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• Scarborough and Whitby Harbour Decision Plays in to Council Budget Woes

  North Yorkshire Council is set to meet this Friday, to finalise its budget for the upcoming financial year, navigating a challenging landscape of rising service demands and a significant shift in central government funding and issues with funding from Scarborough and Whitby harbours.

• Celebrating 10 Years Of Youth Disability Football in Scarborough

  This month is the tenth anniversary of organised youth disability football in Scarborough.

• Last Chance for Scarborough Residents to Shape £20 Million Investment

  A consultation to decide the future of a £20 million government investment intended to revitalise the town over the next decade ends on Friday.

• Yorkshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Plans Progress

  Natural England has announced a significant step forward in the proposal to designate the Yorkshire Wolds as a new Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), following a comprehensive review of public and statutory evidence

• Pickering Town Face Friday Night Challenge

  The Pikes host Barton Town at Mill Lane.

• Whitby Hotel's Pink Paint Paperwork Mix Up

  A ‘landmark’ Whitby hotel has applied for permission to paint part of its façade pink after it undertook the works ‘without securing listed building consent’.

• North Yorkshire Leaders Call for Fairer Fire Funding Following Major Moorland Blaze

  Senior leaders in North Yorkshire are intensifying their pressure on the government to overhaul how fire and rescue services are funded, arguing that the current system leaves vast rural landscapes vulnerable

• East Riding Leaders Slam "Unfair" Funding Settlement as Residents Face Council Tax Hike

  East Riding of Yorkshire Council formally approved its budget for the 2026/27 financial year last week, a move marked by deep frustration and disappointment among councillors over what they describe as one of the worst government funding settlements in the country.

• Voices of Ukraine Set For Scarborough Library Performance

  The sounds of a Ukrainian choir will mark the resumption of a poignant and thought-provoking exhibition that is touring North Yorkshire.

• Padel Court Plan for Cayton

  A pair of ‘autonomously operated’ padel courts could be built in Scarborough if plans are approved by the council.

• New Murals Coming to Bridlington

  Two murals are set to be painted on the harbour and old town areas of Bridlington, providing a celebration of the town's heritage.

• Sandsend Business Needs Parking to Avoid Closure

  An award-winning restaurant near Whitby has applied for permission to create a parking area – warning that without it ‘the business will close’.