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• Silence from Whitehall as North Yorkshire Council Awaits Clarity on Fracking Legislation

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• Scarborough Woman Takes On 62-Mile Walk for Cancer Research Following Husband’s Diagnosis

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• Scarborough Hotel Gets Listed Status

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• East Riding Residents Urged to License Their Monkeys

  East Riding residents who own primates are being urged to ensure they obtain a license, in line with new legislation.

• Yorkshire Coast Could Benefit from Record Wind Energy Boost

  The prospects for the supporting the offshore wind industry on the Yorkshire coast could be set for a significant transformation following the announcement of a record-breaking government auction for offshore wind energy,