Yorkshire Coast News from Tuesday, July 28th, 2026

Rail services between Bridlington and Scarborough are suspended until at least 9:30 pm due to a large crop fire burning next to the tracks in Filey.

Local creatives will be prioritised for future public art commissions following a backlash over the use of artificial intelligence on a giant deckchair trail in Scarborough.

A Scarborough shop owner has been ordered to pay more than £3,300 in fines and costs after pleading guilty to selling illegal cigarettes and non-compliant vaping products.

A £62 million savings plan and stricter recruitment controls will be implemented across local hospitals as health bosses struggle to agree their annual budget with NHS England.

Outdated cremators at Scarborough's Woodlands Crematorium look set to be replaced in a £2.5 million upgrade to secure the site's future and cut carbon emissions.

A search operation was launched off the Yorkshire Coast after reports of a paddleboarder in difficulty.

Fire and rescue services across Yorkshire have joined forces to launch a region-wide campaign aimed at preventing devastating moorland wildfires this summer.

A Whitby town councillor is urging North Yorkshire Council to review the route of a local park and ride service, warning that double-decker buses are mounting kerbs and endangering pedestrians.