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  Dozens of candidates have put their names forward for elections to form the new town council in Scarborough as part of plans to drive forward local democracy across the county.

• Scarborough Station Set for Multi-Million-Pound Roof Renovation

  Scarborough railway station is set to undergo a major transformation as Network Rail begins work next week on a comprehensive roof renovation project.

• Renewed Appeal Following "Shocking" Arson in Whitby

  Police are renewing their appeal for information about an arson attack on a Whitby barn.

• Six Candidates Standing to Become First Elected Mayor of Hull and East Yorkshire

  Six candidates have been declared for the upcoming Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority Mayoral election.

• Construction to Start on Whitby Maritime Hub

  Work on a multi-million pound development that hopes to establish Whitby as a pivotal player in the maritime and offshore renewable energy sectors will begin next week.

• Police Appeal for Information Following Whitby Robbery

  North Yorkshire Police have issued an appeal for information following a robbery that took place on New Quay Road in Whitby.

• Concern Over Increasing Number of Older Renters in Scarborough

  A significant number of older people living in rented accommodation in Scarborough is raising concerns about their financial security and wellbeing.

• York and North Yorkshire Chief Exec Confident Devolution Will Boost Northern Power and Investment

  James Farrar, the Chief Executive of the York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority, has expressed his confidence that the devolution process will bring increased power and investment to the north of England

• Double Success for Scarborough Motor Firm

  A Scarborough Motor Retailer has picked up awards from both Hyundai and MG

• Scarborough School Receives Funding for New School-Based Nursery

  St George’s Primary School in Scarborough is among the first wave of schools to receive funding for a school-based nursery.

• RNLI Bridlington Puts Out Mayday Call to Help Raise Vital Funds

  RNLI Bridlington is calling on the local community to get involved with the RNLI’s biggest annual fundraising event, the Mayday Mile, and complete the challenge of covering a mile a day throughout May.

• Street Lights Switched Off Along Two East Riding Roads as Part Carbon Cutting Trial

  Drivers in the East Riding are being made aware street lights along two main roads are to be switched off this week as part of a national pilot project to save energy and cut carbon emissions along UK roads.