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  Alison Hume, MP for Scarborough and Whitby, has detailed her analysis of this week’s budget announcements, saying that the measures offer significant positive impacts for local families and businesses across the constituency.

• Festive Event Near Pickering To Focus On 'Mental Elf'

  Scarborough, Whitby & Ryedale Mind is inviting families, friends and festive fanatics to lace up their trainers and don their best elf outfits as the charity’s much-loved Mental Elf Fun Run heads to Dalby Forest on Sunday.

• New Speed Limit For Whitby's New Bridge

  Councillors have backed calls for a 20mph reduced speed limit on Whitby’s ‘dangerous’ New Bridge.

• Five Figure Donation For New Scarborough Sea Cadets Vessel

  There's a special boat presentation taking place in Scarborough on Saturday.

• Review For Scarborough Pride Parking Charges

  The parking charges for Scarborough Pride will be reviewed by the council after concerns were raised about new costs and the event’s financial sustainability.

• Whitby Town Trip Postponed

  The Blues were set to take on Cleethorpes Town for the first-ever time on Saturday.

• Bridlington Town Battle Blyth Spartans

  Two sides battling at opposite ends of NPL East meet at the Mounting Systems Stadium on Saturday.

• Yorkshire Coast Rugby Action

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• Scarborough Sparkle Returns This Weekend

  Scarborough Sparkle returns to the open air theatre this weekend to bring festive fun for all ages.

• New Partnership Sees Foodbank Donation Stations at East Riding Council Buildings

  A new partnership launched on Friday will see 29 new food donation points across the East Riding in council-run buildings, including leisure centres, libraries, and customer service centres, in an urgent bid to support local families facing deepening financial hardship this Christmas.

• Bus Franchising Pilot Coming to North Yorkshire Coast

  The York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority has been awarded £564,000 to deliver one of the country’s first pilot programmes exploring how bus franchising could help rural and coastal communities.