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• Council Funds to Help Transform Scarborough's Boarded-Up Brunswick Centre

  A major redevelopment of Scarborough's vacant Brunswick Centre into a multiplex cinema and leisure hub is a step closer after a multimillion-pound funding package was unanimously approved.

• Six-Year-Old Boy Tackles 30-Mile Coastal Walk For Veterans Charity

  A six-year-old boy is braving high winds on a 30-mile trek from Filey to Whitby to raise funds for armed forces veterans living in care homes.

• Runners Take To Scarborough Streets To 'Lift The Curfew' On Winter Nights

  Runners and walkers will gather in Scarborough this Wednesday evening to raise awareness of women's safety when exercising in the dark.

• Residents Divided Over Plan to Extend Haven Holiday Park Season

  A proposal by Haven to extend the annual season of Primrose Valley Holiday Park near Filey by almost a month has sparked a divide among locals over the potential economic benefits versus the strain on local services.

• Scarborough And Whitby MP Elected To Influential Culture, Media And Sport Committee

  Government policies affecting tourism, media, and grassroots sports will face direct scrutiny from a Yorkshire Coast representative following the election of Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume to a key parliamentary committee.

• North Yorkshire Plans To Expand Rural Scheme Combining Police, Fire, And Ambulance Roles

  North Yorkshire is considering expanding a successful rural public safety scheme that combines police, fire, and ambulance roles into a single officer position to improve emergency coverage in remote communities.

• Scarborough's Brunswick Centre Redevelopment Moves Closer With Multi Million Pound Funding Package

  A major transformation of Scarborough's vacant Brunswick Centre into a cinema and leisure complex is a step closer after North Yorkshire Council approved it's part of a £18.5 million public funding package.

• Free School Uniform Giveaway Returns To Scarborough This Week

  Thousands of free primary and secondary school uniform items will be available to Scarborough families this week as part of an initiative to tackle the cost of living and reduce clothing waste.

• Salvaged Peasholm Park Illuminations Go On Display After Storm Boelo Cancellations

  Scarborough residents can enjoy a free evening light display at Peasholm Park this week after organisers salvaged artworks from a weekend event cancelled due to severe gales.

• Extracurricular Opportunities Set To Expand For Pupils In Scarborough And Whitby

  Seven schools across Scarborough and Whitby will share in a £22.5 million government investment designed to boost extracurricular activities and help young people develop new skills.

• New Floodlit Sports Hub Approved For Hunmanby Playing Fields

  A dated tennis court near Filey will be transformed into a modern multi-sport facility featuring floodlights and a digital booking system.

• Concerns Public Say On New Housing Reduced As Planning Rules Shift To Officers

  Sweeping national changes to the planning system taking effect this month will see most housing developments decided by unelected council officers rather than local councillors across North Yorkshire and the East Riding.