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• North Yorkshire Fire And Rescue Service Boosts Technology To Prevent Wildfires

  North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service is increasing its use of drones and helicopters, whilst discouraging disposable barbecues, to prevent a repeat of last year's devastating wildfires.

• East Riding Councillors Champion Boditrax Health Scanners

  East Riding councillors are encouraging residents to use free Boditrax body composition scanners available at local libraries and leisure centres to improve their health and well-being.

• Holiday Activities and Food Summer Programme Announced for the East Yorkshire Coast

  Over 460 summer activities, ranging from sports and cooking to nature trails, have been announced for children across the region.

• Cayton Padel Court Plan Approved Despite Concern About Disturbing Funeralgoers

  North Yorkshire Council has approved plans for two new padel tennis courts at Cayton Playing Fields, with strict conditions to halt play and prevent noise or light disturbances during nearby cemetery burials.

• Volunteer Trustees Sought to Help Guide Scarborough's Saint Catherine's Hospice

  Saint Catherine’s Hospice in Scarborough is looking for committed individuals from a variety of professional backgrounds to join its Board of Trustees.

• McCain Celebrates Manufacturing Academy Graduates at Scarborough Headquarters

  Eighteen employees have graduated from McCain's Manufacturing Academy during a special ceremony held at the company's Scarborough headquarters.

• New £119,000 Seagull Strategy for Scarborough and Whitby to be Debated

  A proposed £119,000 urban gull strategy aimed at protecting public health and promoting coexistence in Scarborough and Whitby is set to be examined by councillors on Monday.

• Yorkshire Coast Cricket Round-Up

  Scarborough won a thriller at Hornsea as another full programme of cricket played out on the Yorkshire Coast.

• Staintondale Moorland Railway And Gardens Reopen To Raise Funds For Whitby Dementia Train

  The Staintondale Moorland Railway and Gardens are reopening this Sunday to raise funds for a special dementia-friendly train service operating out of Whitby.

• Longer Opening Hours For Scarborough Petrol Station Opposed By Town Council

  A retrospective application by Sainsbury's to extend the operating hours of its Falsgrave Road petrol station and car wash has faced opposition from Scarborough Town Council due to ambiguous proposals and concerns over its impact on residents.

• Mayor Approves Donation Of Two North Yorkshire Fire Engines To Ukraine

  Two decommissioned fire engines from the North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service are to be donated to Ukraine following approval from Mayor David Skaith.

• Calls to Refuse Scarborough Hotel Emergency Accommodation Plan Over 'Extreme' Change to Quality of Life

  Scarborough residents are calling for the rejection of a planning application to formalise the use of two hotels as emergency accommodation, citing an "extreme change" to their quality of life due to anti-social behavior.