FA Trophy first round proper this October, marking the first time in twenty-two years the club has reached this stage of the competition.
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Vintage Beach Race Praised for Bringing Thousands To Bridlington Coast
More than 20,000 people attended the internationally recognised Race the Waves vintage motoring event in Bridlington, bringing a major economic boost to the coastal community.
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Year-Round Tourism Push For The North Yorkshire Coast
A proposed tourism levy could be used to extend the visitor season and boost hospitality businesses along the North Yorkshire Coast.
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Campaign Group Plans Ombudsman Complaint Over Second-Home Tax
A campaign group is threatening to complain to the Local Government Ombudsman over North Yorkshire Council's implementation of a 100 per cent second homes tax, alleging maladministration.
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Taxpayer Funds Under Scrutiny As North Yorkshire Council Housing Developer Faces Calls For Closure
A council-owned housing company in North Yorkshire is facing mounting pressure to close following claims of million-pound quarterly losses, despite officials defending a five-year recovery plan.
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What Will The Mayor’s Transport Plan Mean For Scarborough, Whitby, And Filey?
Residents of coastal towns including Scarborough, Whitby, and Filey are being invited to help shape the future of regional transport at upcoming consultation events for the Mayor's draft Local Transport Plan.
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North Yorkshire RAF Base Given Whitby’s Highest Honour
RAF Fylingdales has been awarded the Honorary Freedom of the Town of Whitby in recognition of its vital national defence service and six-decade bond with the local community.
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Scarborough Athletic Fight Back For Point in Northants
The Seadogs recovered well to grab a point after one of their longest trips of the season, on Saturday.
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Brilliant Bridlington Town Brush Aside Whitby Town in Trophy
Whitby Town’s FA Trophy campaign came to an end on Saturday afternoon, but Bridlington Town march on as they claimed a 3-0 victory against Yorkshire Coast opponents from the league above.
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Scarborough Rugby Celebrate Opening Day Victory
Boro edged out West Yorkshire opponents at Silver Royd on Saturday.
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Filey Junior School Pupils Wear Pink To Honour Organ Donor Superheroes
Pupils at Filey Junior School have worn pink clothing on Friday to raise awareness for organ donation, inspired by a teacher whose mother and aunt both became life-saving donors.
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Pickering Town Return To Winning Ways To Extend Run
Pikes are now six matches unbeaten after their latest success.
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North Yorkshire Police Hail Biggest Operation in Force's History
64 arrests were made, weapons seized and cash recovered as North Yorkshire Police worked around the clock for 24 hours in the biggest operation in the force’s history.
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Scarborough Parks Secure Platinum Accolades In Regional Horticulture Awards
South Cliff Gardens and Peasholm Park have scooped top honours at the annual Yorkshire in Bloom awards, celebrating the dedication of local volunteers and parks staff.
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Man Arrested After East Riding Road Rage Incident
Humberside Police say officers made an arrest after they were called to reports of a road rage incident on Main Road in Humbleton on Thursday night, around 9.30pm.
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Eastfield School Celebrating After Sporting Boost
St George’s RC Primary at Overdale in Eastfield, Scarborough, will construct a new multi-use games area (MUGA) for use by pupils and residents.
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Scarborough's Reform UK Mayor Backs 'Courageous' RNLI Following Abuse Reports
The Reform UK mayor of Scarborough has publicly supported the RNLI, praising its volunteers as "courageous" after reports emerged of the charity's staff facing abuse.
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Hospitality Businesses Push MP For VAT Reduction Ahead Of Autumn Budget
Hospitality owners across Scarborough and Whitby are calling for a reduction in VAT to help ease the burden of rising operating costs ahead of the upcoming budget.
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Deliberate Fires Surge Across North Yorkshire After Exceptionally Dry Summer
Deliberate secondary fires involving grass and rubbish have surged across North Yorkshire this year, driven by increasingly hot and dry summer weather.
