Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, March 28th, 2025

The police force serving the southern leg of the Yorkshire Coast has revealed more on successes from their Operation Shield.

Eden Camp, the modern history museum in North Yorkshire, is supporting the annual Royal British Legion Industries’ (RBLI) The Great Tommy Sleep Out, in support of military veterans facing homelessness.

The leader of North Yorkshire Council has dismissed a call to change the way decisions are made at the authority.

Residents and visitors are being reminded to be responsible dog owners when visiting the East Riding countryside.

A Yorkshire Coast holiday park is unveiling a brand-new pavilion-style theatre, a contemporary pub, refreshed entertainment line-ups and pitch developments for touring caravans following a multi-million pound investment over the winter.

New food and drink festival set to be served up in Scarborough in April.

Unity Racing, a team representing Scarborough UTC, has achieved remarkable success by becoming the final ever F1 in Schools UK national champions.

The Friends of Bridlington Hospital, a charity that has supported the hospital since 1953, is set to close.

Parking fees at council-run car parks across North Yorkshire look set to rise for the second year in a row.