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• Yorkshire Water Announces £1.8m Upgrade For Staithes Wastewater Network

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• Refusal For Collapsed Car Park Company's Scarborough Plan

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• Whitby Town Bolsters Squad With Triple Sunderland Loan Signing

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• 'Last Ditch' Attempt To Stop Council's Scarborough Office Purchase Fails

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• Scarborough Council Offices Branded 'Appalling' And 'Smelly' As Relocation Plan Advances

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• A64 Dualling Omitted As Government Announces £2 Billion Road Investment Strategy

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• Michael Coulson Departs Bridlington Town With Immediate Effect

  Bridlington Town has confirmed that Michael Coulson is leaving the club following a mutual agreement to terminate his contract so he can pursue a new opportunity in a promotion race.

• Lightning Strike Causes Power Surge Damage To Homes In Gristhorpe

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• Council Pledges To Protect And Maintain Scarborough's Historic Town Hall

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• Continuing Safety Concerns Raised Over Disability Access To Whitby Beach

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