A Scarborough teacher is representing England in an international bowls competition this weekend.
Bronagh Toleman is in the singles event at the world short mat championships in Belgium:
The event will see the world top players competing in an event delayed by the pandemic.
Bronagh says whatever the outcome of the competition she hopes it will inspire more people to take up the sport:
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The Flood Warnings come into force this evening and affect South Bay between Aquarium Top and the Toll House.
East Riding Council is embarking on a significant organisational overhaul that will include workforce reductions as the local authority grapples with what leaders describe as a "structural" funding crisis.
Plans are gathering pace for a historic milestone on the Yorkshire Coast as Scarborough prepares to celebrate 400 years since its official designation as a spa town.
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