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  Richie Benett's brace helped the Seadogs to a comfortable victory in Derbyshire on Friday night.

• Scarborough and Ryedale Smoking Prevalence Problems

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• New Indoor Climbing Facility Opens in Scarborough

  After more than three years of dedicated campaigning and development, CavCa are opening expanded indoor climbing facilities, Street Rocks, at The Street in Scarborough.

• Bridlington's Expanse Hotel on the Market for £2.75 Million

  The Expanse Hotel in Bridlington, a prominent fixture on the seafront since 1937, is now on the market with an asking price of £2,750,000

• Thompson's Second Outing As Brid Town Boss

  Bridlington Town take on strugglers Sheffield looking for a second straight win under the returning Mike Thompson.

• Northern Expressions in Scarborough Starts

  From washing machines to pigeons, there's a wide range of artworks in the next exhibition at Woodend Gallery, Scarborough.

• Bridlington Rugby Look To Turn Season Around Against Rivals

  Bridlington RUFC host relegation rivals at Dukes Park on Saturday.

• Local Artwork Set to Benefit Bridlington RNLI Funds

  Bridlington Old Town Gallery is set to hold a display of local art and photography in February which will be sold to boost funding for Bridlington RNLI.

• Pikes Bid To Continue Winning Home Run

  The Pikes host sixth-placed Penistone on Saturday.

• Scarborough Cocaine Dealer Jailed for Three Years and Nine Months

  A Scarborough cocaine dealer has again been brought to justice by North Yorkshire Police after being jailed for three years and nine months.

• Whitby Lifeboat Back in Service After Maintenance

  13-49 Lois Ivan is back on service today after a week in dry dock.

• Prehistoric Settlement Near Scarborough Damaged by Illegal Off-Roading

  The site of a significant prehistoric settlement near Hackness, Scarborough, has been severely damaged by repeated illegal off-roading, according to archaeologists.