Yorkshire Coast News
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Government Faces Renewed Pressure Over Wildfire Preparedness After Fylingdales BlazeCalls for improved national wildfire resilience and compensation schemes are intensifying following the devastating Fylingdales moor blaze on the Yorkshire Coast.
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Warning Over £200,000 Repair Bill For Whitby LandmarkA new report has revealed that Whitby Museum and Pannett Art Gallery could require £200,000 in major repairs and infrastructure upgrades, prompting a series of specialist surveys.
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Public Backs National Parks to Boost Mental Health and Tackle Climate ChangeNine in ten people believe National Parks play a vital role in supporting mental health and wellbeing, according to a new UK-wide survey.
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On-The-Spot Fines Introduced For Illegal Vape And Tobacco Sales In North YorkshireShop workers and businesses caught breaking new tobacco and vaping laws could face on-the-spot fines of up to £200 under fresh legislation coming into force this month.
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Illuminated Signage Approved for 24-Hour Whitby Adult Gaming CentreA controversial 24-hour adult gaming centre in Whitby has been granted permission to install illuminated signage despite concerns over light pollution and the town's dark skies.
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Economic Boost And New Rail Link Proposed For Yorkshire's Largest AirportA new economic report reveals Leeds Bradford Airport contributes £737 million annually to the regional economy and argues that a dedicated rail link could unlock further growth across Yorkshire.
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Police Appeal After Serious Injuries Sustained In Three-Vehicle Crash Near PickeringA passenger remains in hospital with serious injuries following a three-vehicle collision on the A169 between Pickering and Malton.
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Former Retail Chief: Success Of Scarborough's Brunswick Centre Redevelopment Relies On Transport And ExperienceA senior North Yorkshire councillor and former retail executive has warned that the redevelopment of Scarborough's Brunswick Centre must focus on frictionless transport links and experiential retail to draw anticipated crowds.
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£3.4m Bailout Saved Council-Owned Brierley Homes From CollapseNorth Yorkshire Council-owned Brierley Homes narrowly avoided administration and a £20 million loss thanks to a £3.4 million taxpayer-funded bailout.
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Calls For Scarborough Youth Court To Return Amid Fears Over 'Hardened Criminals'A Scarborough councillor is calling for the reinstatement of a dedicated youth court to tackle rising concerns over gangs of young people causing severe damage and anti-social behaviour in the town.
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New Clifftop Distillery to Bring Jobs And Tourism To Whitby Following Funding BoostTen new jobs and a year-round visitor attraction will be created in Whitby after a local distillery secured a £500,000 loan to transform two derelict barns next to the town's famous abbey.
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North Yorkshire Councillors Set For 2.6 Per Cent Allowance Rise To £18,400North Yorkshire councillors could see their basic annual allowance increase by 2.6 per cent to over £18,400 next year, pending final approval in November.
Podcasts
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Yorkshire CoastcastEP85: CURFEW RUN returns to Scarborough to help women feel safe running in the dark
CURFEW RUN returns to Scarborough to help women feel safe running in the dark. Also, meet the 6 year old walking Filey to Whitby for charity.
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The Codcast - Whitby Town FCThe Codcast- Episode 98
Andrew, Paul & Liam with Ben Turner, Stuart Rose & Graeme Lee
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The Seadogs Podcast - Scarborough Athletic FCEP75: INTRODUCING THE MONEYWEB STADIUM!
Scarborough Athletic Marketing Director tells us about Moneyweb's 5-year stadium naming rights deal
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The Codcast - Whitby Town FCThe Codcast- Episode 97
Andrew, Paul, Liam & Jack with Graeme Lee, Ben Creamer, Cal Hickman & Oli Swan
Top Stories
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Prepare for cyber attacks or face empty shelves, businesses warnedArtificial intelligence is "helping to industrialise cyber attacks" and is "highly likely" to be used in attacks on Britain's critical national infrastructure by 2028, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has warned.
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Tenerife footballer Jesus de Miguel, 30, dies after on-field collisionTenerife football player Jesus de Miguel has died after an on-field collision in a match on Monday, his club have announced.
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Virgin Media O2 to cut thousands of jobs and halt planned upgrades in bid to reduce costsVirgin Media O2 (VMO2) is set to cut thousands of jobs, as it looks to save around £300m through "a reduction in the size of the workforce".
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Job satisfaction hits record low with drop in people wanting full-time work 'entirely driven by men'Men are driving a fall in appetite for full-time work, while job satisfaction has dropped to an all-time low, new research shows.
