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  A final report by several councils into shellfish deaths off the North East and North Yorkshire coast has described the ‘catastrophic’ impact on fishing communities.

• Tory Council Leader Hails Cross Party Work in East Riding

  East Riding Council's leader says she's been working well with the region's new mayor.

• Bridlington Man Aims To Deliver Defib

  A Bridlington man is leading a grassroots effort to install a publicly-accessible defibrillator in his neighbourhood.

• North Yorkshire Mayor Announces £4 Million High Street Boost

  The newest phase of a multimillion-pound scheme to rejuvenate and reanimate high streets across North Yorkshire has been opened by Mayor David Skaith.

• Whitby Town Edged Out By National Leaguers

  A gutsy Whitby side were beaten narrowly by opponents two division's higher on Saturday.

• Brid Beat Barton After Second Half Treble

  Mike Thompson's men hit their opponents three times early in the second half.

• Yorkshire Coast Cricket Round-up

  Our local cricketers battled through the heat on Saturday.

• RSPCA Reveal Abandoned Puppies in East Riding

  Staff at the RSPCA's Hull and East Riding Branch are caring for a litter of six puppies who were abandoned in a black bin bag in a layby in East Riding.

• Bridmas Festive Fun Returns to Bridlington This August

  Christmas is coming early this year as festive themed fun and celebrations are returning to Bridlington in the height of summer.

• Yorkshire Coast Barratt Homes Site Managers Named as Best in the Country

  Three site managers from Barratt Homes Yorkshire East have won a top national award for the quality of the homes they are building.

• Scarborough Police Searching For Missing Teenager

  Police in the Scarborough area are searching for a missing 14-year-old girl from Leeds. 

• Concern About ‘Lack of Transparency’ in A64 Speed Camera Trial

  A Yorkshire Coast councillor says there was a “lack of transparency” in the process of setting up North Yorkshire’s first fixed speed camera between Malton and Scarborough.