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• Scarborough Youngsters Look To Squash Veterans' Problems

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• Bridlington Town Look to Extend Winning Run

  The Seasiders are in the top half of NPL East ahead of Saturday's home clash with Lincoln United.

• Rare Glimpse Inside Scarborough Station’s Clocktower as Restoration Ticks Along

  Network Rail’s ongoing transformation of Scarborough station has allowed a rare view inside the grade II-listed building’s clocktower.

• Major Investment Boost for Whitby’s Woodsmith Mine Project

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• Scarborough Sets Sights on National Stage with 2028 Town of Culture Bid

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• East Riding Council’s Housing Strategy Sparks Debate Over Ambition and Cost

  The East Riding Council's latest housing strategy has come under scrutiny as local representatives clash over whether the planned investment is sufficient to tackle the region's growing housing needs.

• Plan to Deal with Scarborough Empty Shop Numbers

  The number of empty shops in Scarborough is 5% above the national average but councillors are optimistic for the future.

• East Riding Councillor: Why Are Our Children Worth Less Than Everyone Else's?

  Not sustainable and not fair. That's the view of one councillor on planned government cuts to special educational needs funding in the East Riding.