Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, October 24th, 2025

It's another packed weekend for our Yorkshire Coast rugby union sides.

During October and November, the North Yorkshire Moors Railway (NYMR) will be welcoming replica steam locomotive, Locomotion No. 1.

6pm sees The Flamborough Tractor and 4 x 4 Run kick off.

Coast and Vale Community Action is gearing up for an epic 24-hour sponsored Climbathon at Street Rocks, Scarborough’s community climbing hub, this weekend.

A Yorkshire man has raised more than £1,500 for Alzheimer’s Research UK after completing the Yorkshire Marathon in honour of his sister.

More than 20 residents have spoken out about ‘disturbing’ proposals to convert part of a Victorian building in Whitby’s town centre into a gym.

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) station in Scarborough is seeking to bolster its dedicated team, announcing recruitment drives for both full-time paid engineering staff and essential volunteer positions, including Shore Crew and Water Safety Advisers.

A Bridlington man has been sentenced to 40 weeks behind bars for burglary.

Whitby Town Council is recruiting for the ‘challenging’ role of town clerk with an annual salary of up to £62,000.

The modernisation of Olympia Leisure at Scarborough’s seafront has been approved by North Yorkshire Council.​

Pikes host nearby Tadcaster Albion as they look to return to the top five and close the gap on their North Yorkshire rivals.

The Seasiders are in County Durham, just days after they swept aside another North East side in midweek.

Yorkshire and England cricketer Adam Lyth will lead out the teams, on Saturday, after losing a Fantasy Football League tournament.

Boro are back at the Mounting Systems Stadium, on Saturday, after two testing away defeats, this past week.

A Scarborough Town Council committee has agreed to support next year’s 400th anniversary celebrations of Scarborough’s official designation as a spa town.