Yorkshire Coast News from Saturday, July 12th, 2025

Mike Thompson's men hit their opponents three times early in the second half.

A gutsy Whitby side were beaten narrowly by opponents two divisions higher on Saturday.

East Riding Council's leader says she's been working well with the region's new mayor.

Staff at the RSPCA's Hull and East Riding Branch are caring for a litter of six puppies who were abandoned in a black bin bag in a layby in East Riding.

A Bridlington man is leading a grassroots effort to install a publicly-accessible defibrillator in his neighbourhood.

Humber Forest has planted a record 368,000 trees over the 2024-25 planting season, a 35% rise compared to last year.

The East Riding's mayor has welcomed the Government’s Devolution Bill which looks to give mayors across the country more powers.

The mayor of York and North Yorkshire said he was pressing the government on long-awaited improvements to the A64.

The newest phase of a multimillion-pound scheme to rejuvenate and reanimate high streets across North Yorkshire has been opened by Mayor David Skaith.

A final report by several councils into shellfish deaths off the North East and North Yorkshire coast has described the ‘catastrophic’ impact on fishing communities.

Our local cricketers will be out in the heat on Saturday.

Michael Thompson's men go to Barton Town on Saturday.

Police in the Scarborough area searching for a missing 14-year-old girl from Leeds say she has now been found.