Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, January 17th, 2025

Whitby Town manager Gary Liddle is looking for back to back wins for the first time since taking the reigns at the club in October.

Richie Benett's brace helped the Seadogs to a comfortable victory in Derbyshire on Friday night.

From washing machines to pigeons, there's a wide range of artworks in the next exhibition at Woodend Gallery, Scarborough.

After more than three years of dedicated campaigning and development, CavCa are opening expanded indoor climbing facilities, Street Rocks, at The Street in Scarborough.

The Expanse Hotel in Bridlington, a prominent fixture on the seafront since 1937, is now on the market with an asking price of £2,750,000

Scarborough Lions say 152 brave souls took part in the annual fundraiser.

North Yorkshire Police has issued CCTV of two women they'd like to speak to after a shopping bag was stolen in Scarborough.

A Scarborough cocaine dealer has again been brought to justice by North Yorkshire Police after being jailed for three years and nine months.

Bridlington Old Town Gallery is set to hold a display of local art and photography in February which will be sold to boost funding for Bridlington RNLI.

13-49 Lois Ivan is back on service today after a week in dry dock.

The site of a significant prehistoric settlement near Hackness, Scarborough, has been severely damaged by repeated illegal off-roading, according to archaeologists.

Northern Trains has moved a step closer to the largest ever investment in its fleet which could eventually see up to 450 new trains.

A man from Bridlington has been prosecuted after a large amount of building waste was dumped on a country road in Thwing.