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• FLOOD WARNING Issued For Bridlington's Harbour Road Area

  The flood warning is in force from 7:45pm until 11:00pm this evening due to strong winds and large waves.

• Langdale Fire Funding- Scarborough & Whitby MP Asks Government Colleagues For Help

  Alison Hume has addressed parliament regarding a need for funding to be widened in the wake of the Langdale Moor fire.

• 'Big Plan' Sets Out Five Years of Funding in East Riding

  East Riding Council has unveiled a major five year plan around learning disability.

• Scarborough Athletic Chief: Big Improvement Needed After Cup Exit

  Jono Greening wants a big improvement on Saturday as Kidderminster Harriers take on Scarborough Athletic at the Mounting Systems Stadium.

• No Delay for Burniston Gas Rig Decision

  North Yorkshire Council has said it is not planning on delaying a decision on proposals for a gas drilling rig near Scarborough.

• Whitby Town Hope For Home Comforts After Poor Away Run

  The Blues have lost back-to-back away clashes and haven't won on their travels since November, so they might be happy to host Gainsborough Trinity, on Saturday.

• Bridlington Town Back On The Road

  The Seasiders are looking for their first points under new boss Scott Kerr.

• Scarborough and Brid Again Battle To Stay On Top

  The towns' rugby sides continue to lead the way in their respective leagues.

• Pickering Town Face West Yorkshire Trip

  Pikes go to Horbury Town on Saturday.

• Burniston Gas Well Plan Recommended for Approval Despite 1500 Objections

  Plans for a controversial gas drilling rig near Scarborough have been recommended for approval despite more than 1,500 local objections.

• East Riding Councillors Condemn ‘Punitive’ Government Funding Review as Council Faces £100 Million Shortfall

  Councillors in the East Riding have expressed a mixture of shock and outrage following the government's "fairer funding review," a provisional settlement that local leaders claim will leave the authority as one of the most financially vulnerable in the country.