Yorkshire Coast News from Tuesday, August 12th, 2025

It took an 80th-minute penalty but Tony Hackworth's men remain unbeaten.

Bridlington were forced to replay last Tuesday’s replay again, due to a match official denying the visitors a substitute in extra time with to a player being injured to opposing side.

Whitby Town and Stocksbridge Park Steels fought to an eventful 0-0 draw at the Towbar Express Stadium on Tuesday night.

The highest ranking police officer in North Yorkshire has reinforced the importance of tackling hate crime.

Yorkshire Water is urging customers to continue their efforts to save water amid the fourth heatwave of 2025. 

The Do it For East Yorkshire (DIFEY) scheme, funded by East Riding of Yorkshire Council, is providing funding for youth initiatives through its Our Place - Youth Fund provision.

There’s plenty to do across the East Riding in September including over 100 free Heritage Open Days taking place between Friday, 12 and Sunday, 21 September.

North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue say the fire in Langdale Moor, near RAF Fylingdales is now a major incident.

Armed Forces families in Yorkshire and the Humber will now have greater freedoms to personalise their military housing.

North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service is inviting you, to share your views on the proposed priorities (areas of focus) and changes as part of the Community Risk Management Plan (CRMP) for 2025–2029.