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  A man has been arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter, after two teenagers were found dead at Little Eden Holiday Park, Carnaby.

• Major Investment Boost for Whitby’s Woodsmith Mine Project

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• Scarborough Sets Sights on National Stage with 2028 Town of Culture Bid

  Scarborough is embarking on a transformative journey as it prepares a bid to become the UK’s first-ever Town of Culture in 2028 but your help is needed.

• East Riding Council’s Housing Strategy Sparks Debate Over Ambition and Cost

  The East Riding Council's latest housing strategy has come under scrutiny as local representatives clash over whether the planned investment is sufficient to tackle the region's growing housing needs.

• Plan to Deal with Scarborough Empty Shop Numbers

  The number of empty shops in Scarborough is 5% above the national average but councillors are optimistic for the future.

• East Riding Councillor: Why Are Our Children Worth Less Than Everyone Else's?

  Not sustainable and not fair. That's the view of one councillor on planned government cuts to special educational needs funding in the East Riding.

• Mud Rescue Drama in Whitby Harbour

  A person was safely recovered after becoming trapped in the mud at Whitby Harbour earlier, in what officials have described as a "worrying experience" that required a swift multi-agency response.

• £44,000 Funding Boost to Help Coastal Communities Feel More Connected and Supported

  Nine community groups along the North Yorkshire coast are celebrating a funding boost that will help people feel more connected, supported and confident in their everyday lives.

• Maximum Tax Increase for Humberside Fire Authority Leaves it £3.5m Short

  Humberside Fire Authority has agreed a maximum pre-referendum level council tax precept rise for the fire service but will still have to dip into its reserves in the next year.

• £150,000 Funding to Reduce Winter Deaths in North Yorkshire

  Councillors have agreed to provide £150,000 to Citizens Advice in North Yorkshire to reduce winter deaths and help vulnerable people stay warm in cold weather.