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• North Yorkshire Deputy Mayor's Response on Illegal Bikes

  Is anything being done about illegal e-bikes?

• Yorkshire Water Questioned Over East Riding Discharges

  An East Riding Councillor has called on Yorkshire Water to explain its environmental performance after new data showed storm overflow discharge hours in Hull and the East Riding have doubled since 2021.

• Scarborough Athletic Run Ends Abruptly After Second Half Slump

  The Seadogs' 10-match unbeaten run in National North, stretching back to the opening day, is over after a heavy defeat in the West Midlands.

• Whitby Town Resurgence Dashed Amid Red Card and Hospital Trip

  Whitby Town were unable to build on successive victories in the past week in NPL Premier.

• North Yorkshire Council Proposes Hike in Garden Waste Charge Amid Funding Push

  North Yorkshire Council is looking to move forward with plans to increase the annual charge for its opt-in garden waste collection service, proposing a rise from £49 to £52 for the next season.

• Brid Town Chances Pontefract-ured

  Bridlington Town lost out in this all-Yorkshire affair on Saturday.

• Pickering Town Suffer Shock Smashing

  Pikes were beaten 5-1 by struggling Bottesford after a second-half struggle in Lincolnshire.

• Scarborough Hospital Teams Honoured for Landmark Achievement at Trust Awards

  Staff and volunteers from Scarborough Hospital received major accolades at the York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust’s annual Celebration of Achievement Awards evening, which took place yesterday.

• Parliamentary Praise for Scarborough Students Following Global STEM Success

  The remarkable achievement of students from Scarborough University Technical College (UTC) at the global STEM racing championships has been formally acknowledged in the House of Commons this week.

• Hunmanby Holiday Park Expansion Plan Approved

  A coastal holiday park can build bases for 10 new static caravans after plans were amended due to neighbours’ concerns.

• A64 Upgrade Decision Expected Next Year

  Campaigners wanting the A64 upgraded to a dual-carriageway will find out next year if the scheme will be added to the government’s list of priority work.

• Filey Mayor and Seven Other Councillors Resign

  Filey Town Council has faced an ‘unprecedented’ wave of resignations this month, leaving just enough councillors for the council to remain legally quorate.