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  Concerns are mounting for families across the East Riding of Yorkshire as local leaders warn of a deepening financial crisis in Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) provision

• Teenage Boy Victim of Racial Assault on Coastliner Bus in Scarborough

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• Government Inspector Approves 24-hour Adult Gaming Centre in Whitby

  Plans for a controversial 24-hour adult gaming centre in Whitby have been approved on appeal despite hundreds of objections.

• North Yorkshire Unveils Phased Plan for Unified Leisure Fees

  North Yorkshire Council has announced a significant restructuring of its leisure services, aiming to harmonise the dozens of different membership types currently across the county.

• Mountain Rescue Team Member Marks 50 Years of Service

  Scarborough and Ryedale Mountain Rescue Team has celebrated a remarkable milestone as team member Steve Glasper 50 marks years of unwavering service in mountain rescue.

• Filey and Pickering MP Calls for 'Dedicated Support' Following Fylingdales Blaze

  A Yorkshire Coast MP has joined calls for the Government to extend its support for those impacted by devastating wildfires in North Yorkshire.

• Lifesaving Bleed Kits Rolled Out in Scarborough, Whitby, Filey and Pickering

  Lives are set to be saved across North Yorkshire thanks to special kits which are being installed in towns and villages across the county.

• Suspect in Whitby Sexual Assault Case Pleads Guilty

  A Whitby man has been handed a five-year restraining order and placed on the register of sex offenders for a decade after pleading guilty to sexual assault on a woman.

• North Yorkshire Residents Face Fire Service Tax Rise as Authorities Weigh Up Vital Safety Investments

  The York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority is set to meet this week to determine the final cost residents will pay for their fire and rescue services in the upcoming financial year.

• Scarborough Town Council Bolsters Financial ‘War Chest’ Despite Precept Cut

  Alongside the recent announcement of a one per cent reduction in the council tax precept, Scarborough Town Council is now focusing on a deliberate strategy to significantly increase its financial reserves.

• Plug Pulled on North Yorkshire Toilet Fee Discussion

  Plans to introduce charges to use dozens of council-owned toilets appear to have been temporarily blocked amid concerns that a fee of up to 50p would not wash with the public.