Yorkshire Coast News from Thursday, January 2nd, 2025

The first month of 2025 sees the Pikes have four home games to one away starting on Saturday.

Bridlington Town were due to host Brighouse Town on Saturday, in the Northern Premier League East, a match which was set to be their first game of the year.

Dozens of objections have been lodged against a developer’s plans to delay the construction of a bridge over Scalby Beck.

Blues chief executive Scott Booth has sought to clarify the club's position ahead of an important meeting with North Yorkshire Council on Tuesday.

In a bid to tackle the rising mental health challenges faced by children and young people, Scarborough is implementing a multi-faceted approach, according to Dr Gill Kelly, Consultant in Public Health.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice across Yorkshire & Humber for Saturday and Sunday.

Councillors have been discussing the future for Scarborough's Open Air Theatre.

The colours of North Yorkshire’s wheelie bins are set to be harmonised to align with national recycling campaigns.

North Yorkshire Council bosses have pledged to press the Government for a fairer funding deal for schools in the county.

The Stephen Joseph Theatre’s co-production of Brassed Off, seen at the Scarborough Theatre in August, has been nominated for a major award.

Council chiefs in North Yorkshire have backed plans to allow councillors to take-part and vote in key meetings from home.

Saint Catherine’s say they're thrilled to announce the opening of its second shop in Whitby, on Baxtergate.

A scheme worth more than £1 million to restore one of Whitby’s most recognisable buildings and bring it back into public use is due to begin next month.

There's extensive ice on Thursday for parts of the Yorkshire Coast.