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• Red Devils Parachute Display Team Drop in to Scarborough’s Armed Forces Day

  The event is hosted by North Yorkshire Council as part of the authority’s commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant and takes place 100 days from today.

• Eastfield Drug Dealers Sentenced

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• Scarborough to Get First New Council Homes in 40 Years

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• Concerns Raised Over Scarborough Museums' Future Funding Under Council Control

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• Could Gull Nesting Towers Help Manage Scarborough's Seagull Problems?

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• International Growth for Thornton-le-Dale Pet Food Firm

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