Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, March 20th, 2026

The Pikes go to Tadcaster Albion in an all-North Yorkshire shoot-out.

The Seasiders welcome Emley to the Mounting Systems Stadium.

The Blues are just five points outside the NPL Premier relegation zone going into Saturday's trip to Guiseley.

It could be a momentous Saturday for Scarborough RUFC.

Boro are on their travels on Saturday, as they face Leamington.

Eden Camp, the modern history museum in North Yorkshire, is supporting the annual Royal British Legion Industries’ Great Tommy Sleep Out, in support of military veterans facing homelessness, this weekend. 

North Yorkshire Council has given the green light for a new jump tower and climbing wall to be built at Haven Leisure's Blue Dolphin Holiday Park in Filey.

The Yorkshire Coast Community Rail Partnership has won the prestigious Outstanding Contribution to Community Rail award for its decades of innovative work connecting local communities with their railways.

Homes and businesses across the Yorkshire Coast will benefit from a multi-million-pound government investment in local flood defences and coastal erosion schemes.

A man and a woman have been released on bail after police officers intercepted a vehicle suspected of involvement in criminality in Bridlington town centre.

North Yorkshire Council has rejected an application to install bright illuminated signs at a 24-hour adult gaming centre in Whitby, citing concerns over light pollution and nuisance to nearby residents.

North Yorkshire Council is set to make a trial ban on overnight motorhome parking permanent at coastal hotspots following concerns over safety and anti-social behaviour.

Scarborough Hospital has been told by the Care Quality Commission that it continues to require improvement overall, though inspectors upgraded its medical care rating and commended staff for their compassion.

The chair of VisitEngland’s advisory board has commended the diversity of York and North Yorkshire's visitor economy, highlighting the crucial role that coastal destinations and rural landscapes play in a sector worth £6 billion to the region.

A bitter dispute has erupted between North Yorkshire Council chiefs and Mayor David Skaith over claims the county is being shortchanged by £20m in expected road repair funding.

North Yorkshire councillors will meet on April 24 to decide on Europa Oil & Gas's controversial proposal to construct a temporary 38-metre gas drilling rig in Burniston, following a previous delay.

Firefighters have spent the night tackling a blaze in a building behind the JET Petrol Station near Primrose Valley.