Scarborough Borough Council have voted unanimously to approve a four-star hotel on the site of a former swimming pool in the town.
It's expected to create 120 new jobs for the town and replaces the old indoor swimming pool on Ryndle Crescent.
Councillor Tony Randerson was also impressed with the level of pay on offer for staff:
The council feel it will complement existing accommodation in the area and also offer certain benefits for local businesses.
Councillor Liz Colling explains:
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North Yorkshire Council is set to review a proposed five per cent increase in maximum taxi fares to help drivers cope with soaring petrol and diesel costs.
North Yorkshire Council has submitted plans to extend a prominent outdoor mural on a Grade-II listed building in Scarborough's town centre to boost civic pride and enhance the local environment.
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service is facing unique challenges in manning its coastal on-call stations, as an ageing population and an increase in holiday lets shrink the pool of potential recruits.
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