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  A Scarborough B&B has been named as the best in Europe and the second best on the planet.

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  Bridlington Town are in cup final action tonight just days before a crunch relegation game.

• Marathon Success for Scarborough RNLI Runner

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• Thornton-Le-Dale Care Home Celebrates National Accreditation Achievement

  In a recent visit to The Hall care home in Thornton-Le-Dale, Kevin Hollinrake, MP for Thirsk and Malton, congratulated the staff on becoming one of the first services in the country to receive the new British Standard for Adult Residential Care

• Five-bed Holiday Let Conversion Approved in Whitby Despite Objections

  North Yorkshire Council has approved the conversion of a three-storey Whitby residential building into holiday accommodation despite local objections.

• Representatives of RNLI Scarborough Attend Service of Thanksgiving

  Scarborough RNLI attended a service at the York Minster on Saturday to commemorate 200 years of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution saving lives at sea.

• Scarborough Cheerleaders Are World Champions

  The East Coast Tigers won a world championship in Florida on Friday.

• New Support Programme for Yorkshire Coast Young People

  Anglo American has launched a new programme to help local young people who are struggling with their emotional well being.

• Renovation Plan Approved for Whitby Sea Front Lounge

  Renovation plans for the new restaurant at the site of Whitby’s former Star Inn the Harbour have been approved.

• Scarborough Museums and Galleries Boss Swaps Art for Sea Life

  The chief executive of Scarborough Museums and Galleries (SMG), Andrew Clay, is leaving to take up a new role.

• A64 Blocked At Staxton Due To Accident

  The A64 is reportedly blocked near the roundabout at Staxton following an accident.

• Shock as East Riding Has Joint Most Children In Care By Population

  One in every 175 children in the East Riding were in care according to figures showing a disturbing North-South divide nationally, an expert has said.