There has been a reduction in the levels of anti social behaviour and crimes in Bridlington.
That's according to Sargent Chris Almond, who says compared to May 2022, they've seen decreases in numerous areas.
In comparison to the anti-social behaviour and crime level, the amount of drug activity in Bridlington is on the rise.
Sargent Chris Almond hopes that having officers on the ground will help to improve the numbers.
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Two Yorkshire Coast towns have been named among the most popular destinations in the United Kingdom for a festive staycation this year.
Elite cyclists will tackle a gruelling route along the East Yorkshire coast and through the Wolds as Stage 3 of the Tour of Britain takes place on Friday.
Preparations are under way to manage the potential economic fallout for coastal businesses if a proposed overnight visitor levy is introduced in North Yorkshire.
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