Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, March 6th, 2026

Pikes travel to South Yorkshire on Saturday.

An ongoing initiative aimed at combating the theft of mopeds and motorcycles has been launched by the Eastfield and Filey Neighbourhood Policing Team, yielding positive results in the community.

Scarborough's Sam Spivey came agonisingly close to taking on the best 32 darts players in the world, at the sport's UK Open.

The Seasiders have North East opponents on Saturday at the Mounting Systems Stadium.

The Blues want to complete a double over their relegation rivals Rushall Olympic.

The start of the 2026 season at the North Yorkshire Moors Railway faces disruption after "urgent" works to stabilize a vital river crossing proved to be "more complicated than first anticipated".

Boro travel to Oxford City on Saturday hoping to regain their spot in the National North play-off places.

After over two decades of dedicated service, Mike Major has retired as chairman of Whitby Lifeboat Station, marking the end of an era for the local lifeboat community.

Whitby Town have confirmed the departures of midfielders Michael Woods and Ronnie McGrath from the Towbar Express Stadium.

North Yorkshire Police are seeking the public's assistance following an assault that took place in Whitby during the early hours of Tuesday, 3 March.

Scarborough's MP is focusing on filling the town's high street.

The vital task of keeping the Yorkshire Coast’s historic harbours operational has received a significant boost following the relaxation of dredging restrictions.

Residents in Whitby will be supported from the effects of flooding and ‘extreme water levels’ with a £180,000 grant to upgrade properties.

Mayor Luke Campbell MBE has welcomed £11.7 million in new funding to help thousands of residents across Hull and East Yorkshire move into good, secure jobs.

A Record number of people travelled on the train between York and Scarborough last year.