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  The leader of England’s largest local authority by area has rejected claims it has become distant and detached following the merger of eight councils.

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• Kite Festival Flying High Near Bridlington

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  This morning, owner Linda received gifts from staff to mark a quarter of a century of childcare in Scarborough

• Whitby Sculptor Working in the King's Garden

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• Whitby Museums Work Together for Fish and Ships Festival

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• Funded Childcare Opens For Nine Month Olds And Above in North Yorkshire

  A mother-of-two is urging parents in North Yorkshire to not miss out on extra help with childcare costs.

• Accessible Orienteering Trail Launches in Scarborough's South Cliff Gardens

  A new accessible orienteering trail is being launched in Scarborough today.

• East Riding Councillors Back Devolution Plan

  The creation of an elected Mayor for The East Riding and Hull took a step forwards yesterday as East Riding Councillors voted to back the proposed devolution plan.

• Council Seeks Details of Woodsmith Mine Changes

  North Yorkshire Council says it is seeking more information on the situation surrounding Whitby's Woodsmith Mine.

• Punctuation Will be Staying on North Yorkshire's Road Signs

  The question mark over apostrophes on North Yorkshire's road signs appears to have been bought to a full stop.