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• Change at the Top at Bridlington Town

  Bridlington Town AFC have confirmed the departure of Gavin Branton from his role as Chief Executive Officer, and the appointment of Steve Brennan as his successor.

• Public Alert Leads to Arrest of Suspected Drunk Driver in Whitby

  North Yorkshire Police responded to a crucial tip-off from a member of the public on Thursday regarding a suspected drunk driver in Whitby.

• Kirkbymoorside “Maniac” Axe Attacker Sent to Prison for Four Years

  A Kirkbymoorside man who carried out an unprovoked axe attack on a neighbour has been jailed for four years.

• Application for 24/7 Opening at Scarborough Gaming Centre Refused

  Councillors have refused a ‘reprehensible’ application for 24/7 opening hours at an adult gaming centre in Scarborough.

• Scarborough Streets Festival Expands Horizons with Autumn Pilot This Weekend

  Scarborough is setting the stage for a new era of year-round tourism as the Scarborough Streets festival launches its first autumn edition this weekend (October 11 and 12).

• Scarborough and Whitby MP Pressed on A64 Upgrades

  Scarborough and Whitby's MP has been asked to work with North Yorkshire's mayor to drive forward plans to dual parts of the A64.

• Scarborough Athletic Chairman Issues Rallying Cry Ahead of Leamington Clash

  Scarborough Athletic Chairman Trevor Bull has issued a strong appeal to supporters to turn out in force for tomorrow’s crucial National League North home fixture against Leamington, emphasising the financial necessity of increased attendance.

• Pickering Musical Society Welcomes New Director

  Pickering Musical Society is proud to announce an exciting new chapter in its history as it prepares to stage My Favourite Things – The Music of Rodgers & Hammerstein at the Kirk Theatre.

• Mayor Skaith Pushes for Major Development at Seamer Rail Station Amid Calls for Progress

  North Yorkshire Mayor, David Skaith, has affirmed his strong commitment to advancing the development of Seamer railway station and the extensive land surrounding it, describing the site as a "primed opportunity".

• ‘Extortionate’ Parking Charges in Filey Could be Putting Off Visitors Says Local Councillor

  A councillor has told Filey’s MP that the town has the ‘dearest’ parking charges in the county which could be negatively affecting the local economy.

• New Principles Aim to Standardise Car Parking Management Across North Yorkshire

  North Yorkshire Council is moving forward with plans to adopt a new set of Strategic Parking Principles, in an effort to replace the "patchwork of inherited policies" that governed parking under the former borough and district councils.

• Consultation on Bridlington Urgent Treatment Centre Opening Times

  The NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) has launched a public consultation seeking views on proposals to permanently set the opening hours of the Bridlington Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) at 7am to 8pm.