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• Scarborough Residents Meeting to Discuss Development Plans

  Residents of Scarborough are preparing to gather this Thursday evening for a public meeting aimed at bridging the gap between local folk and decision-makers regarding the town's development.

• North Yorkshire Council Tax Premium to Deliver First Affordable Homes

  The first wave of affordable housing that will be funded by a new council tax premium on second homes in North Yorkshire have been identified including a scheme in Hunmanby.

• Scarborough Rowing Club Aiming to Add Crews

  Scarborough Amateur Rowing Club are hoping to attract new people to the sport this month as they stage a major recruitment drive.

• Whitby Mayor Says Cliff Clift Closure is "Not a Done Deal"

  Whitby's mayor has said she will ‘not sit back’ over a proposal to permanently close the town’s landmark cliff lift.

• LED Signage Plan for Whitby Amusements

  Plans have been submitted for a 3 metre wide LED screen outside a Whitby amusement arcade.

• 11 Bed AirBnB Plan for Scarborough Hotel

  An 11-bed hotel in Scarborough could be converted into an Airbnb if plans are approved.

• No Date Yet for Burniston Gas Rig Decision

  North Yorkshire Council says no date has been set for a decision on proposed plans for a gas drilling rig in Burniston.

• Withernsea Shoreline Searches Continue for Grace as More Details of Tragedy Revealed

  Extensive searches continue along the Withernsea shoreline as the search for a teenager missing in the sea since Friday continues.

• Further Ice Warning for Yorkshire Coast Brings More School Changes

  Residents along the Yorkshire Coast and the broader Yorkshire and Humber region have been advised to prepare for icy conditions tonight as the Met Office issues a yellow weather warning.

• Spend Second Homes Premium on Local People says Filey MP

  Filey's MP is calling for the funds raised from the council tax premium on second homes to be spent on providing affordable homes in the local area.

• Scarborough Community Diagnostics Centre to ‘Start Activity’ Despite Planning Issues

  Scarborough’s new community diagnostics centre could start ‘delivering activity’ next month, according to the Government.

• Whitby’s Mayor Optimistic About 2026 After ‘Difficult Year’

  The Mayor of Whitby has said the town council is moving forward ‘positively’ into 2026 after a ‘difficult year’.