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  A set of ‘unsightly and dangerous’ Grade II listed steps in Scarborough could be repaired and renovated by the council.

• Filey Gets Fishtive This Weekend

  One of the biggest events in Filey's calendar takes place on Saturday evening.

• Sandsend Eatery Requests Dramatic Refurb

  A seafront café in Sandsend near Whitby has submitted plans for the demolition of its building and construction of an extended property.

• Scarborough Athletic Back At Base

  The Seadogs are back at the Mounting Systems Stadium on Saturday.

• Whitby Town's Last Home Match Before Christmas

  The Blues take on Ilkeston at the Towbar Express Stadium on Saturday.

• Bridlington Town's Testing Trip

  The Seasiders are away at title-chasing Matlock Town on Saturday.

• Yorkshire Coast Weekend Rugby Action

  Everyone from Whitby to Hornsea is in action on Saturday, weather permitting.

• Filey Holiday Park Expansion Approved

  The installation of new caravans at a Filey holiday park has been approved despite more than 300 objections from locals and tourists.

• Scarborough Man Who Stamped on Unconscious Victim’s Head Jailed for Over Three Years

  Detectives in Scarborough have secured justice for a 20-year-old victim who was knocked to the floor and repeatedly kicked before having his head stamped on while laid unconscious.

• Local Tourism Tax Revenue Must Stay on the Coast, Demands MP

  Calls are mounting from local representatives for any future revenue generated by a proposed visitor levy to be ring-fenced for the specific communities that raised it, ensuring the money is not absorbed into broader regional budgets.

• Whitby Whale Bone Replacement Faces 'Nightmare' Logistics and Ethical Hurdles

  Whitby’s iconic Whale Bone Arch, a beloved sight overlooking Whitby Abbey, is deteriorating, prompting urgent action from local authorities, though efforts to secure a replacement set are proving highly challenging due to complex international and ethical obstacles.

• Mayor Says Scarborough’s Bathing Water Problem ‘Has to be Sorted’

  Serious issues with bathing water quality in Scarborough need to be resolved ‘very quickly’, the county’s mayor has said.