Falling COVID Infection Rate on the Yorkshire Coast Doesn't Mean Fewer Cases

More from Yorkshire Coast News

• Rescued Seal Pup Treated With Chilled Yorkshire Tea At Scarborough Sea Life Centre

  An orphaned seal pup recovering at Scarborough SEA LIFE Centre is receiving daily eye baths using chilled tea donated by Yorkshire Tea.

• Multimillion-Pound Cost Of New Scarborough Council Offices Revealed

  The relocation of council staff to a new office building on the outskirts of Scarborough will cost taxpayers £3 million, sparking concerns over the future of the town's historic civic headquarters.

• Renewable Geothermal Heat to Warm Pickering and Kirby Misperton

  Former gas wells and deep salt layers will provide cleaner, cheaper geothermal heating to communities in Kirby Misperton and Pickering.

• Borehole Drilling to Begin Across Scarborough For Wastewater Upgrades

  Fourteen boreholes will be drilled across Scarborough from next week as part of a multimillion-pound wastewater infrastructure project.

• Green Light For Conversion Of Former Scarborough Army Centre Into Business Park

  North Yorkshire Council has officially approved the part-retrospective conversion of a former Territorial Army Reserve Centre in Newby into a multi-use business park.

• MP Calls for Better National Support Following RAF Fylingdales Wildfire Threat

  Automatic national resilience measures must be activated whenever critical military infrastructure faces threats like wildfires, the Member of Parliament for Scarborough and Whitby has warned following a visit to RAF Fylingdales.

• Jail for Scarborough Drug Dealer

  A drug dealer who boasted about living like a "rock star" has been sentenced to 34 months in prison for supplying Class A drugs in Scarborough.

• Historic Whitby Whale Bone Arch Removed For Ethical Bronze Replacement

  Whitby's iconic whale bone arch has been dismantled after decades of coastal weather damage, making way for an ethical bronze replica set to be installed early next year.

• Outdoor Fires Surge Twenty-One Per Cent Over Busy Summer For Fire Crews

  Emergency call-outs for outdoor fires in North Yorkshire have jumped significantly across the county this summer, prompting gratitude from the Deputy Mayor and a reminder for the public to stay vigilant.

• Scarborough Hotel Loses Planning Appeal Over Retrospective Blue Paint Job

  A popular Scarborough hotel has lost a planning appeal after painting the lower exterior of its Grade II* listed building dark blue without prior permission.

• Library Service 'Doesn't Know' How Many of 100,000 Fines Have Been Paid

  North Yorkshire Council has admitted it does not know how many of its nearly 100,000 library fines issued last year have been paid, nor how many users are banned, due to a loss of data during an IT system change.

• Appeal After Man Is Sexually Assaulted And Robbed In Scarborough

  Police are appealing for witnesses after a man in his fifties was drugged, sexually assaulted, and robbed of his belongings in a Scarborough bus shelter.