Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, October 10th, 2025

Most of our local sides are in action on Saturday.

The Pikes are on the road on Saturday as they look to regain their early season form.

The Seasiders are looking to bounce back after three straight defeats.

The Blues are off to the North West on Saturday desperate to halt a six-match run without victory.

A Bridlington man is running from Sheffield to Bridlington on Saturday.

Bridlington Town AFC have confirmed the departure of Gavin Branton from his role as Chief Executive Officer, and the appointment of Steve Brennan as his successor.

North Yorkshire Police responded to a crucial tip-off from a member of the public on Thursday regarding a suspected drunk driver in Whitby.

Third-placed Scarborough Athletic take on Leamington, in National North, on Saturday, at the Mounting Systems Stadium, where they'll e joined by a Scarborough charity.

In a concerted effort to combat hate-related crime, York and North Yorkshire are coming together for National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2025, which runs from 11 to 18 October.

Groundwork Yorkshire has successfully secured £149,291 from the government’s Water Restoration Fund to protect and enhance Hornsea Mere, Yorkshire’s largest freshwater lake and one of the region’s most important wildlife habitats.

Bridlington Round Table will be helping Santa Claus to make a special appearance at the Bridlington Ice Trail on November 15th and 16th. But they have a problem.... Santa currently lacks a suitable home for his festive visit!

A Kirkbymoorside man who carried out an unprovoked axe attack on a neighbour has been jailed for four years.

Councillors have refused a ‘reprehensible’ application for 24/7 opening hours at an adult gaming centre in Scarborough.