Mental Health Week on the Yorkshire Coast

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• Alls Well That's Haswell As Whitby Town Sub Grabs Last Gasp Leveller

  Aaron Haswell grabbed an injury-time equaliser with a spectacular free-kick to claim a point for Gary Liddle's men.

• Police Out And About In Rural Scarborough

  North Yorkshire Police officers will be out and about on Saturday as part of Operation Trailblaze.

• Yorkshire Coast Caravan Park Crowned Best in England

  St Helens Caravan Park, nestled in the picturesque countryside near Scarborough, has achieved the highest possible recognition in the industry, being named the AA Campsite of the Year for England and Overall Winner for 2025/26.

• Whitby New Homes Plans Set for Approval

  A previously deferred development for more than 50 houses near Whitby is set to be approved by councillors.

• Scarborough Athletic Hope To Rise From Ashes of Recent Run

  Boro go to North West side Curzon Ashton as they aim to bounce back from four successive defeats.

• Whitby Town Want Yorkshire Derby Victory

  The Blues host West Yorkshire side Guiseley, at the Towbar Express Stadium, on Saturday.

• Seamer's Copper Horse to Reopen

  A pub near Scarborough will be reopened and extended with new restaurant facilities after plans were approved by the council.

• Brid Town Target Top Four Return

  Bridlington Town visit promotion rivals Emley, on Saturday, hoping to overtake them with a win.

• Yorkshire Coast Rugby Returns

  We're back to a busy programme of rugby union action on the Yorkshire Coast on Saturday with Scarborough and Bridlington both in action.

• Police Appeal After Two Teenagers Are Injured By Fireworks In Scarborough

  The incident in South Bay saw one 18-year old suffer injuries to his hand, with the other, also 18, suffering a facial injury.

• Council Accepts First Tranche of Scarborough's £19.5 Million Regeneration Fund

  North Yorkshire Council has formally accepted the initial funding instalment of the government’s Plan for Neighbourhoods (PfN) programme for Scarborough, just weeks before the Scarborough Neighbourhood Board submits its comprehensive strategy for the ten-year investment.

• Scarborough Residents Demand Regeneration, Safety and Inclusion from £19.5m Investment

  A major community engagement exercise has revealed that Scarborough residents want the £19.5 million allocated through the government’s Plan for Neighbourhoods to be prioritised for town centre regeneration, improving health, and increasing safety