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  Transport improvements on the Yorkshire Coast will fail to deliver faster journey times unless the A64 is upgraded, a local councillor has warned.

• Seven Scarborough And Whitby Schools Selected For Extracurricular Boost

  Young people across Scarborough and Whitby will gain access to more extracurricular activities after seven local schools were invited to join a multi-million-pound government programme.

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• Bridlington And Scarborough Lifeboat Crews To Feature In National Television Documentary

  A dramatic rescue carried out by Bridlington and Scarborough lifeboat volunteers during Storm Amy will be broadcast on national television on Tuesday.

• Whitby Town Face Coast To Coast Journey For Workington Clash Under New Manager

  Whitby Town will make the long trip to Workington this Tuesday night for new manager Graeme Lee's first away match in charge.

• Thousands Of New Homes Planned For The Yorkshire Coast In Major Housing Partnership

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• One Thousand Free Books Will Appear In Whitby Fish And Chip Shops To Inspire New Readers

  One thousand free, accessible books will be distributed across Whitby in everyday locations like bus shelters and fish and chip shops to help people rediscover the joy of reading.

• Primary School Admissions Open For September 2027

  Parents and carers in North Yorkshire can now submit primary school applications for children starting in September 2027.

• Approval Granted For Long-Promised Bridge At Major Scarborough Housing Development

  A long-delayed pedestrian and cycle bridge linking the High Mill housing development in Scalby with Newby is finally set to be built following the approval of the project's final phase.

• Scarborough Station Multi-Million-Pound Revamp to Start Early Next Year

  The area surrounding Scarborough railway station will undergo a major £6.68 million transformation starting early next year following the approval of new planning proposals.

• Daily Life In Whitby Disrupted By Parking Problems As Mayor Seeks Assurances

  Residents in Whitby are struggling to go about their daily lives due to problem parking, prompting the town's mayor to seek assurances from North Yorkshire Council against future parking meters.