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• Scarborough Big Wheel Granted Two-Year Extension for Continuous Operation

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• Arrests After Police Execute Drug Warrant in Scarborough

  Four people arrested after drugs raid in Scarborough.

• North Yorkshire Council Votes to Back A64 Dualling Amid "Decades-Long Neglect"

  North Yorkshire Council has formally reiterated its staunch support for the dualling of the A64 with a vote securing wide cross-party backing for the essential road upgrade.

• Scarborough Veterans Hub Reports Strong Growth in First Six Months as it Appeals for Community Support

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• Transparency Concerns over Scarborough’s Bathing Water Quality Improvement Process

  Concerns have been raised about the transparency of meetings aimed at addressing bathing water quality issues in Scarborough.

• North Yorkshire Swimmer Jake Vicars Turns Lifelong Dream into European Bronze

  A dedicated swimmer from North Yorkshire, Jake Vicars, has realised a long-held ambition by securing a Bronze medal for Team GB at the prestigious European Down Syndrome Swimming Championships.

• Councils Come Together to Champion Coast to Coast Walk

  The chairs of three neighbouring councils have joined forces in a show of unity to champion one of England’s most famous long-distance walking routes.

• Community Rallies to Secure Future of Overdale Site as £3 Million Fund Faces ‘Use It or Lose It’ Deadline

  A passionate, three-year campaign to transform the derelict former Overdale school site into a much-needed community park is reaching its crucial phase, as local residents in Eastfield are urged to show their support to secure vital funding before a looming deadline in December.

• Further Scarborough Bathing Water Summit Meetings Might Not be Needed

  The leader of North Yorkshire Council, has indicated that the series of high-level summit meetings addressing persistent bathing water quality issues along the coast, particularly in Scarborough, may be winding down.