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• Boro Battle Back In A True Game Of Two Halves Against Buxton

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• Scarborough's Mayoral Development Zone To Go Far Beyond Brunswick Centre

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• Councillors Blast Rail Chiefs After Week Of Train Chaos

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• Whitby Town Edged Out in Yorkshire Derby

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• Local Leaders Warn 'Mega' Police Forces Threaten Rural Neighbourhoods

  Neighbourhood policing in rural communities faces a significant threat from proposed 'mega' regional police forces, according to York and North Yorkshire leaders.

• Developer Welcomes Multi-Million-Pound Public Funding for Brunswick Centre Redevelopment

  We hear from the local company behind plans to redevelop Scarborough's empty Brunswick Centre after an £18.5 million public funding package was approved.

• Scarborough Politicians Urged to Take Climate Risks Seriously Ahead of Public Briefing

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• Emergency Board Takes Over Governance at Whitby School

  An emergency Interim Executive Board has been appointed at Whitby School following statutory intervention by North Yorkshire Council to drive rapid improvement.