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Groundwork Yorkshire has successfully secured £149,291 from the government’s Water Restoration Fund to protect and enhance Hornsea Mere, Yorkshire’s largest freshwater lake and one of the region’s most important wildlife habitats.
In a concerted effort to combat hate-related crime, York and North Yorkshire are coming together for National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2025, which runs from 11 to 18 October.
Bridlington Town AFC have confirmed the departure of Gavin Branton from his role as Chief Executive Officer, and the appointment of Steve Brennan as his successor.
Bridlington Round Table will be helping Santa Claus to make a special appearance at the Bridlington Ice Trail on November 15th and 16th. But they have a problem.... Santa currently lacks a suitable home for his festive visit!
Scarborough is setting the stage for a new era of year-round tourism as the Scarborough Streets festival launches its first autumn edition this weekend (October 11 and 12).
Scarborough Athletic Chairman Trevor Bull has issued a strong appeal to supporters to turn out in force for tomorrow’s crucial National League North home fixture against Leamington, emphasising the financial necessity of increased attendance.
Groundwork Yorkshire has successfully secured £149,291 from the government’s Water Restoration Fund to protect and enhance Hornsea Mere, Yorkshire’s largest freshwater lake and one of the region’s most important wildlife habitats.
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