Yorkshire Coast News from Tuesday, July 15th, 2025

Coastliner has announced plans to introduce additional services this summer to popular coastal destinations including Scarborough and Whitby

There are currently “no plans” to appoint a minister for coastal communities, according to the Government, despite calls for such a role to be created.

Scarborough and Whitby’s MP voted against the final draft of the Government’s welfare reform bill, which was approved in the House of Commons last week.

North Yorkshire Council has approved plans for five-year tenancy agreements at Whitby’s £10m maritime training facility despite some local opposition.

North Yorkshire Council's Executive committee has given its approval to spending £1,840,000 for essential repair works to the inner West Pier in Scarborough.

A Halifax man has been charged with multiple driving offences following a high-speed police pursuit that began in Scarborough on Friday.

Two international beach volleyball tournaments were held in Bridlington this summer, with hopes that Volleyball England can continue to host it in the East Riding, in future years.

Bridlington Central Library has officially reopened its doors following a full refurbishment of its ground floor, marking a new chapter for one of the town’s most valued community spaces.

Scarborough's All Weather Lifeboat made the rescue last night.