Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, October 9th, 2026

Scarborough RUFC travel down the Yorkshire Coast on Saturday.

The Pikes are in Cumbria on Saturday.

The Seasiders hope to make it back-to-back victories on Saturday.

On Thursday morning, police in Scarborough received a call from a member of the public reporting that they had come across a body in a wooded area near Scalby Beck in Scarborough.

Graeme Lee will take charge of his first match as Whitby Town manager this Saturday as the Blues look to bounce back from a heavy midweek defeat.

The Seadogs are looking to regroup in the National North league this Saturday when they travel to face Radcliffe, following a narrow midweek FA Cup defeat.

Free magic shows, walkabout comedy acts, and a community parade will entertain residents as the autumn edition of Scarborough Streets arrives this weekend.

Motorists are facing heavy delays and diversions following a serious collision that has closed the A64 in both directions between York and Malton.

Neighbours will finally get some peace after a problem property in Bridlington was ordered to close following a string of antisocial behaviour complaints.

The Mayor of York and North Yorkshire is joining a major Northern delegation to India to secure a share of a potential £170 million annual economic boost for the region.

Water supplies will remain uninterrupted without customer restrictions despite Yorkshire officially moving into drought status following prolonged dry weather.

A Scarborough charity has launched its annual fundraising appeal to cover the specialist insurance needed to keep its inclusive swimming sessions running.

A seven-person software company based in Scarborough has reached the finals in two categories at the Yorkshire Tech Awards 2026 following a year of major artificial intelligence integration.

A preferred bidder has been identified for the sale of Scarborough's Alpamare waterpark, alongside a 99-year peppercorn lease for its adjoining car park.

High streets, sports access, and early years support are set to benefit from millions of pounds in regional funding announced by North Yorkshire's Mayor.