Recruiting bus drivers remains challenging that's the message from East Yorkshire Buses.
The company made a number of emergency timetable changes at the start of the month in the face of nationwide driver shortages.
Ben Gilligan from East Yorkshire Buses says the end of the summer season has also relieved some of the pressure:
Ben also confirmed the company are actively recruiting:
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Bridlington Town will host Curzon Ashton in the FA Trophy first round proper this October, marking the first time in twenty-two years the club has reached this stage of the competition.
More than 20,000 people attended the internationally recognised Race the Waves vintage motoring event in Bridlington, bringing a major economic boost to the coastal community.
A proposed tourism levy could be used to extend the visitor season and boost hospitality businesses along the North Yorkshire Coast.
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