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Experts Say Flat Rate Visitor Levy Offers Simplest Solution for North Yorkshire
A proposed flat-rate visitor levy of one pound per night could raise up to £26 million annually to support infrastructure and tourism across York and North Yorkshire.
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Life-Saving Defibrillator And Bleed Kit Planned For Scarborough Town Centre
A new 24-hour emergency defibrillator and bleed control kit could soon be installed on a busy Scarborough shopping street to help save lives in the town centre.
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Parents Urged To Have Their Say On School Transport Changes
Families across the Yorkshire Coast are being asked for their views on proposed updates to North Yorkshire's home-to-school travel policy.
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Scarborough Spa Cliff Lift Staff Feel "Forgotten About" Amid Safety Closure
Employees of Britain's oldest cliff lift in Scarborough say they feel unvalued and left in limbo following its indefinite closure over safety concerns last month.
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Rural Bus Network Shake-Up Explored To Tackle Yorkshire Coast Connectivity
Bus services across the Yorkshire Coast could be transformed following a major study into the challenges facing rural public transport networks.
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Mayor Thinks Rural Policing Would be Threatened by Yorkshire Police Merger Plans
Plans to merge existing police constabularies into a single Yorkshire-wide force will drain vital policing resources away from rural communities and into large urban centres, North Yorkshire's mayor has warned.
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Major Investment And New Jobs Targeted For Scarborough In Westminster Push
Leading financiers have gathered in Westminster to explore four major regeneration projects designed to bring new jobs and investment to Scarborough.
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Councillors Warn Planning System Is Failing Scarborough Due to HMO Conversions
Scarborough town councillors are calling on North Yorkshire Council to introduce stricter regulations and require planning permission for converting properties into Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs).
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Pupils Dance Into The School Day With New Rise And Shine Initiative
An East Riding primary school is boosting pupil wellbeing and punctuality by starting the day with a playground dance party.
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Outdoor Fires Surge Across North Yorkshire Over Summer Months
Small outdoor blazes became the most frequent emergency for fire crews this summer, though targeted safety campaigns are successfully driving down the number of house fires.
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Live Facial Recognition Cameras Go Live in North Yorkshire
Live facial recognition technology will begin scanning crowds in North Yorkshire this week to identify wanted criminals and locate vulnerable missing people.
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Scarborough Athletic Bids To Change Alcohol Rules To Improve Matchday Experience
Scarborough Athletic Football Club has submitted plans to amend its alcohol licence to include the clubhouse bar, aiming to enhance the matchday experience for supporters.
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Is The Mayor Of Hull And East Yorkshire Planning A Huge Boxing Comeback?
Reform UK Mayor of Hull and East Yorkshire, Luke Campbell, has revealed he would consider coming out of retirement for a mega-fight with boxing star Conor Benn.
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Scarborough and Bridlington Residents Given Chance To Question Local Hospital Bosses
People across Scarborough and Bridlington have the opportunity to directly question health bosses about their local hospitals during a special online meeting on Wednesday.
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New Cycling Routes Bring 'Champagne Gravel' Adventures to the North York Moors
Four new off-road cycling routes have opened on the northern edge of the North York Moors National Park, offering riders accessible adventures with easy train access from Whitby.
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Two Drivers Seriously Injured In B1249 Crash Near Foxholes
Two men remain in hospital with serious injuries following a collision between a Ford Fiesta and a Volvo V50 on the B1249 near Foxholes.
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Pebble Protest - Dozens Of Painted Pebbles Appear At Scarborough Spa Cliff Lift
Dozens of decorated pebbles have appeared at Scarborough Spa's Cliff Lift, which was closed indefinitely in August due to safety concerns.
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Fracking Loophole Must Be Closed To Protect Coastal Communities, MP Warns
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume is urging the Government to close a legal loophole in forthcoming energy legislation that allows small-scale gas extraction operations near coastal communities.
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Claims Asylum Seekers Will Be Housed In New Council Properties Rejected As £18m Scheme Approved
False claims circulating on social media that more than 100 homes being acquired by North Yorkshire Council are intended for asylum seekers have been firmly rejected by officials.
