Yorkshire Coast News from Sunday, February 8th, 2026

The outgoing manager says he's gutted to be leaving Whitby, and has heaped praise on the staff and fans.

A Yorkshire Coast town has applied for listed building consent for internal renovations.

The North Yorkshire Moors Railway (NYMR), is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week 2026 (9th-15th February) by showcasing one of its Mechanical Apprentices.

With Easter approaching, a brand-new series of Pilgrimage returns to BBC Two and iPlayer, featuring seven well-known personalities of different faiths and beliefs.

North Yorkshire Police say they want people from all walks of life to join up as special constables.

North Yorkshire's Chief Fire Officer has spoken about the importance of new equipment for the service.

Deputy Mayor Jo Coles joined more than eighty partners to strengthen collaboration and support safer roads across York and North Yorkshire and beyond. 

The MP for Scarborough and Whitby says she's seen the results of her successful smart meter campaign in action during a visit to the Esk Valley.

The Conservative and Independents group on North Yorkshire Council is having to give up 13 seats on the authority’s committees after its lost its majority.

Audiences are invited to enjoy an uplifting and heart-warming evening of music as acclaimed soprano Nicola Mills returns to the Kirk Theatre on Sunday 15 February with her much loved show A Spoonful of Julie.