The A174 at Lythe Bank has been closed as a train carriage is manoeuvred into place at the old Sansend Station.
Rolling stock arrived at Sandsend station today for the first time since 1958.
A full train carriage has been reversed down Lythe bank on the back of a lorry before being craned in to place at the old station to become luxury self-catering accommodation.
We were live in Sandsend to capture the intricate manouver.
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Medical professionals have warned councillors that patients may opt out of data sharing and care due to ethical and security concerns surrounding the NHS's £330 million contract with US technology firm Palantir.
Chopstix, the UK’s largest Asian-inspired fast food restaurant, has submitted plans to open a new branch at the Primrose Valley Holiday Village in Filey.
A former training site in Scarborough is set to be transformed into a specialist construction centre to help tackle workforce shortages on the Yorkshire Coast.