Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, August 29th, 2025

It's another busy day of cricket action on the Yorkshire Coast on Saturday.

The Pikes are in the second qualifying round for the first time in 22 years.

The Blues go to another NPL Premier side in the competition today.

The Seadogs are back at their home for the season in Bridlington aiming for 3 wins in 3.

Mike Thompson's men are the only 100% side in NPL East after three league wins out of three, this season.

Opposition councillors have called on North Yorkshire Council to suspend the implementation of its controversial home-to-school policy change.

It's to boost dementia awareness and support in Scarborough.

Yorkshire Water is underway with a £580,000 scheme to replace 1.2km of clean water mains in Brompton-by-Sawdon. 

GCHQ Scarborough is recruiting students and recent graduates for its language talent programme.

A £90,000 grant to help members of an endangered cliff-top community plan for coastal erosion has been officially accepted by North Yorkshire Council.

Pikes are at home again tonight to Redcar Athletic in the FA Cup.

North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue have confirmed the Langdale fire near RAF Fylingdales has been contained.

When wildfires broke out across the Yorkshire Moors, emergency services were pushed to their limits and Galtres Retreat and Lodge Park, based in Pickering, was among the first to respond.