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  Health chiefs have confirmed that the closure of the Bridlington Care Unit next month will not lead to job losses, with all affected staff set to be redeployed to strengthen other local NHS services.

• North Yorkshire Councillors Urge Mayor To Reconsider Highway Funding Reallocation

  North Yorkshire councillors have backed a call for Mayor David Skaith to reconsider a decision that reallocates millions of pounds of road repair funding to York.

• Scarborough Athletic Reveal Pre-Season Fixtures As Council Updates On Pitch Repairs

  Scarborough Athletic have announced their opening pre-season fixtures away from home as North Yorkshire Council confirms pitch repairs at the Scarborough Sports Village are progressing well.

• Anglo American Says Woodsmith Project Boosts Regional Economy By Nearly £2 Billion

  Anglo American says it's Woodsmith Project has generated nearly £2 billion for the regional economy since 2017, alongside significant investments in education and community support on the North Yorkshire Coast.

• Scarborough And Whitby MP Welcomes Red Diesel Duty Cut

  Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has welcomed a government decision to cut the duty on red diesel to its lowest level in twenty years to support local farmers and businesses.

• Two Yorkshire Coast Councillors Appointed As Chair And Vice-Chair Of North Yorkshire Council

  Two Yorkshire Coast councillors have taken the helm at North Yorkshire Council, with Councillor David Chance elected as the new chair and Councillor John Ritchie appointed as vice-chair ahead of next year's elections.

• Yorkshire Coast Mayors Back Northern Olympic And Paralympic Games Bid

  The government has commissioned an initial strategic assessment to explore whether the North of England could host the Olympic and Paralympic Games in the 2040s.

• Fears Devolution Will Fail Over 'York-Centric' Decisions

  North Yorkshire councillors have warned that devolution in the region will fail if decisions remain 'York-centric' following a bitter dispute over road repair funding.

• Scarborough Spot Checks For National Blue Badge Awareness Week

  North Yorkshire Council carried out more than a hundred spot checks on Blue Badges in Scarborough and Harrogate to protect accessible parking spaces, with no instances of misuse identified.

• Public Urged To Have Their Say On Bridlington's Striking New Murals

  East Riding of Yorkshire Council is asking residents and visitors to share their feedback on two newly completed heritage murals in Bridlington.

• The Rainbow Centre Announces Return of Whitby to Scarborough Charity Bike Ride

  A popular 22-mile sponsored bike ride from Whitby to Scarborough is returning this July to raise funds for The Rainbow Centre, with places strictly limited to just 50 riders.

• Steam-Hauled Express Trains to Celebrate Scarborough's 400th Spa Anniversary

  Five special steam-hauled Scarborough Spa Express trains will bring hundreds of passengers to the Yorkshire Coast this summer to mark the town's 400th anniversary as a spa resort.