Yorkshire Coast News from Monday, September 1st, 2025

On Sunday morning, Police in Scarborough had four people in their cells following arrests related to drink-driving offences.

As the A171 reopens between Whitby and Scarborough following the moorland fires local businesses and residents are thanking those who have helped tackle the blaze.

A review of public toilets in North Yorkshire could see some conveniences closed and others given an upgrade.

The A171 between Scarborough and Whitby, along with the B1416 from Ruswarp to the A171, will reopen, although a 30mph speed limit will be in place in sections.

The number of people visiting Scarborough and Whitby increased in the first quarter of the year but so did the number of empty shops in Scarborough.

North Yorkshire Council is stepping up planning enforcement efforts in the former Scarborough Borough Council area despite a shortage of planners.

Pickering Town, Whitby Town and Scarborough Athletic were all in today's draw for the 2nd Qualifying Round of the Emirates FA Cup.

British Divers Marine Life Rescue Extends its International Training to Denmark

Bridlington Roundtable has reaffirmed its commitment to the local community by making significant donations aimed at supporting families, schools, and charities in the area

Hornsea Inshore Rescue has officially launched a new live sea webcam, enhancing the way residents and visitors can engage with the beautiful Hornsea coastline.

North Yorkshire's Chief Fire Officer Jonathan Dyson says the fire remains contained, but road closures are still in place between Scarborough & Whitby.

The route for this year's Trackrod Rally Yorkshire is being changed due to the moorland fires that continue to burn towards the northern end of the Langdale forest.