Care home residents are once again facing limits on the number of family members who can visit them.
The new restrictions came in last week as a response the Omicron COVID variant.
Only three named visitors are now allowed.
Richard Webb is North Yorkshire's Director of Adult Services.
Richard Webb says very aware of the pressures that puts on care home residents and their families.
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A young seal found dragging over 7ft of entanglement material has been released back into the wild in Scarborough after two months of rehabilitation.
Zoo keepers had an extra reason to celebrate this Mother’s Day with the arrival of a six-foot tall bundle of joy!
Scarborough and Whitby's Member of Parliament, Alison Hume, has announced her intention to launch a petition to campaign for the return of stroke services to the Yorkshire Coast.
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