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  Alison Hume, the Member of Parliament for Scarborough and Whitby, has publicly declared her support for Sir Keir Starmer following a week of significant political pressure on the Labour leadership.

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  The community-run information point at the Grade II listed Whitby railway station has been targeted by vandals leading the Esk Valley Community Rail Partnership to announce the immediate removal of the facility.

• Scarborough West Pier Substation Plans Spark Concern

  Concerns have been raised about plans to build an electricity sub-station at the end of Scarborough’s West Pier as part of a wider redevelopment proposal.

• Preparations Under Way for ‘Flipping Marvellous’ Pancake Day Event in Scarborough

  Crowds are due to descend on Scarborough to witness a “flipping marvellous” annual Pancake Day extravaganza later this month.

• Filey Guesthouse to Become Residential Property

  Plans to convert a Filey holiday let into a residential property have been approved by North Yorkshire Council.

• New North Yorkshire Council Health and Adult Services Director Revealed

  People will be placed at the heart of health and care services in the county to support them to “live well and independently” for longer, according to a vision set out by the new corporate director for health and adult services at North Yorkshire Council.

• Deputy Mayor Responds to Filey MP's Police Criticism

  ​It is “deeply, deeply dangerous” for public servants to worry about possible criticism from politicians when raising child safeguarding concerns, York and North Yorkshire’s Deputy Mayor has warned.

• Council Could Loan £150k to Scarborough Athletic

  Steps to help support the financial sustainability of Scarborough's community football club are set to be considered as crucial pitch repairs continue at its home ground.

• Former Whitby Town Manager Lee Bullock Returns to the Club

  Whitby Town have moved swiftly to strengthen their management team with the return of former boss Lee Bullock, who has been appointed joint-manager alongside Jason Kennedy for the remainder of the 2025/26 season.

• North Yorkshire Moors Railway Props Bridge 42 to Ensure 2026 Season Opening Goes Ahead

  The North Yorkshire Moors Railway (NYMR) has confirmed that Bridge 42, a key structure on its line, will be temporarily propped to allow safe operation of trains for the start of the 2026 season which will begin on 28th March, 2026

• Proposed Tourist Tax Dissed by 71% of Survey Respondents in North Yorkshire

  Tourism businesses’ concerns about the introduction of a visitor levy in York and North Yorkshire have been revealed as the region’s mayor describes the proposal as a “game-changing opportunity”.

• North Yorkshire Fire Service Facing Final PFI Price Hike Before "Mortgage-Free" Future

  Building costs for the service will rise by £100k in the coming year before the long term PFI deal expires in 2027.