Yorkshire Coast News from Thursday, December 19th, 2024

There's a fiery finale to bring Scarborough Lights 2024 to a close this weekend at South Cliff Gardens.

Two men have been jailed for a total of 16 years for killing their friend and seriously injuring two others by driving dangerously and losing control of their speeding vehicles in Driffield on Saturday 11 June 2022.

With the driver home for Christmas about to begin, the Government has announced a £123 million investment to fill potholes and repair roads, in the region.

Yesterday's bathing water quality summit in Scarborough gave local councillors the opportunity to quiz Yorkshire Water and the Environment Agency about the continuing issues with water quality in Scarborough's South Bay.

A group of metal detecting enthusiasts in Bridlington have unearthed a treasure trove of donations for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance.

Jane Tomlinson’s Run For All will take over organising the ever-popular and well established McCain Yorkshire Coast 10K and Fun Run in 2025 in partnership with Scarborough Athletic Club.

The stunning landscapes and venues across North Yorkshire and their links to film and television are to be the centrepiece of a campaign aimed at attracting a wave of visitors to the county.

A new School Road Safety Banners programme has been launched with the first banners being deployed at Pickering Infants School.

James Hitchcock died on Wednesday following an incident at York Railway station on Sunday.

There have been long delays this morning and the road has now been closed by police.