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RAF Fylingdales Recognised For Six Decades Of Service To Whitby
RAF Fylingdales is set to receive the Honorary Freedom of the Town of Whitby in recognition of its 60 years of distinguished service and close ties to the local community.
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Future Of Whitby Football Club Secured With Three-Acre Land Gift
Three acres of land have been gifted to Fishburn Park Football Club in Whitby, securing its long-term future ahead of its eightieth anniversary.
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Prospects for Reopening Scarborough's Spa Cliff Lift to Be Debated by Councillors
Scarborough councillors are set to debate the future and potential reopening of the historic Spa Cliff Lift, which was closed indefinitely in August due to safety and infrastructure concerns.
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Scarborough-Directed Musical Nominated For Top National Theatre Award
A musical production that launched its run in Scarborough has been shortlisted for a major national theatre award.
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Scarborough To Face Macclesfield Away In Next FA Cup Test
Scarborough Athletic will travel to Macclesfield in the FA Cup third qualifying round after two second-half goals secured a 2-0 away victory against Dunston.
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Scarborough Alexander Dennis Bus Maker Strikes End After Improved Pay Deal Secured
Four hundred workers at the Alexander Dennis bus factory in Scarborough have ended their strike action after securing an improved two-year pay deal.
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Scarborough 'AI Slop' Art Trail Cost Council More Than £11,000
A controversial deckchair trail designed using artificial intelligence for Scarborough's 400th anniversary has sparked local backlash after a Freedom of Information request revealed it cost the council over £11,000.
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Two Weeks Of Work Experience Guaranteed For North Yorkshire Pupils
Every secondary school pupil in North Yorkshire will be offered two weeks of meaningful work experience as part of a major expansion to a regional careers programme.
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Two Scarborough Post Offices Face Temporary Closure For Major Refurbishments
Postal services in Seamer and Newby will be temporarily suspended from late September as both branches undergo significant building work.
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Second Home Tax To Be Looked At By North Yorkshire Council Committee
Councillors are set to debate calls for North Yorkshire Council to suspend its controversial second home council tax premium after a petition attracted 1,000 signatures.
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Scarborough Care Home Passed Despite Concerns
A large 75-bed care home will be constructed in the Scarborough area despite concerns about the impact on local health services.
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North Yorkshire Councillors Refuse To Change Controversial School Transport Policy
North Yorkshire Council chiefs have rejected calls to scrap an unpopular school transport policy, telling opposition councillors they would make the same decision if they were responsible for the authority’s finances.
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Charity Football Match In Seamer To Tackle Motor Neurone Disease
A charity football match will take place in Seamer this Sunday to raise vital funds for Motor Neurone Disease, following the devastating impact of the illness on local families.
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Scarborough Athletic Progress After Second Half Show
Boro won on their travels in the North East on Saturday, earning over £3,000 and securing a vital win in the country's biggest national cup competition.
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Bridlington Town Beaten To End Bright Run
The Seasiders lost 4-2 in West Yorkshire on Saturday.
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Scarborough Wellbeing Walks Go From Strength to Strength
Scarborough Wellbeing Walks, delivered by Scarborough Disabled Swimming Group (SDSG), are helping local people take positive steps towards improved health, wellbeing and confidence through gentle, accessible walking opportunities.
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Whitby Rugby Club Suffer Vase Defeat
The Maroons were playing the first match of their 75th year.
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Pickering Town Held in South Yorkshire
The Pikes were 2-0 up at Penistone Church on Saturday.
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Scarborough's Alpamare Waterpark Expected to Be Sold to 'Protect Its Future' With Private Investment
North Yorkshire Council has accepted a successful bid for Scarborough's Alpamare waterpark, paving the way for private investment and a planned reopening in early 2027.
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Scarborough Extreme Brings Free Urban Sports To North Bay This Weekend
Scarborough's North Bay will be transformed this weekend as the Scarborough Extreme event returns, offering free activities ranging from BMX demonstrations to climbing and martial arts for all ages.
