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• 11th-Hour Reprieve As Bridlington Care Unit Closure Is Postponed

  Health bosses have made a late decision to pause the planned closure of the Bridlington Care Unit following an extensive campaign by local residents and politicians.

• Significant Funding Agreed For Whitby Maritime Hub

  Almost £1 million of additional funding for Whitby’s Maritime Hub has been approved by councillors in order to complete the project.

• Plans Unveiled to Manage Urban Gulls Along the Yorkshire Coast

  North Yorkshire Council has outlined a new long-term strategy to manage the impact of gulls across Scarborough, Whitby, and Filey while ensuring the protected species are safeguarded.

• Free Holiday Meals And Activities Programme Extended For Three Years In North Yorkshire

  Thousands of lower-income families across North Yorkshire will continue to receive free holiday meals and activities after a new three-year deal was agreed for the FEAST programme.

• Updated Plan for Repair of Scarborough Museum Grade II Listed Steps

  North Yorkshire Council has proposed a revised plan to repair and reinstate Scarborough's historic, hazardous Grade II listed Museum Steps.

• Conversion Of Large Whitby Holiday Let Into Residential House Approved

  North Yorkshire Council has approved plans to convert a seven-bedroom holiday let in Whitby into a residential property, noting that the town's demand for tourist accommodation is already being met.

• Over 400 Solar Panels Installed at Whitby Leisure Centre to Cut Energy Bills

  Whitby Leisure Centre has been fitted with more than 400 solar panels as part of a major project to reduce energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions across North Yorkshire.

• The Scarborough Streets Festival Concludes With A Community Parade

  The Scarborough Streets Festival is set to come to a thrilling conclusion on Sunday with a vibrant community parade featuring handmade placards and noisemakers.

• Debate Sparks Over Payment For Performers At Scarborough's Peasholm Park

  Senior North Yorkshire Councillors have debated the fairness of paying musicians to perform at Scarborough's Peasholm Park bandstand while other performers across the county go unpaid.

• Whitby Rugby Club Celebrate 75 Years With Yorkshire Return

  Whitby RUFC are leaving the Durham & Northumberland League after nearly 40 years.

• Yorkshire Coast Cricket Round-up

  All our local cricket sides were in action on Saturday with mixed results.

• Plan for Snainton Houses Blocked to Avoid ‘Undesirable Precedent’

  North Yorkshire Council has rejected a proposal to build two houses in the village of Snainton due to concerns over the impact on the local conservation area and the risk of setting a harmful precedent for future developments.