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• Town Council ‘Sorry’ for Whitby’s Christmas Lighting Delays

  Whitby Town Council has apologised to residents about a ‘lack of Christmas spirit’ due to the delayed installation of festive illuminations.

• Saint Catherine’s Hospice Launches Week Long £40,000 Appeal to Mark 40 Years of Care

  Saint Catherine’s Hospice in Scarborough has launched a Christmas appeal, aiming to raise a substantial £40,000 during a focused week-long fundraising drive which will see donations doubled through a match funding scheme.

• Train Cancellations Affecting Yorkshire Coast Line & TransPennine Routes

  There are cancellations on the Bridlington line and on the Transpennine route from Scarborough to York.

• Yorkshire Water Goes Solar in Filey

  Yorkshire Water has switched on its solar energy strategy starting at Filey wastewater treatment works.

• Replacement of Whitby Whale Bone Arch Faces International and Legal Hurdles

  A plan to replace Whitby’s deteriorating Whale Bone Arch is facing legal, moral, and international obstacles.

• Saint Cecilia’s Care Group Extends Support to Eastfield Medical Centre

  Saint Cecilia’s Care Group has extend its support to Eastfield Medical Centre by providing additional space for patient consultations.

• MP Blames Senior Management Failures for Prolonged Closure of Eastfield Medical Centre

  Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume says a "failure of senior management" is the root cause behind the long-running closure of Eastfield Medical Centre, which has been shut since a flooding incident last summer.

• Calls Mount for 'Emergency' 20mph Speed Limit on Whitby's New Bridge

  Local councillors have thrown their unanimous support behind demands to lower the speed limit on Whitby's "dangerous" New Bridge, advocating for a significant reduction to 20 miles per hour.

• Bridlington Town Unveils Bold Five-Year Vision Rooted in Community Ownership

  Bridlington Town Football Club has revealed a comprehensive five-year strategic vision, designed to safeguard the club’s future and place supporters at the heart of decision-making.

• £40,000 Investment Brings New Fitness Challenge to Seamer and Crossgates Community

  A new resource for health and recreation has been unveiled near Scarborough, as Seamer Parish Council launches an eight-piece trim trail for residents of all ages.

• Planners Reject Hunmanby Hall Holiday Let Conversion Plan

  A planned conversion of holiday lets into residential properties at the historic Hunmanby Hall has been blocked by North Yorkshire Council.

• Urgent Demolition of ‘Unsafe’ Pathology Building Proposed at Scarborough Hospital

  Scarborough Hospital’s ‘unsafe’ pathology building could be demolished and replaced with a new building if plans are approved by the council.