Yorkshire Coast News from Sunday, July 5th, 2026
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Yorkshire Coast Cricket Round-Up
Scarborough won a thriller at Hornsea as another full programme of cricket played out on the Yorkshire Coast.
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North Yorkshire Fire And Rescue Service Boosts Technology To Prevent Wildfires
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service is increasing its use of drones and helicopters, whilst discouraging disposable barbecues, to prevent a repeat of last year's devastating wildfires.
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East Riding Councillors Champion Boditrax Health Scanners
East Riding councillors are encouraging residents to use free Boditrax body composition scanners available at local libraries and leisure centres to improve their health and well-being.
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Staintondale Moorland Railway And Gardens Reopen To Raise Funds For Whitby Dementia Train
The Staintondale Moorland Railway and Gardens are reopening this Sunday to raise funds for a special dementia-friendly train service operating out of Whitby.
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Today's Weather
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ScarboroughSunny intervals
High: 22°C | Low: 15°C
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Filey
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High: 21°C | Low: 16°C
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Whitby
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High: 21°C | Low: 15°C
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Bridlington
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High: 19°C | Low: 15°C
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HornseaMedium-level cloud
High: 20°C | Low: 15°C
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Driffield
Sunny intervals
High: 22°C | Low: 15°C
News
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Lessons Learned From Langdale Wildfire As Fire Service Looks To Equip Local FarmersNorth Yorkshire's chief fire officer has outlined new plans to formally train and safeguard local contractors and farmers who assist in tackling large-scale incidents following the challenges of last year's Langdale wildfire.
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Scarborough College Celebrates Outstanding International Baccalaureate ResultsStudents and staff at Scarborough College are celebrating after the class of 2026 achieved an impressive average score of 33 points in their International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.
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Mountain Rescue Volunteers Clock Over Two Hundred Hours In Busy Week Across The Yorkshire CoastMountain rescue volunteers have dedicated over 200 hours to five separate callouts across the region, including search and rescue incidents in Whitby, Driffield, and Pickering.