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• Timings And Road Closures Confirmed For Scarborough Armed Forces Day

  Organisers have released the full timetable and detailed extensive seafront road closures ahead of Saturday's Armed Forces Day event in Scarborough.

• Yorkshire Water Explores Rainwater Gardens And Aero-Fac Facility For Scarborough

  Yorkshire Water is consulting on plans to upgrade Scarborough's wastewater infrastructure, including the potential introduction of innovative rainwater gardens and a low-carbon Aero-Fac treatment facility.

• Scarborough And Whitby MP Vows To Close Fracking Loophole

  Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume says she is prepared to lay an amendment to the Energy Independence Bill to ensure a full legal ban on all forms of fracking, including the proppant squeeze method.

• Whitby Town FC Community Trust Makes First Investment to Support Students' Cambodia Expedition

  The newly established Whitby Town FC Community Trust has donated £750 to help twenty-three Whitby School students take part in a four-week sustainable development expedition to Cambodia.

• Councillors Back Pickering Housing Plan Despite Concerns

  North Yorkshire councillors have provisionally approved a 150-home development in Pickering, despite local objections and infrastructure concerns.

• North Yorkshire Conservatives Cancel Leadership Contest After Rivals Reach Agreement

  A leadership contest for the North Yorkshire Council has been cancelled after senior Conservative councillors Carl Les and Keane Duncan agreed on a unified path forward ahead of the 2027 local elections.

• Scarborough Alexander Dennis Bus Factory Workers to Strike Over Pay

  Around 400 workers at the Alexander Dennis bus manufacturing plant in Scarborough are set to strike for a week after rejecting a four per cent pay offer.

• Call For Rapid Bathing Water Testing On Yorkshire Coast As Pilot Schemes Launch

  A Scarborough councillor is urging regulators to embrace rapid water testing technology as local volunteers and Yorkshire Water begin trialling new near real-time monitoring systems.

• Scarborough And Whitby MP Hopes Mission Coastal Pilot Will Boost Local Schools in Both Towns

  Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has welcomed the town's selection for the government's pioneering Mission Coastal pilot, expressing hope it will tackle entrenched disadvantage and address the crisis in Special Educational Needs provision.

• Scarborough Teenager Turns Life Around Through Free Holiday Programme

  A fourteen-year-old from Scarborough who was expelled from school has transformed his life and won an international martial arts medal after joining a free holiday activity scheme.

• Whitby Charity WHISH Announces Action-Packed Summer FEAST Programme

  Whitby Hidden Impairments Support and Help is offering more than 25 holiday sessions this summer as part of the FEAST programme to keep children active and well-fed.

• North Yorkshire Council Leader Hopes Next Prime Minister Will Tackle North-South Disconnect

  Following Sir Keir Starmer's resignation, North Yorkshire Council leader Carl Les is calling on the next Prime Minister to bridge the political disconnect between London and the North of England.