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  North Yorkshire Fire Service believe the moorland fire at the A171 in August was a separate incident to the main moorland fire near RAF Fylingdales.

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• Scarborough's Brunswick Centre Shuts Up Shop

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• Severfield to Move Jobs from Sherburn to Malton

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• Friday Action as Brid Face Trophy Derby

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• A171 Speed Restrictions Removed As Moorland Fire Fighting Continues

  Temporary speed limits introduced on sections of the A171 during the moorland fire have now been removed.

• How Much Will Lamp Post Flags Cost Yorkshire Coast Tax Payers?

  North Yorkshire Council says it doesn't yet know how much it will cost to remove flags that have been erected on lamp posts across the county.

• Scarborough Students Prepare for World Finals

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• Whitby Dredging Operations Making Good Progress

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• Report Highlights Children's Experience of Violence in North Yorkshire

  Eight per cent of North Yorkshire School pupils say they have carried weapons when going out.

• Yorkshire Reservoir Levels Increase for First Time Since January

  Continued rainfall across much of Yorkshire over the last week has led to a slight increase in groundwater and reservoir levels for the first time in eight months.

• No Review of Controversial Home-to-School Transport Policy Until Next Year

  A review of a controversial home-to-school transport policy in North Yorkshire will not start until next year and will be conducted by council officers rather than an independent body, councillors have been told.