Yorkshire Coast News from Tuesday, September 23rd, 2025

North Yorkshire Police will this month say goodbye to Win Almond who has worked for the force for over 55 years, mainly in Scarborough.

A pair of drug peddlers involved in the supply and distribution of approximately £70,000 worth of class A drugs from Bradford to Bridlington have been sentenced to a combined total of twelve years and three months behind bars.

Reservoirs in Yorkshire have seen the largest weekly rise in water levels in over 30 years.

Yorkshire Coast communities have been assured they will be supported through a major recovery effort following the largest ever moorland fire in North Yorkshire.

Urgent repairs to the leaking roof of a cliff top school in Scarborough have been given the green light by North Yorkshire Council.

A time scale for the repair of the 3G pitch at Scarborough sports village is expected to be known next month.

The major incident status for the moorland fire at Langdale/Fylingdales Moor has officially been de-escalated, according to an announcement today from Chief Fire Officer Jonathan Dyson