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  Local volunteer rescue team called out after 40 foot fall.

• Public Thanked for Support but Asked to Stay Away from North York Moors Fire

  North Yorkshire's Fire Chief has thanked the public for their support as the fire service asks people not to visit the scene of the North York Moors Fire.

• New Campaign Launched As Scarborough Pride Fears For Future

  Scarborough Pride has unveiled it's bold new fundraising campaign, “Thriving and Free”, aimed at securing the long-term future of the town’s LGBTQIA+ celebrations.

• Possible Parking Changes for North Yorkshire Authority

  North Yorkshire Council could handle enforcement in privately-owned car parks as part of a county-wide review of parking services.

• Start date revealed for £500,000 Whitby junction improvements

  The first phase of a major scheme to improve Whitby’s public spaces and road network is set to begin next month.

• Lift Off For Scarborough Athletic After Late Show At New Home

  The Seadogs left it late but they're up and running at the Mounting Systems Stadium.

• Danby & Egton Bridge Host Chamber Music Extravaganza

  A unique concert is coming to Danby's St Hilda's Church today.

• Whitby Town Win Big Over Warrington

  Dominant Blues continue unbeaten start after demolishing Cheshire visitors.

• Brid Town Face FA Cup Replay Number 3

  Bridlington Town battled to a 2-2 draw at West Auckland on Saturday to earn yet another FA Cup replay.

• Yorkshire Coast Cricket Round-Up

  All our local sides were in action on Saturday, but largely results didn't go their way.

• Scarecrow Festival Underway in Ayton

  It's the third year of Ayton Scarecrow Festival with lots of creations to spot in East and West Ayton from Saturday.

• Erosion Grant Won Following Filey Fears

  A £90,000 grant to help the residents of an endangered clifftop community in Filey adapt to coastal erosion could be accepted by North Yorkshire Council.