Yorkshire Coast News
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Mutliple Fylingdales Moor Sites Added to Heritage at Risk RegisterTen historic monuments on Fylingdales Moor have been added to the Heritage at Risk Register after a massive wildfire stripped away protective vegetation and exposed them to erosion and unexploded ordnance.
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Investors Tour Scarborough On Bonfire Night To Spark RegenerationA hand-picked delegation of developers and financiers is visiting Scarborough on Thursday to explore major investment opportunities across the coastal town.
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Overnight Visitor Levy Moves Closer Despite Coastal Business FearsHoliday accommodation across York and North Yorkshire could face a five percent price hike as the government introduces a new visitor levy bill to Parliament.
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Major Funding Boost Secures Scarborough Festivals And Theatre ImprovementsAlmost £900,000 in new funding will protect year-round cultural festivals and fund essential infrastructure upgrades at a historic theatre in Scarborough.
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Major Milestone Reached in £25m Scarborough Hospital Lab ProjectConstruction on Scarborough Hospital’s new £25 million acute service laboratory has reached a key milestone as it replaces a former building deemed unsafe due to RAAC.
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MP Likens Yorkshire Water Leadership Change to 'Shuffling Deckchairs on the Titanic'Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has strongly criticised a leadership change at Yorkshire Water, comparing it to "shuffling the deckchairs on the Titanic" after the company received a one-star environmental rating.
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Gas Company Launches Appeal Against Scarborough Drilling Rig RefusalEuropa Oil & Gas has officially appealed the council's decision to reject its controversial plans for a 125ft gas drilling rig in the village of Burniston near Scarborough.
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Calls For Yorkshire Water To Return To Public Ownership Following 335 Pollution IncidentsYorkshire Water is facing demands to return to public ownership following the resignation of its chief executive over a one-star environmental rating and hundreds of pollution incidents.
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Volunteers And Companions Will Celebrate Friendship With Special Afternoon Tea In ScarboroughDedicated volunteers who have donated thousands of hours to combat loneliness across the Yorkshire Coast will be honoured at a special afternoon tea this Wednesday.
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£2.5m Project Approved to Replace Cremators at Scarborough's Woodlands CrematoriumNorth Yorkshire Council has approved the next stage of a £2.5 million project to replace the two ageing cremators at Woodlands Crematorium in Scarborough to reduce rising maintenance costs and improve reliability.
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Thirteen-Year-Old Photographer Lands Volunteer Role on the Yorkshire Coast RailwayA thirteen-year-old photography competition winner has been appointed as the new volunteer photographer for the Yorkshire Coast Community Rail Partnership.
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Scarborough School Pupils Celebrate Pergola WinPupils at St Peter's school in Scarborough are enjoying their new all weather pergola after winning a competition on This is the Coast.
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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James Matthews: Abdul El-Sayed's response to me felt like a misstep after stressful contestAll news is local now. I suppose that's one lesson from my encounter with Abdul El-Sayed.
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UK agrees to talks on harms of the transatlantic slave trade - but PM rules out reparationsThe UK has agreed to engage in "structured, time-bound, inclusive and good-faith" talks that address the "historical harms" of the transatlantic slave trade, Commonwealth leaders have said.
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Almost 75% of Britons view US as serious threat to global peaceAlmost three-quarters of Britons believe the US to be a serious threat to global peace - more than double the figure from two years ago - according to a new survey.
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British Ebola case 'concerning, but not entirely unexpected', expert saysA British citizen in the Democratic Republic of Congo has tested positive for Ebola and will be brought back to the UK for treatment.
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Multiple bears may have killed mother and daughter in CanadaA mother and daughter have been killed in an attack in Canada that authorities say may have involved multiple grizzly bears.
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Goalkeeper involved in collision with Spanish footballer who died releases statementA goalkeeper involved in an on-field collision with a Spanish footballer who died says he is "going through the most difficult days of his life".
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Russia attacks Ukrainian aid hub in one of the deadliest strikes since war beganRussian strikes on an aid hub killed at least 40 people - making it one of Russia's deadliest attacks on Ukrainian civilians since the full-scale invasion began, officials said.
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Three men arrested after suspected murder of non-league footballerThree men have been arrested after the death of a "talented" and "inspirational" non-league footballer.
National News
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Almost 75% of Britons view US as serious threat to global peaceAlmost three-quarters of Britons believe the US to be a serious threat to global peace - more than double the figure from two years ago - according to a new survey.
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UK agrees to talks on harms of the transatlantic slave trade - but PM rules out reparationsThe UK has agreed to engage in "structured, time-bound, inclusive and good-faith" talks that address the "historical harms" of the transatlantic slave trade, Commonwealth leaders have said.
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British Ebola case 'concerning, but not entirely unexpected', expert saysA British citizen in the Democratic Republic of Congo has tested positive for Ebola and will be brought back to the UK for treatment.
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Health checks offered to Wigan residents near one of England's worst illegal waste sitesDedicated health checks, including asthma and blood pressure assessments, are being offered to people living near one of England's worst illegal waste sites.
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Tributes paid to celebrity hairstylist John Frieda who has died aged 75Tributes have been paid to British celebrity hairstylist and beauty brand entrepreneur John Frieda who has died aged 75.
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Three men arrested after suspected murder of non-league footballerThree men have been arrested after the death of a "talented" and "inspirational" non-league footballer.
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Blood tests that could spot early signs of cancers to be trialled on thousands of NHS patientsBlood tests that could spot the early signs of a range of the most common cancers are to be trialled on thousands of NHS patients.
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Just 13% of UK teenage girls active every day, WHO figures showExperts have warned that more needs to be done to boost the exercise levels of UK teenagers - with just 13% of teenage girls active every day.
World News
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'Expect the worst': What results mean for the world | Dominic WaghornTrump restrained or Trump rampant? That is the question for the world now as it looks on at his humiliation in the midterms.
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Multiple bears may have killed mother and daughter in CanadaA mother and daughter have been killed in an attack in Canada that authorities say may have involved multiple grizzly bears.
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Goalkeeper involved in collision with Spanish footballer who died releases statementA goalkeeper involved in an on-field collision with a Spanish footballer who died says he is "going through the most difficult days of his life".
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Russia attacks Ukrainian aid hub in one of the deadliest strikes since war beganRussian strikes on an aid hub killed at least 40 people - making it one of Russia's deadliest attacks on Ukrainian civilians since the full-scale invasion began, officials said.
Entertainment News
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Tributes paid to celebrity hairstylist John Frieda who has died aged 75Tributes have been paid to British celebrity hairstylist and beauty brand entrepreneur John Frieda who has died aged 75.
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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.
Video
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Cyber attacks affect UK meat processing industry, top security official saysCyber attacks have affected the UK meat processing industry, a top security official has said in the wake of hacks that hit supermarkets across Europe.
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UK agrees to talks on harms of the transatlantic slave trade - but PM rules out reparationsThe UK has agreed to engage in "structured, time-bound, inclusive and good-faith" talks that address the "historical harms" of the transatlantic slave trade, Commonwealth leaders have said.
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James Matthews: Abdul El-Sayed's response to me felt like a misstep after stressful contestAll news is local now. I suppose that's one lesson from my encounter with Abdul El-Sayed.
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Health checks offered to Wigan residents near one of England's worst illegal waste sitesDedicated health checks, including asthma and blood pressure assessments, are being offered to people living near one of England's worst illegal waste sites.





