Yorkshire Coast News from Thursday, July 31st, 2025

Police are appealing for information to find missing Tyler Oldroyd from Ossett.

North Yorkshire Police have announced a notable 6% reduction in total crime reported over the past year, affirming the county's position as the safest police area in the country.

Scarborough Athletic Football Club is preparing to host its first home fixture at their temporary home of Bridlington's Mounting Systems Stadium tonight.

The rebranding of Scarborough’s WHSmith shop has been given the green light following the company’s sale earlier this year.

The government money will be used to upgrade existing facilities and introduce new equipment.

Reports of a missing swimmer at Thornwick Bay prompted a major search operation last night.

MP Alison Hume says the Council are "being cloth-eared" over concerns relating to the future of Whitby's Cliff Lift.

A man has been jailed for 21 months for defrauding a vulnerable woman from Scarborough out of more than £15,000.

Yorkshire Coast councillors have challenged a £1.8m plan to repair Scarborough’s West Pier over concerns that alternative options were not considered.

Four groups from Driffield have been awarded a combined total of over £375,000 from East Riding of Yorkshire Council as part of commuted sums to improve their offer to the community.

North Yorkshire Police report that officers searching for missing Douglas Watts have recovered a body in Cloughton.

The Coastguard airlifted two bodies from beneath the cliffs near Whitby Abbey on Wednesday evening.