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• Police Appeal After Man Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries Near Driffield

  Officers are appealing for information following reports of a single vehicle road traffic collision on Allison Lane in Ulrome on Sunday morning.

• Major Road Closure in Robin Hoods Bay After Accident

  North Yorkshire Police say please avoid the A171 whilst they deal with a collision near the Robin Hood's Bay turn off on Robin Hood's Bay Road.

• Scarborough Care Home Owner Invites Prime Minister To See Broken Care System Firsthand

  A Scarborough care home owner has launched a direct video appeal urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to visit the Yorkshire Coast and witness the daily reality of the UK's social care system.

• Council Leader's Delight As East Yorkshire Coast To Host Tour Of Britain Men's Cycle Race

  Some of the world's best cyclists will race through Hornsea, Driffield, and other local communities when stage three of the 2026 Lloyd's Tour of Britain Men comes to East Yorkshire this September.

• Appeal Launched To Transform Neglected Outdoor Space At New Scarborough Ambulance Station

  Ambulance crews in Scarborough are appealing for community donations to transform a dilapidated outdoor area into a wellbeing space at their new station.

• Dashcam Evidence Submissions Surge in North Yorkshire

  Video evidence from the public is increasingly being used to prosecute dangerous drivers across North Yorkshire, with submissions to a police portal rising exponentially over the last few years.

• 7 Goals, 4 Penalties, 1 Sending Off - And 3 Points For Scarborough Athletic!

  The Seadogs were 3-1 down with 17 minutes remaining away at newly-promoted Hednesford Town.

• Whitby Town Bounce Back With Rose's Blooming Brilliant Penalty

  Whitby's new-look side ended Ilkeston's 100% run and made it two wins from three with a dominant home display, thanks to goals from Joey Phuthi and Stuart Rose on Saturday.

• Yorkshire Coast Cricket Round Up

  There were some big clashes at both ends of the table in Saturday's cricket.

• Bridlington Town Grab Late Point

  Skipper Tom Allan rose to the occasion four minutes from time to head home a dramatic equaliser.

• Scarborough & Whitby MP On Disposable Barbecue Ban

  Alison Hume has had her say on the government's ban on sales of disposable barbecues.

• Sewerby Hall Now Adds Extra Bite in New Exhibition

  Extinction is an exciting brick model trail set to fascinate families and visitors alike at Sewerby Hall and Gardens.