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• Driffield Residents Face Transport Struggles to Access NHS Blood Tests

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• Scarborough And Whitby MP Establishes Wildfire Prevention Parliamentary Group

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• Malton Urgent Treatment Centre Reopens Following Hospital Fire

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• Coastguard Agency Responds To Criticism Over 'Cruel' Cuts Set To Impact Yorkshire

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• Tributes Paid to East Riding Town Crier Michael Wood

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• How Much Has The Council Spent On Scarborough 400 Projects?

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• Coastal Surveillance Trailer Gets Temporary Extension For Future Use

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