One of Scarborough's most popular bands are playing their farewell concert in the town tonight.
The Feens are at Scarborough Spa this evening.
Their music has featured on Soccer AM, Made in Chelsea and here on This Is The Coast.
Guitarist Freddie Schmuck explained the thinking behind the decision to break up the band:
Freddie added it was a natural decision and there was no ill feeling over it:
Saturday's farewell gig starts at 7pm, in the Spa's Ocean Room, you can buy tickets here.
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Simon Cope, the original chairman of Scarborough Athletic back in 2007, has voiced his confidence that the current problems with the club's home ground will be resolved.
The Chair of the Esk Valley Community Railway group, is advocating for the increased use of an existing train service to transport pupils from villages in the Esk Valley to Whitby School.
The Coastal Services team in Bridlington are asking people not to use the town's paddling pool for washing dogs, bikes or bait boxes.
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