Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, July 4th, 2025

YPN Championship East sees Scarborough, Malton and Pickering all fighting out with Driffield's second string to gain promotion.

Our Yorkshire Coast football teams have begun their pre-season training ahead of the new season.

David Skaith, Mayor of York and North Yorkshire has welcomed investment from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport into grassroots sports facilities.

One of Scarborough’s most cherished landmarks and the oldest funicular railway in Britain is celebrating a major milestone this summer with a series of events planned to mark its 150th anniversary.

Saturday sees live entertainment, stalls and prizes and family fun at Bridlington Spa.

North Yorkshire Police have released dramatic in-car footage revealing a near head-on collision involving a police vehicle responding to an emergency on the A64 near West Heslerton.

Scarborough Athletic Football Club has launched its brand new adidas away.

Councillors will decide whether to grant a premises licence to a Scarborough town centre pub after locals said the proposal was ‘unacceptable’.

An overhaul of parking policies across North Yorkshire is set to lead to more enforcement and a county-wide review of parking charges.

Scarborough Athletic's ongoing pitch problems and resulting financial challenges were raised in Parliament this week with the town's MP seeking government support for the fan-owned club.

The chief executive of the NHS trust that runs Scarborough Hospital has announced his plan to retire in the autumn with a recruitment process set to take place over the summer.