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• Plan for Dedicated Football Development Officer for Scarborough

  Following the dissolution of the local junior leagues earlier this year, stakeholders are actively pursuing the recruitment of a dedicated football development officer for the area.

• Whitby’s Former HSBC to Become Restaurant and Holiday Lets

  Plans to convert Whitby’s former HSBC bank into a restaurant and holiday lets have been given the go-ahead by North Yorkshire Council.

• Pickering Town Back On The Road After Home Marathon

  The Pikes have just completed a sequence of six successive home matches, but are away on Wednesday night.

• Storm Amy Boosts Reservoir Levels Further But Hosepipe Ban Remains

  Rainfall from Storm Amy, which hit parts of Yorkshire over the weekend, resulted in a further boost to the region’s reservoir levels – meaning they have now increased for four weeks in a row.

• Conservative Majority on North Yorkshire Council Reduced to One After Defection

  The governing Conservative group on North Yorkshire Council has seen its working majority slashed to just one following the defection of a long-serving councillor to Reform UK.

• Yorkshire Coast Councillor Quits Conservatives for Reform

  A Conservative party councillor in East Yorkshire has announced her defection to Reform UK.

• Plan for Two-Storey Extension to Seamer Hotel

  A hotel in Seamer could build a two-storey extension for ten more rooms if its plans are approved.

• 10,000 Dangerous Driving Videos Sent to Humberside Police

  Around 10,000 videos of dangerous driving have been sent to Humberside Police as members of the public take on the role of road-side watchdogs.

• Eighty Per Cent of East Riding Schools Report Budget Deficits

  EIGHTY-FOUR out of the 102 maintained schools in the East Riding of Yorkshire are currently reporting an in-year deficit for the 2025–26 financial period, highlighting significant financial strain across the local education sector.

• Concern Over Housing Development Impacts on Cayton

  There are concerns that an increase in the number of new homes being built in the Cayton area is being done without suitable improvements to local infrastructure and services.

• Community Gritting Partnerships Proposed Clear of Snow and Ice on North Yorkshire Coast Paths

  Forming community gritting partnerships is among the recommendations in a report on keeping pavements clear of snow and ice during severe winter weather in North Yorkshire.