Scarborough, Whitby and Bridlington were all in pre-season football action on Saturday.
Scarborough Athletic suffered shock defeat to Stockton Town in the latest round of pre-season football friendlies involving Yorkshire Coast sides.
Boro were beaten 3-1 by the side from two divisions below, at the Flamingo Land Stadium, on Saturday, with skipper Michael Coulson scoring the Seadogs' only goal.
Whitby Town had the same division-gap when they travelled to Bishop Auckland, managed by the Blues' former boss Chris Hardy.
The Blues netted through newcomer Aaron Haswell in the first half with substitute Brad Fewster scoring twice after the interval.
Elsewhere, Bridlington Town fought out a 1-1 draw against lower-ranked Hallam.
Lewis Dennison levelled just after the hour, soon after Broid fell behind, at the Hudgell Solicitors Stadium.
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Council bosses are poised to approve £100,000 of savings in coastal grass cutting and the maintenance of bus shelters despite concerns about an impact on rural communities.
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