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• Whitby Heritage Lifeboat to Offer Lifeline to Disadvantaged Children

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• Humberside Police Urge Festive Revellers to Stay Safe on Mad Friday

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• Expert Support for Scarborough’s Bid to be ‘Town of Culture’ and Secure £3.5m Prize

  Scarborough is set to receive expert advice on its bid for the new UK town of culture competition which comes with a £3.5m prize.

• Scarborough Land Train Proposal Gets Enthusiastic Support from Council

  Proposals for a land train in Scarborough have received backing from Scarborough Town Council.

• BT ‘Street Hubs’ Proposed for Scarborough

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• Christmas Community Dinners Planned for Scarborough and Eastfield

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• Scarborough Fire Station to be Prioritised for Major Redevelopment in New Fire Service Plan

  North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service has committed to making significant investment in its coastal infrastructure, prioritising the redevelopment of Scarborough Fire Station as part of its new Community Risk Management Plan for 2025–2029.

• Scarborough and Whitby Fake Dolls Seizure Prompts Safety Warning as Christmas Nears

  Parents are being urged not to fall victim to rogue traders while buying Christmas presents for their children following the seizure of a large number of fake and unsafe toys.

• Filey MP Expresses Disappointment at Lack of Wildfire Support for Farmers

  Kevin Hollinrake MP has expressed his disappointment after the Government confirmed it will not provide specific financial support to farmers and businesses devastated by the recent wildfires in the North York Moors.

• Scarborough and Whitby MP Thanks Moorland Wildfire Heroes

  Alison Hume, MP for Scarborough and Whitby, has described herself as “honoured” to meet some of the firefighters and farmers who helped protect local communities when the Langdale / Fylingdales wildfire was at its peak.

• Eastfield Community Groups Given 15-Month Deadline to Secure £3.2 Million Investment

  North Yorkshire Council has issued a 15-month deadline for Eastfield community groups to agree upon a cohesive plan detailing how £3.2 million in historical regeneration funding will be spent, warning that the money could be reallocated if no unified proposal is submitted.