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• New Report Recommends £1 a Night Visitor Levy in York and North Yorkshire

  A new report commissioned by the Mayor of York and North Yorkshire, David Skaith, has proposed a flat £1-a-night visitor levy across the region to help support local services and fund tourism infrastructure.

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• North Yorkshire Visitor Levy : How Will it be Collected and Where Will the Money Go?

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• Hunmanby FC Faces Four-Month Eviction Notice From Village Playing Fields

  A local football club has been given just four months to find a new pitch after a parish council ended its agreement to use the village playing fields.

• Vital Railway Bridge Repairs Reach Four Hundred Thousand Pound Milestone

  A fundraising appeal to permanently repair a historic railway bridge on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway has reached the halfway mark of its eight hundred thousand pound target.

• A Former Filey Care Home Manager Has Been Sent to Prison

  Former manager of a Filey care home, Michaela Golding, 58, of Greenfields Avenue, Osgodby, has been jailed.

• Life-Saving Equipment Will Boost Emergency Responses Across Historic East Yorkshire Parkland

  A new mobile defibrillator and water rescue throw lines will strengthen safety and emergency preparedness across the 330-acre Burton Constable estate.

• North Yorkshire Police's Rural Task Force Spring Into Action

  North Yorkshire Police’s Rural Task Force is joining a nationwide clampdown on rural crime this week.

• North Yorkshire Council-Owned Housing Company Forecast to Lose Another £5.8m

  North Yorkshire Council’s housebuilding company is expected to record a £5.8m loss this year, prompting a new five-year recovery plan to turn the business around.

• Period Costumes To Fill Scarborough Streets For 400th Spa Anniversary

  Residents and visitors are being encouraged to don Victorian attire today for a special seaside parade celebrating the 400th anniversary of Scarborough as a spa resort.

• Final Miniature Staintondale Train Journeys Of The Year To Feature Brand New Tunnel And Visiting Engines

  The Staintondale Moorland Railway is preparing for its final weekend of the 2026 season, featuring a newly completed tunnel, visiting engines, and fundraising for an Eastfield-based homelessness charity.