Yorkshire Coast News from Wednesday, April 2nd, 2025

RNLI Bridlington is calling on the local community to get involved with the RNLI’s biggest annual fundraising event, the Mayday Mile, and complete the challenge of covering a mile a day throughout May.

St George’s Primary School in Scarborough is among the first wave of schools to receive funding for a school-based nursery.

James Farrar, the Chief Executive of the York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority, has expressed his confidence that the devolution process will bring increased power and investment to the north of England

A significant number of older people living in rented accommodation in Scarborough is raising concerns about their financial security and wellbeing.

A man's been charged with 64 offences as part of a major police investigation centred around a funeral directors in Hull.

Drivers in the East Riding are being made aware street lights along two main roads are to be switched off this week as part of a national pilot project to save energy and cut carbon emissions along UK roads.

A Scarborough Motor Retailer has picked up awards from both Hyundai and MG

Plans for a half-hourly train between York and Scarborough are ‘moving in the right direction’ and a plan to recruit more drivers is underway according to the Mayor.

The Whitby and Scarborough Park and Ride services are scheduled to reopen from Sunday.