Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, July 18th, 2025

Our local cricketers will be hoping the thunder stays away for their matches today.

Pickering Town were edged out 3-2 in the North East on Friday night in their last friendly.

Young people in the East Riding will be able to travel on local buses for just £1.50 with the return of a discount scheme during the school holidays. 

Scarborough Town Council has faced scrutiny for increasing its mayor’s allowance by 600 per cent despite a ‘cautious’ spending commitment.

The spectacular Sailing Coble Festival is being staged at Bridlington over the weekend.

North Yorkshire Mayor David Skaith has welcomed £700,000 in government funding for the region to invest in cheaper, clean energy systems in community buildings.

The Mayor of Hull and East Yorkshire, Reform UK’s Luke Campbell, has said he is “delighted” with the region having secured the joint highest grant from the Government’s Mayoral Renewables Fund.

Local rescue teams have used a GPS device to help them rescue a dog which had fallen over the cliffs in Sewerby.

From Sunday, East Yorkshire Buses will implement a series of service changes designed to improve reliability, access, and travel options across Scarborough, Bridlington, and Driffield.

Driver jailed after three people were injured in Bridlington.

Bridlington Town AFC is looking for passionate football enthusiasts as the club looks to expand its scouting network ahead of the new season.

The Coastal Views study was carried out by Haven, who say 80% of people look for a sea view when booking accommodation.