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• Fire Service Warns Over Wildfire Risk As Crews Tackle Wykeham Forest Blaze

  As the Yorkshire Coast experiences extremely warm weather, authorities are urging the public to be vigilant against wildfires following last summer's Fylingdales Moor incident.

• Over 18,000 Tickets Issued By Mobile Speed Cameras In The East Riding

  Thousands of motorists have been caught out by mobile safety cameras across the region, as Humberside Police reveal the East Riding accounts for half of all road deaths in the Humber area.

• Yorkshire Coast Farm Plans to Create More Space for Chickens

  A planning application has been submitted to construct a new 50-metre-long building for 20,000 chickens at Cansdale Farm in Hunmanby to improve welfare standards without increasing overall bird numbers.

• Charity Commission Confirms It Is Looking Into Yorkshire Coast Charity Over Village Hall Sale

  The Charity Commission has received a serious incident report and is investigating the controversial planned sale of the Newby and Scalby Community Hall to a private company.

• Scarborough HMO for Nine People Rejected Over 'Unacceptable' Impacts

  Plans to convert a five-bedroom house on Gladstone Street in Scarborough into a nine-person House in Multiple Occupation have been rejected by North Yorkshire Council due to concerns over space, parking, and the changing character of the neighbourhood.

• Fire Crews Tackle Blaze In Wykeham Forest Near Scarborough

  North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service has responded to a fire in Wykeham Forest, near Scarborough.

• Fire Crews Respond To Incident At Malton And Norton District Hospital

  Multiple fire crews are currently on the scene of an incident involving a building at the Malton and Norton District Hospital site.

• Yellow Heat Health Alert Issued For The Yorkshire Coast

  The UK Health Security Agency has issued a yellow heat health alert for Yorkshire and the Humber, which remains in place until Sunday evening.

• Scarborough And Whitby MP Criticises Council's School Transport Policy

  Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume says North Yorkshire Council's revised home-to-school transport policy is breaking down communities and splitting up siblings.

• Police Launch Operation Coastline Ahead Of Summer Holidays

  Humberside Police has launched its annual Operation Coastline campaign to tackle antisocial behaviour and keep Yorkshire Coast towns like Bridlington safe during the busy summer months.

• Major Healthcare Boost For Bridlington As Plans Approved For Large Dental Practice

  Bridlington is set to see significant developments with the approval of a massive new dental practice on Quay Road to tackle the town's 'dental desert' reputation, alongside plans for a new hot food takeaway on Bridge Street.

• Delay to Eastfield Road and Bridge Set for Approval

  Councillors are set to approve a delay in constructing a connecting road and bridge for a major 1,300-home development in Eastfield, Scarborough, despite ongoing concerns from local residents.