Yorkshire Coast News from Thursday, April 17th, 2025

A Scarborough Councillor has been told repairs to the Scarborough Sports Village 3G pitch might need to wait for funding approval from the council.

A drinker who injured a man in a Scarborough pub so badly he needed plastic surgery to his face has been jailed.

Everybody’s Cycling, a charitable events organisation, are offering two free guided leisure cycle rides in and around Scarborough on Saturday 19th April – an adult only and a family friendly ride.

Bridlington Town still have plenty to do in order to avoid the Northern Premier League East Division drop, as they begin the Easter weekend double-header with a home game against Stocksbridge Park Steels on Saturday.

Dalby Forest and the North York Moors National Park, will host the opening stage of the Lloyds Tour of Britain Women race on Thursday 5 June.

Anne "The Governess" Hegerty from ITV's Beat the Chaser will be returning to Scarborough Spa for Panto season this year along with TV personality Jake Quickenden.

A bricklaying apprentice from East Yorkshire has been named as one of the best trainees in the region after taking one of the top spots in a prestigious construction skills competition.

A new public toilet block has opened on Hornsea’s seafront.

Scarborough Athletic Chairman Trevor Bull tells This is the Coast the club is facing a "potentially life threatening" situation as the availability of its home ground for the upcoming 2025/26 season is thrown in to doubt.

North Yorkshire Council say the Scarborough Sports Village Pitch wont be available for competitive fixtures for the start of the next season.

The Seas the Day Team who are attempting to become the first women's team to row the Pacific non-stop have been forced to return to Peru for boat repairs after a heavy storm.