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• Whitby's Cliff Lift Saved for the Time Being Following Council Meeting

  North Yorkshire Council's executive has backed a proposal to undertake a further study into the costs of repairing Whitby's 95-year-old cliff lift, though the free replacement bus service is set to be withdrawn.

• Council Confirms Move to Modern Scarborough Hub but Pledges to Retain Town Hall

  North Yorkshire Council’s executive committee has today confirmed it's intention to purchase of Resolution House in Eastfield, establishing a new primary office hub for the region.

• Campaigners Declare ‘Victory’ As Whitby Cliff Lift Saved From Decommissioning

  A new study will be commissioned to determine the future of Whitby’s Cliff Lift as proposals to permanently close it were postponed.

• Scarborough Mayor Reassured Over Town Hall Relocation Plans

  The Mayor of Scarborough has expressed his relief after receiving assurances over the future of the town's historic civic building, following concerns it could be sold to developers.

• Temporary Toilets To Be Installed In Filey and Scarborough Ahead of Busy Easter Period

  Temporary toilets are due to be installed in two popular North Yorkshire coastal towns this month as swift action is taken to ensure essential facilities are in place for the busy Easter period.

• Plans For New Papa John's Takeaway Near Flamborough

  Plans for a new Papa John’s pizza takeaway have been submitted to East Riding Council.

• Landmark Decision Day as Council Decides Future of Whitby Cliff Lift and Scarborough Town Hall

  The future of the Yorkshire Coast’s heritage and civic heart hangs in the balance as North Yorkshire Council’s executive meets on Tuesday to settle two of the region's most contentious property debates.

• Scarborough Mayor and MP Receive Assurances Over Town Hall Relocation Plans

  The Mayor of Scarborough and the Town's MP have received assurances from North Yorkshire Council over the future of Scarborough's historic town hall.

• Police Launch Manslaughter Investigation Following Man's Death In Whitby

  North Yorkshire Police were called to a disturbance at an address on Flowergate in Whitby late on Sunday evening.

• Theo Chapman Departs Scarborough Athletic FC

  Boro Manager Jono Greening has thanked Theo Chapman for his efforts as he departs for a new opportunity.

• Council Approves Driffield Padel Courts

  Plans for the construction of two padel courts near Driffield have been approved by East Riding Council. The courts are to be established at Driffield Rugby Union Football Club on Driffield Road, Kelleythorpe.

• Humberside Police: ‘Still More To Be Done’ On Racial Abuse

  Humberside Police has been told it has more work to do to understand and track racial abuse towards its officers. Humberside Police Federation, which represents officers, has said that the force has come a long way but more work is still needed to understand the scale of the problem.