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Classic Motorbikes Embark On Coast-To-Coast Challenge For Scarborough Hospice
A fleet of twenty vintage motorbikes is setting off from Robin Hoods Bay to Whitehaven and back on Saturday to raise money for Saint Catherines Hospice in Scarborough.
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Scarborough Hosts National Celebration Of Seaside Heritage And Coastal Culture
Seaside enthusiasts and heritage professionals will gather in Scarborough this Friday to celebrate coastal history and crown the nation's favourite seaside spots.
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Bus Passengers Promised Better Services As New Five-Year Plan Revealed
Bus networks across North Yorkshire are set for an overhaul under a new five-year improvement plan that aims to boost reliability, simplify fares, and upgrade Scarborough's Park and Ride.
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Motorcyclist From Whitby Area Dies In Collision Near Fylingdales
A man in his thirties has died following a collision between a motorcycle and a car on the A171 near Fylingdales, prompting a police appeal for witnesses and dashcam footage.
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Huge Humber Hydrogen Plans Launched To Safeguard 4,000 Jobs
Local leaders and businesses are urging the UK Government to select the Humber region as Britain's first hydrogen cluster, a move that could safeguard 4,000 jobs and unlock £15 billion in investment.
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Mental Health Services Will Expand As Scarborough Charity Prepares Third Base
Additional counselling rooms and support services will soon be available in Scarborough as a local charity expands into a third premises to meet surging demand.
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Free Baby Boxes Will Support New Parents In Scarborough Under New Scheme
Parents in Scarborough will receive free baby boxes filled with essential items and developmental toys as part of a new pilot scheme to support early childhood development.
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York Businesses Dominate Innovation Funding Pitch With Majority Share Of Grants
Eleven companies based in and around York have secured the lion's share of an £800,000 innovation fund following a Dragons' Den-style pitch event.
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Young Rangers Transform Esk Valley In New Green Jobs Scheme
Four young people are gaining practical conservation experience and recognised qualifications by improving habitats along the River Esk and within the North York Moors National Park.
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Yorkshire Trading Company Changes Expansion Plans Over Council Objections
A popular bargain shop in Whitby has revised its town centre expansion plans following concerns from local groups and council planners regarding the potential negative impact on the local conservation area.
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Major Redevelopment to be Explored For Scarborough Town Centre Sites
Underused and vacant properties across Scarborough town centre will be part of a new market engagement exercise to find a master developer to transform the town.
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Scarborough Family Organises Charity Football Match Following Devastating MND Diagnosis
A charity football match will take place at Seamer Sports Club this weekend to raise vital funds for the Motor Neurone Disease Association following a Scarborough man's recent diagnosis.
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Three Unanswered Goals Secure Dominant Victory For Bridlington Town
Bridlington Town delivered a commanding three-nil victory over West Auckland Town, driven by a brilliant Ahmed Salam brace and a composed finish from Casey Stewart.
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Retiring North Yorkshire Council Chief Executive Gets Pay Package Of Almost £245,000
Retiring North Yorkshire Council chief executive Richard Flinton received a total pay package worth nearly £245,000 during the last financial year, according to newly released figures.
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Scarborough Cricket Club's Pink And Purple Day Raises £3k for Saint Catherine's
More than £3,000 has been raised for patient care at Saint Catherine’s following a vibrant fundraising event at Scarborough Cricket Club.
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East Riding Gym in a Box Launches for National Fitness Day
Residents in the East Riding will be able to borrow a 'Gym in a Box' from their local mobile library to help them exercise at home.
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Warning That Rural Families Face Winter Hardship As Heating Oil Prices Soar
Urgent financial support is being demanded for rural Yorkshire households facing massive spikes in alternative fuel costs ahead of the winter season.
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Two Arrested In Scarborough Over Outraging Public Decency
A man and a woman from Scarborough are in police custody following an act of outraging public decency in the town centre.
