Yorkshire Coast News from Thursday, May 8th, 2025

An investigation is underway in Scarborough after a car entered the sea from Vincent’s Pier in the South Bay.

17 GP practices in North Yorkshire are set to receive funding to help modernise their buildings and improve patient facilities.

Police in Scarborough have brought a man to justice for a sexual assault on a vulnerable woman.

Police, Fire and the Air Ambulance are on the scene.

The CQC has given the Scarborough Hall and Lodge Care Home a ‘good’ rating following a recent inspection.

A £2 million Government investment is bringing an additional 32 Police Constables and 20 PCSOs to York and North Yorkshire

A Coast to Coast Passport has been launched to inspire walkers and boost the economic benefits of Britain’s most popular long-distance path.

‘Urgent remedial works’ to Whitby’s Eskside Wharf have been approved by councillors despite impacts to the conservation area.

Members of the Royal British Legion were joined by the town's MP to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

As a rough sleeper scheme in Bridlington receives more funding, health leaders in East Yorkshire say there is still more work to be done in joining up NHS and Social Care services in coastal towns like Bridlington.

North Yorkshire Council is set to receive a significant financial boost to develop tailored investment plans for towns and key service centres across the region.

Scarborough’s Cask Inn is set to close later this month despite a campaign for community ownership of the pub.

North Yorkshire Water Park is launching a Unicorn Splash Park featuring three giant inflatables, including the world’s tallest unicorn inflatable