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Under-fire Poundland owner Gordon Brothers defends stewardshipPoundland's controlling shareholder has told the government it stands by its stewardship record even as it faces mounting pressure over the crisis which has left the discount retailer on the brink of administration.
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Victims of deadly Florida jet crash named - as officials give update on investigationA family with two young children and a 20-year-old co-pilot were among those killed when a business jet crashed in a Florida neighbourhood.
National News
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Prepare for cyber attacks or face empty shelves, businesses warnedArtificial intelligence is "helping to industrialise cyber attacks" and is "highly likely" to be used in attacks on Britain's critical national infrastructure by 2028, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has warned.
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British troops will be allowed to fire back at Russian forces if attacked in missionBritish troops will be allowed to fire back at Russian forces if attacked as part of a multinational mission to secure any future peace in Ukraine, Western officials have said.
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Job satisfaction hits record low with drop in people wanting full-time work 'entirely driven by men'Men are driving a fall in appetite for full-time work, while job satisfaction has dropped to an all-time low, new research shows.
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Virgin Media O2 to cut thousands of jobs and halt planned upgrades in bid to reduce costsVirgin Media O2 (VMO2) is set to cut thousands of jobs, as it looks to save around £300m through "a reduction in the size of the workforce".
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Plans announced for AI data centre at Drax site in North YorkshireEnergy giant Drax has announced plans to build an AI data centre on 4.5 hectares of land at its North Yorkshire site.
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Under-fire Poundland owner Gordon Brothers defends stewardshipPoundland's controlling shareholder has told the government it stands by its stewardship record even as it faces mounting pressure over the crisis which has left the discount retailer on the brink of administration.
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Two teens arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after five boys stabbed at Halloween partyTwo boys have been arrested after five teenagers were seriously injured when they were allegedly stabbed at a party on Halloween.
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UK will help 'reshape Commonwealth' as Burnham joins the King in the CaribbeanThe prime minister has said the UK will play a leading role reshaping the Commonwealth, including pursuing a debt "reset" to help nations struggling with higher borrowing costs.
World News
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British troops will be allowed to fire back at Russian forces if attacked in missionBritish troops will be allowed to fire back at Russian forces if attacked as part of a multinational mission to secure any future peace in Ukraine, Western officials have said.
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US carries out 'limited strikes' on Qeshm Island in IranThe US military has carried out "limited strikes" on Qeshm Island in Iran - hours before the midterms are due to take place.
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Tenerife footballer Jesus de Miguel, 30, dies after on-field collisionTenerife football player Jesus de Miguel has died after an on-field collision in a match on Monday, his club have announced.
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Hackers target refrigerators in Ireland and European countries in new wave of cyber attacksCyber hackers have targeted fridges and freezers in supermarkets in several European countries including Ireland – causing temperatures to increase and food to spoil.
Entertainment News
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Actress Selma Blair says she's 'so sorry' in first public remarks since incident on planeSelma Blair has spoken publicly for the first time since she was charged with assault following an incident on a plane earlier this month.
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Hayden Panettiere: Police close investigation into star's deathPolice have closed the investigation into Hayden Panettiere's death after a post-mortem found she died accidentally.
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Star Trek and X-Men actor Sir Patrick Stewart dies aged 86Star Trek and X-Men actor Sir Patrick Stewart has died after a "brief and poignant journey" with Alzheimer's and dementia.
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Meghan 'can't wait' to join Junior MasterChef Australia as hostMeghan Markle has said she "can't wait" to join as a host for the upcoming series of Junior MasterChef Australia.
Video
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Star Trek and X-Men actor Sir Patrick Stewart dies aged 86Star Trek and X-Men actor Sir Patrick Stewart has died after a "brief and poignant journey" with Alzheimer's and dementia.
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Burnham 'open' to slavery apology - as King continues Caribbean tourAndy Burnham has said he is "open" to calls for Britain to make a formal apology for its role in the slave trade as the King continues his tour of the Caribbean.
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Hackers target refrigerators in Ireland and European countries in new wave of cyber attacksCyber hackers have targeted fridges and freezers in supermarkets in several European countries including Ireland – causing temperatures to increase and food to spoil.
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Prepare for cyber attacks or face empty shelves, businesses warnedArtificial intelligence is "helping to industrialise cyber attacks" and is "highly likely" to be used in attacks on Britain's critical national infrastructure by 2028, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has warned.