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Scarborough Man Jailed After Breaching Landmark Modern Slavery Order
A prolific offender who brought misery and fear to a Scarborough estate will spend more than two years behind bars after repeatedly ignoring a strict slavery and trafficking ban.
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Everyday Voices Will Meet Decision Makers As Major Northern Convention Arrives In Scarborough
Hundreds of residents and regional leaders will gather at Scarborough Spa on Tuesday for the annual 'This is the North' convention to shape the future of northern communities.
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Flamborough Lifeboat Stalwart Retires After Fifty-Four Years Of Service
A dedicated volunteer who spent more than five decades saving lives at sea off the Yorkshire Coast has retired from Flamborough RNLI.
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Thrill-Seekers Plunge 42 Metres From Whitby Viaduct To Save Historic Railway Bridge
Staff and volunteers will tackle England's only bridge bungee jump in Whitby this weekend to raise vital funds for urgent repairs to a 180-year-old railway bridge.
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Rapid Health Advice Promised For Asthma Sufferers Following North York Moors Wildfire
Rapid health advice and NHS resilience will be prioritised to protect vulnerable people from the growing threat of toxic wildfire smoke, following the devastating blaze on the North York Moors.
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Listed Whitby Hotel Painted Pink Without Permission to Be Redone
A historic Whitby hotel that was painted bright pink without listed building consent will now be repainted in a council-approved pale pink.
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Yorkshire Coast Businesses Urged To Join New Maritime And Renewables Cluster
A new initiative aiming to connect businesses and education providers across the maritime and offshore renewables sector is launching across the Yorkshire Coast from Monday.
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Visitor Levy Feasibility Study Recommended For North Yorkshire Coast
A formal feasibility study into a proposed visitor levy for North Yorkshire has been recommended to assess its potential economic impact and future governance.
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Over 650 Veterans Gather For All Services Parade In North Yorkshire
More than 650 veterans and service members have been honoured at a modern history museum in Malton during a day of remembrance and celebration.
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MP Says Tourism Levy Money Raised In Scarborough And Whitby 'Should Stay On Coast'
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has argued that funds raised from a proposed overnight visitor levy should be reinvested directly back into the coastal communities that generate them.
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MPs Urge Prime Minister To Make A64 Dualling A Priority
Four North Yorkshire MPs have written to Prime Minister Andy Burnham urging him to prioritise the long-awaited dualling of the A64 to boost regional economic growth.
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Farmers And Businesses Await Compensation A Year After Massive Whitby Wildfire
The Government is facing calls to introduce grant schemes for farmers and landowners who suffered significant financial losses following a massive wildfire near Whitby last year.
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Council Reprimanded Over Scarborough Harbour Information 'Failure'
A government watchdog has reprimanded North Yorkshire Council and ordered it to conduct further searches for information regarding its "Blue Sky Thinking" proposals for Scarborough Harbour.
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Scarborough Athletic Held To Second Goalless Draw In Four Days
Scarborough Athletic played out a second consecutive nil-nil draw in just four days after a frustrating match against Merthyr Town at the Scarborough Sports Village on Saturday.
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Updated Adult Gaming Centre Plan for Whitby After Council Refusal
Luxury Leisure has submitted revised lighting and signage plans for a new 24-hour adult gaming centre in Whitby after its previous proposal was rejected by North Yorkshire Council.
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'Don’t Blame Pubs for Lack of Public Loos', Council Told Amid 3am Licensing Row
A Scarborough nightclub’s application to extend its opening hours until 3am has ignited a community debate over the town centre's chronic lack of public toilets.
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New £1 Billion Battery-Electric Trains to Transform Scarborough Rail Services
Rail passengers travelling to and from Scarborough will benefit from faster, emission-free journeys following a £1 billion investment in a new fleet of battery-electric trains.
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How North Yorkshire MPs Voted on Defeated Assisted Dying Bill
A fresh move to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales has been blocked in the House of Commons, with North Yorkshire MPs split on the controversial measure.







