Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, February 7th, 2025

Boro go to Halifax on Saturday hoping to go top of North East 2.

The Pikes welcome Tadcaster Albion to Mill Lane on Saturday.

Bridlington Town have their second home game of the week on Saturday, as top-of-the-table Cleethorpes Town travel up the coast to the Mounting Systems Stadium in the Northern Premier League East.

It's not a political move, that's the claim from a Conservative councillor as North Yorkshire's local authority begins legal action against the Labour government.

A senior North Yorkshire Police Officer says the force have seen abandoned calls to 101 reduced to some of the lowest figures in the country.

The Seasiders are worryingly close to the NPL Premier's drop zone.

The Seadogs return to Scarborough Sports Village, on Saturday.

It happened on Elders Street on Monday 20 January 2025 at around 9.35pm when a suspect exposed himself to a teenage girl who was walking alone.

Bridlington is preparing to mark the 154th anniversary of the Great Gale at the Bridlington Priory Church to commemorate the Great Gale of 1871.

Scarborough Athletic FC manager Jono Greening has signed a two-and-a-half-year contract extension to his current deal, committing his future to the club until the end of the 2027/28 season.

Council-backed plans for 49 affordable eco-homes in Whitby have been submitted to the planning authority.

The charity is calling on local companies to support Scarborough DAG in it's 35th year.

North Yorkshire's Mayor has approved a 28.9% increase in the fire service element of council tax.

East Riding councillors have approved its annual budget which sees a 4.99% council tax increase whilst the authority aims to become a “smaller, leaner organisation.”