Scarborough's Stephen Joseph Theatre has found new international audience's thanks to the measures it was forced to take during lockdown.
Executive Director Caroline Routh says being forced to adopt new ways of working and new technology has made their content more accessible to many people.
Caroline says the lockdowns opened up new audiences for the theatre, including over seas audiences, Caroline says the result is that some of innovations they made because of COVID are here to stay.
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The government are opening up 360 million pounds of funding for generating renewable energy and the Yorkshire Coast could benefit.
The NFU and North Yorkshire Police have urged dog owners to keep control of their pets in the countryside following a rise in attacks on sheep.
A woman from Scarborough was fined by a court after giving her waste to someone else, who then dumped it in the East Riding countryside.
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